Our Top 10 Picks for February 2017 are even better than January’s! We aim to set this trend throughout the year, bringing you the latest and greatest from our favourite city on Australia/the world. Being smack bang in the middle…
Do you love markets but hate lining up for food? Or maybe you suffer the all too common fate of ordering your fill before you’re fully aware of all the options, only to realise you’ve chosen too soon? Allow me…
Gin-uary, a night held at Wilhelmina’s, one of Sydney’s best small bars, was a masterclass celebrating all things gin. Upon arrival, guests were greeted by immaculately prepared tables set with four glasses, each containing a small amount of gin, a…
It’s an intriguing title: I Hate You My Mother. Theatre company Redline Productions performs this play at the Old Fitz Theatre in Woolloomooloo. It’s the first of twelve new Australian works this year in honour of the theatre’s 20th anniversary. And what a…
I found where the whole of Sydney was on Saturday 28 January: Carriageworks’ Night Market. Curated by celebrity chef Kylie Kwong, the aim was to celebrate Chinese New Year in an an event ‘inspired by the streets of Harajuku (Tokyo), Hongdae…
Arrive at Double Bay and prepared to be whisked away on the ferry to The Island — a floating bar in the harbour boasting a terrific view of the CBD, the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. This was the venue…
The geniuses at Handpicked Wines have combined two of the best things in life at their Yoga and Wine classes. It’s a match made in heaven. From now on, every Friday morning is dedicated to all things healthy. (Because as we…
The idea that nudity ‘is one of art’s oldest subjects – and often its most controversial’ is behind Art Gallery of New South Wales opening up its doors to, ahem, bare all in this compelling look at nudes in art. The…
Welcome to largest picnic in Sydney. If you were a French artist, would you fly all the way to Australia to perform? At this gig, absolutely. We set ourselves up with beach towels and scarves as blankets under the shaded…
One question I always find myself asking while watching a play or movie adaptation of a favourite childhood book, is whether the author would be satisfied with the performance. Recreating the illustrations of Quentin Blake and the magic of Roald…