Oh, The Hills. Sydney’s north-west hub for the best brunches and cocktail bars your heart desires. We’ve jam packed our favourite cafes, tapas bars and of course our top picks on where to eat and drink while enjoying life on…
Ensemble Theatre’s latest offering, Lip Service, takes you back to the 1950s makeup boom. Helena Rubenstein (played by Amanda Muggleton) is at the height of her cosmetic empire. Needing more security in her life, she hires bodyguard Patrick O’Higgins (played…
Sofar Sounds offers a different kind of musical experience, but one that’s bound to captivate you all the same. The usually thousands-capacity arena becomes a compact, stylish office. Headline belters are replaced with your local singer-songwriters. And a surging crowd…
The SmartFone Flick Fest (SF3) gala turned Chauvel Cinema in Paddington into the place to be in Sydney if you’re interested in independent filmmaking. I mingled with the excited crowd before we all filed in for the main event: watching dozens of…
Looking for an escape from everyday monotony? September marks not only the beginning of warmth and splendour but also the annual Sydney Underground Film Festival. SUFF features independent and experimental films that infringe upon the status quo, and in its…
At what has always been (and continues to be) one of my favourite Sydney venues, Boiler Room transformed Oxford Art Factory into a scene well recognized with their signature setup, placing the DJ in the middle of the room and…
Return to Rio festival takes place in Wiseman’s Ferry (just a 90 minute drive from Sydney!) and is well known for being pretty insane; one big mad street party for three days straight. Copious amounts of glitter and an abundance…
Christian Paul celebrated the launch of their highly anticipated new ranges with an intimate watches and whiskey evening. The evening began with an exclusive sit down dinner. The chicken parfait entree was paired with a whiskey sours cocktail, the creaminess…
Carriageworks presents Benjamin Britten’s opera The Rape of Lucretia, the latest work of Sydney Chamber Opera directed by Kip Williams and Elizabeth Gadsby. Fighting against Greek invasion, the Roman men leave their wives to go defend their country. In this…
The phrase Cherry Blossom Festival is synonymous with April in Japan. Auburn Botanic Gardens brings that little slice of Japan to Sydney’s west with their Cherry Blossom Festival. And while it didn’t involve a nine hour flight there were definitely…