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Find the best art events and make the most of your time this month in Sydney. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Join us for a 7 week course learning burlesque in a group routine for performance!
Create striking contemporary art from electronic waste in this hands-on recycled tech workshop at Stanley Street Gallery.
An artist’s book is a medium of artistic expression that uses the form or function of the “book” as inspiration. Artists’ books embrace a range of approaches often experimenting with different materials to offer new ideas and interpretations of the world. Join artist Pam Slattery as she demonstrates how to make a simple miniature artist book and coming up with unique ideas. She'll show how to transform those ideas into a beautiful, tiny piece of art that can be held in the palm of your hand. This workshop is suitable for beginners. All materials are provided. Ages 18+.
Guided Tours for all.
"Petals of Regrow" brings together three newly arrived Afghan female artists whose paintings and multi-sensory installations explore women’s rights and Nowruz.
Join SIMS scientists to explore flowing shapes of coral and the charm of seahorses as you paint your own glowing porcelain tea-light.
Experience the opulence of the Palace of Dreams through guided tours that showcase the 2000-seat auditorium adorned with 13 hand-cut crystal chandeliers. Explore the eclectic Gothic, Italian, and Art Deco design elements. Visit the famous Character Lounges and marvel at the world's second largest hand-cut crystal chandelier, the Koh-i-Nor. See the original Wurlitzer Organ and admire prize-winning artworks by renowned Australian artists. Delve into the engineering marvels beneath the Theatre. Tickets include a $1 Restoration Levy. Re-booking is available for cancelled tours with advance notice.
The Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP) is proud to present a beginner to intermediate portrait lighting workshop hosted at Canon Studios, Macquarie Park, Sydney. This is a ticketed event with limited seats. Lucky door prizes from Canon and Kayell as well! Led by Sam Affridi, founder of Hero Shot, this beginner to intermediate workshop, is designed for photographers and videographers who want confident, repeatable portrait lighting - starting with one light and then intentionally scaling to two and three light setups - without relying on complicated multi light approaches. You will learn a practical system for controlling the look using light position, modifier choice, distance, feathering, falloff, and reflectors. You will also learn to apply this control across one, two, and three light setups. Sam will demonstrate how he works with senior executives when there may be only five minutes available, how to create more than one look quickly, and how to combine ambient light with a single studio light while taking advantage of the workplace environment. The goal is not to memorise setups. It is to understand cause and effect, so you can walk into any shoot and know what to do next.
Pulse Alive 2026 is a much-anticipated event that brings together students from various artistic backgrounds to showcase their talents. The event will feature performances by Principal Vocalists, Student Hosts, Showband members, Dance Company, Choir, and Drama Ensemble. Gates open at 5:15pm, with the arena doors opening at 6:30pm and the show starting at 7:30pm. Presale tickets are available for families of participating students, while general public tickets go on sale at 10:00 am on Wednesday 11 February.
Join us for monthly guided, hands-on workshops. All materials required will be provided to you. February 21st 2026 - Create your own vision board. Designed to help you clarify your goals and bring your dreams to life through the power of vision boarding. Whether you’re setting new intentions or simply seeking inspiration, this session will give you the time, space, and tools to reconnect with your “why” and visualise the life you want to create. With TJ Creative Hive. March 21st 2026 - Kintsugi workshop. Join us for a reflective, hands-on Kintsugi workshop where we explore the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold. Transforming cracks into something meaningful and radiant. More than an art class, this quiet ritual of repair invites mindfulness, creativity, and reflection through guided grounding, an introduction to Kintsugi, hands-on ceramic restoration and personal journaling in a supportive space. With TJ Creative Hive. April 25th 2026 - Paint your own tote bag. Unleash your creativity in this fun, relaxed session where you design a personalised tote bag to carry your style wherever you go. With TJ Creative Hive. May 10th 2026 - Mothers day paint your own tray. Celebrate Mom with a heartfelt, hands-on painting session where you paint trays bursting with love and creativity. With TJ Creative Hive.
Running Times: Approximately 2 hours and 25 minutes, including one 20-minute interval. Age recommendation: Recommended for ages 10+. Production and content warnings: This production contains themes of bullying and discrimination, mild adult language, and brief romantic references. It also includes theatrical haze, flashing lights and loud sound effects.
Spilt Milk is a series of new paintings by artist Tanya Linney. Set within the domestic sphere, where the minor drama of a knocked glass becomes both image and method as milky pours and stains slip across the surface. The works hover between control and surrender, rehearsing the tension between gravity and authorship, mess and composition turning a fleeting spill into a meditation on intentional mark making. In these surfaces, the spill is not staged but remembered, a soft trace of chance suspended in paint.