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Find the best art events and make the most of your time today in Sydney. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Every week, boutique art galleries across Sydney host 'Opening Night' events. These are open to the public and typically feature complimentary wine and a lively atmosphere - together with great art by local and emerging artists! The concept of the 'Art Crawls' is simple. Your humble host plans out an Art Crawl when the stars align and these opening nights fall on the same night. This typically means 'crawling' between several galleries in a night, normally in the vicinity of the inner city (Surry Hills / Darlinghurst / etc). Come along, drink some wine, enjoy the art, and make some new friends!
Join us for the opening of 'Djalkirri: The Bula'bula Arts Archiving Project' with guest speaker Keith Munro.
Iris endeavours to honour nature and beauty, and to bring joy through her artwork. Iris completed her art training at the historic Julian Ashton Art School in the 1980s, receiving her diplomas there and being awarded the prestigious Henry Gibbons Drawing prize. She now devotes her time to art and the practice and teaching of yoga. 'OM’ The profits from Iris’ artwork sales are donated to animal welfare charities.
Hands on, 2 hr bonsai workshop with expert Mason. Learn to pot, shape and wire your own bonsai. Beer, bonsai and plant pot included. Limited spots.
Join us for a premiere screening of the Devil Wears Prada 2! Tickets are $35 and include: Entry, Small popcorn, Bottled soft drink, and a donation to UN Women Australia. Further snacks and drinks will be available for purchase at the bar.
Join us for a movie night! Come along to watch a great film, then stick around afterwards to share your thoughts & favourite moments.
An evening of poetry, music, art and connection. Perform poetry & sell art with other artists! Newsagency gallery, petersham.
Join artists Grant Stevens and Ana Iti in conversation with Katie Dyer as they discuss memory, language, and moving image. Working across moving image and screen-based media, their practices reflect on how memory is mediated through language, text, and systems of knowledge. The conversation explores affective registers and embodied archives, tracing how memory circulates between inner worlds and shared realities.
Join us at Paddington Library’s After Hours Film Club for two films exploring the power of song. Tina Throat Song Light refreshments will be served before the screening, with a post film discussion led by our in-house film expert, Erin. Please be aware that films may include adult themes or challenging subject matter. We recommend reviewing content information in advance if required. Bookings essential.
Join us to celebrate the opening of a joint project by NAS Gallery and Institute of Modern Art — Mitch Cairns: Artist’s Mouth. The exhibition will feature key works from Cairns’ oeuvre – including paintings, sculpture, works on paper, and artist publications – highlighting his distinctive modernist sensibility, playful abstraction, and reductive approach to form. Spanning two decades, the exhibition traces his evolving influences: from early student works to recent and new commissions, reflecting his ongoing engagement with self-reflection, the poetics and banality of daily life, concrete poetry, language and text, and significant figures in art and literature.
Create your own clay sculptures in our introduction to hand-built ceramics! Students are encouraged to develop and enhance their own style and creativity. From a technical and artistic perspective, we will develop a variety of techniques and methods of painting and decorating. Classes will include easy step-by-step instructions and demonstrations of hand-building and glazing.
Join Inner Sydney Voice for the screening of Waterloo 2050! It's an ambitious youth filmmaking project, filmed over just days. Over five days, young people from Waterloo and the surrounding areas worked with filmmakers and directors to create short films. Join ISV to go behind the scenes and premier their work at the iconic Playhouse Theatre.