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Find the best art events and make the most of your time tomorrow 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 Afternoon Tea with best selling author Cathy Kelly as she talks about her new book - The Island Retreat
We host open Life Drawing sessions every second Friday at CDW Studios during the CDW Studios semester. No experience necessary!
Join us at the Inner West Pride Centre to celebrate the publication of the fifth edition of Written Off and support local artists and writers.
After nearly seven decades, the University of Sydney will once again witness the power of Sophocles' Antigone. Not since 1957 has Antigone been presented in full at our university, with only fragments staged by the Classics Society in 1983. This remarkable revival marks a return to a tradition that began with the groundbreaking 1886 production of Aeschylus' Agamemnon - the very performance that launched Greek drama in Australia.
Premier of Feature Film - Life Could Be a Dream
Join us for the opening of our main gallery exhibition, 'Woven from a hundred flowers', celebrating our Nepalese community.
If your work feels like it’s still “in progress” — like you can take a good photo, but your portfolio doesn’t feel cohesive yet — this is the session that helps it click. Gracie will show you how she studies images, reverse engineers the “why”, builds a shoot intention, and keeps a team aligned so the final gallery looks like one voice — not ten different ideas.
The Sydney Design Market, a festival-style event, returns to Carriageworks from 1–3 May, featuring over 150 designers and makers showcasing unique, limited-edition items. This 18-year-old market is a haven for design enthusiasts, offering a treasure-hunt experience with exclusive finds. Perfect for the weekend before Mother’s Day, it’s an opportunity to discover new favorites. Enjoy food, drink, and a low sensory hour on Sunday morning, followed by general admission. Tickets are $7 daily or $10 for a weekend pass, with kids under 13 free. Join the Fan Club for exclusive benefits.
Join us as we learn how to make paper flower camellias with expert Julie Lee. The perfect gift for mum or someone special this Mother’s Day. Do you have a teen that you want to bond with? Why not craft together and book a mother / daughter date. Or simply join us solo! You will be provided with all you need. Just bring your smile and walk away with a long lasting bloom to gift or decorate any corner of your home.
You are invited to the opening night of In Praise of Shadows, an artist run initiative, featuring painters, printmaking, and ceramicists from the National Art School. Join us for drinks and nibbles from 6:00pm - 8:00pm on Friday the 1st of May 2026 at Tiliqua Tiliqua Gallery, 257 Emore Road, Enmore, NSW. Enjoy the works of: Maureen Hine, Janine Matthews, Sasha Rose, Michelle Van Eimeren, Gemma Williams, Veronica Wiltshire. Kindly RSVP by booking your (free) ticket for catering purposes.
Join Memo Magazine editors Amelia Winata, Hilary Thurlow, and Paris Lettau for a conversation celebrating the launch of Issue #4. Come to join the conversation, grab a copy of the latest issue, and enjoy the generous hospitality provided by UNSW Galleries.
Yulius Santoso // Lens Light Life // This isn’t about chasing the perfect shot or comparing gear. It’s all about slowing down, walking side by side, and letting inspiration unfold naturally as the light softens. Whether you’re a seasoned professional, an emerging photographer, or somewhere in between, you’re warmly welcome here. Bring your camera gear (tripod and ND filter recommended) and explore the shoreline as the sky shifts through the soft tones of dawn. It’s a great opportunity to practice your photography, experiment with new ideas, and connect with other creatives in a supportive and welcoming environment. Come alone or bring a friend, and be part of a community that believes inspiration grows best when it’s shared.