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Heide Museum celebrates the visionary abstraction of John Nixon
Spanning over five decades of work, this exhibition is the first to comprehensively explore the legacy of one of Australia’s most influential abstract artists. Running until 9 March 2026, it’s a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in Nixon’s bold, experimental world.
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AFTERGLOW: The Australian Premiere of a Global Sensation
The internationally acclaimed play AFTERGLOW by S. Asher Gelman is set to make its highly anticipated Australian debut, bringing its raw, funny, and sensual exploration of modern love to Melbourne and Sydney audiences.
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Australian Geographic nature photographer of the year: wonder of nature’s beautiful fragility
This free exhibition offers a stunning visual journey through the natural world, showcasing the beauty, resilience, and challenges of ecosystems across Australia and the Pacific.
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Padel in melbourne: the perfect summer sport
Padel, the world’s fastest-growing sport, has found its home at Colosso, Melbourne’s newest lifestyle hub, now open in Brighton and Southland.
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Rush to the National Gallery: Catharina van Hemessen exhibition is a new first
In a groundbreaking moment for art history, the National Gallery in London will host the first UK exhibition solely dedicated to Flemish Renaissance painter Catharina van Hemessen (1527/28–after 1565).
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British Museum’s Pink Ball: new ways to save the past
This landmark event, held in the Museum’s iconic Great Court, not only celebrated the institution’s global mission but also set a new standard for philanthropic and cultural gatherings in the UK.
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New Roman remains discovered in UK! Attingham Estate bears all
At the centre of it all is “Attingham Unearthed,” a groundbreaking archaeological project designed to integrate public participation with expert-led research, offering an inclusive and sustainable model for uncovering history.
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New food in Sydney: Indonesian comes to the city
Sydney’s culinary scene has just reached new heights of flavour and sophistication with the launch of Aroma of Indonesia, the city’s first premium Indonesian restaurant.
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Why to consider Vilnius for a trip this Christmas 2025
For those seeking a more intimate and enchanting holiday experience, Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital, offers a unique winter wonderland far from the overcrowded hubs of Paris or Vienna.
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Sydney Mardi Gras 2026: A Celebration of ECSTATICA
Now in its 48th year, the Festival unveils its new theme, ECSTATICA, a powerful call to gather, connect, and transform individual joy into a collective movement.
Flickerfest 2026: where to see short films on Bondi Sydney
This summer, Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach will once again roll out the red carpet for the Flickerfest International Short Film Festival, celebrating its 35th.
Sicily in Melbourne this summer at Johnny’s Green Room
This summer, Johnny’s Green Room is bringing the vibrant flavours of Sicily to its iconic Carlton rooftop with the launch of a brand-new cocktail.
New Mediterranean gem opens at Barangaroo
Sydney’s dining scene just got a little brighter with the opening of Watermans. Nestled within the stunning One Sydney Harbour development at Barangaroo, this.
Death & Co is the new Melbourne bar to know about
Melbourne’s vibrant cocktail scene is about to get a major shake-up as the iconic New York bar, Death & Co is open. Known as.
How to see Machu Picchu in VR in Sydney
Sydney is about to welcome a groundbreaking new experience that will transport visitors over 13,000 kilometers to the heart of the Peruvian Andes—without ever.
Celebrating International Gin & Tonic Day with these recipes
With International Gin & Tonic Day just around the corner on October 19, it’s the perfect time to refresh your drinks list with two.
New sculpture in Melbourne at Sullivan+Strumpf Gallery
Sullivan+Strumpf Naarm/Melbourne is thrilled to present Puffs, a new exhibition by internationally celebrated Australian artist Polly Borland. Opening on 27 November and running until.
Van Eyck, National Gallery: See the once-in-a-lifetime portraits
In a groundbreaking celebration of one of the Northern Renaissance’s most influential artists, the National Gallery will host the first-ever exhibition dedicated to the.