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  • What to look forward to at Kew Gardens London, this spring

    Experience the beauty of spring at Kew Gardens with Sounds of Blossom. Discover musical soundscapes, cherry blossoms, and special events this March & April.

  • National Theatre Live is back with Bryan Cranston and more

    Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean-Baptiste star in All My Sons, joining the NT Live 2026 cinema season. Discover release dates and cast details.

  • Where to see classical music in UK: Vitamin String Quartet’s new program

    The classical crossover stars Vitamin String Quartet are returning to the UK in 2026. Discover the tour dates for their show featuring the music of Billie Eilish and Bridgerton.

  • Dance in London: the new year at Sadler’s Wells

    Discover Sadler’s Wells’ 2026 season featuring San Francisco Ballet, Alvin Ailey, a new Flamenco Festival, and international premieres at Sadler’s Wells East.

  • Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Fair Day 2026: A Celebration of ECSTATICA

    Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Fair Day returns to Victoria Park on 15 Feb 2026. Discover the ‘ECSTATICA’ theme, full music line-up, and key events.

  • The history of guns with David Olusoga in a new UK tour

    Following a massive year in 2025 that saw him appear on the hit TV show Celebrity Traitors and interview Barack Obama live on stage at The O2, Olusoga is taking his thought-provoking history of guns back on the road.

  • Midsumma Melbourne X NGV: upcoming programs celebrating queer art and culture

    Celebrate Midsumma in Melbourne with a cultural program at the NGV like no other that you simply can’t miss.

  • Top 2026 resolutions for the UK and Australia

    As the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve, millions of people across the UK and Australia will be setting their sights on self-improvement for 2026. While the specifics may vary slightly between the two nations, one thing is clear: health is the reigning priority for the year ahead.

  • New friends in Sydney: Meet Taronga Zoo’s new residents

    Taronga Zoo Sydney welcomes Hari the Greater One-horned Rhino and three Asian Water Buffalo. Discover their journey and new habitat this summer.

  • National Gallery’s Future: architects are shortlisted!

    Learn about the six architects shortlisted for the National Gallery’s new wing as part of the ambitious £750m Project Domani transformation

FOOD & DRINK

  • Sydney’s CBD welcomes intimate new AALIA Wine Room29/01/2026
  • Brewed drinks and desserts – the pairing you didn’t know you needed17/12/2025
  • Da Michele, Naples’ Legendary Pizzeria, opens in Sydney!16/12/2025
  • Frenchie: The rebellious $14 French Revolution coming to Melbourne16/12/2025
  • Hotel Sorrento’s brand new transformation is complete16/12/2025
  • Wine & Cheese Fest comes to Melbourne and Sydney16/12/2025

Book Review: Why Things Feel F*cked by Andrew Sloan

by THE F

Posted: 08/02/2026

Andrew Sloan’s Why Things Feel Fcked* is a refreshingly candid and deeply insightful guide for anyone feeling stuck, burnt out, or simply lost in.

Regional arts done right: sculpture runs wild at Neerim Artsfest 2026

by THE F

Posted: 08/02/2026

This February, the charming town of Neerim South in West Gippsland will transform into a vibrant open-air gallery as the fifth biennial Neerim Artsfest.

SOUVENIR: A Haunting Coming-of-Age Short Premiering at SXSW 2026

by THE F

Posted: 08/02/2026

The 2026 SXSW Film Festival is set to host the North American premiere of SOUVENIR, an intimate and unsettling coming-of-age short film by award-winning.

SEARCHERS: Graffiti and Contemporary Art Opens at National Art School, Sydney

by THE F

Updated: 02/02/2026

The National Art School (NAS) has unveiled a dynamic new chapter in its gallery’s history. Celebrating 20 years of the National Art School Gallery,.

Maspalomas: new gay film on sexuality in later life

by THE F

Posted: 01/02/2026

Discover 'Maspalomas', the award-winning film premiering at Europa! Europa. A touching exploration of queer sexuality, ageing and dignity in later life..

Who to see at Sydney’s world-famous outdoor opera

by THE F

Posted: 01/02/2026

There are few theatrical experiences that rival the grandeur of Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour. The combination of a world-class production, a live orchestra,.

Investing in hydrogen: the green revolution you should consider

by THE F

Updated: 01/02/2026

The world stands at a critical juncture. As global demand for road transport rises, so does the consumption of fossil fuels. Heavy-duty road transport.

7 reasons Japan is the ultimate solo travel destination

by THE F

Updated: 01/02/2026

Dining alone in a busy restaurant can feel daunting. In many parts of the Western world, asking for a “table for one” often comes.

Sydney’s CBD welcomes intimate new AALIA Wine Room

by THE F

Posted: 29/01/2026

Sydney’s Martin Place has just gained a sophisticated new destination for wine lovers. ESCA Hospitality Group has officially opened the doors to AALIA Wine.

Tango After Dark returns to Peacock Theatre London

by THE F

Posted: 29/01/2026

Prepare to be transported straight to the sultry streets of Buenos Aires this April. The internationally acclaimed Tango After Dark is making a triumphant.

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  • Regional arts done right: sculpture runs wild at Neerim Artsfest 202608/02/2026
  • SEARCHERS: Graffiti and Contemporary Art Opens at National Art School, Sydney01/02/2026
  • National Theatre Live is back with Bryan Cranston and more01/02/2026
  • Where to see classical music in UK: Vitamin String Quartet’s new program01/02/2026
  • Dance in London: the new year at Sadler’s Wells01/02/2026
  • Maspalomas: new gay film on sexuality in later life01/02/2026

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