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Yarra Valley Open Studios returns for 2026, inviting the public behind the scenes

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Applications are open for Teen Art Awards 2026. The theme of the season is Belonging. Young artists aged 13-17 are invited to participate. #youngartists #belonging #contemporaryart #artopportunity #artforteens

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Sydney Philharmonia Choirs presents a rare performance of Benjamin Britten's War Requiem at the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall on Saturday 17 October, a deeply moving denunciation of war that has remained as sadly relevant today as when it was first performed.

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This September, Merrigong Theatre Company is excited to announce that Australia’s award winning First Nations performing arts company, Bangarra Dance Theatre, will return to Dharawal Country for an exclusive Australian premiere of FuturesPast, before its international premiere at the 54th Festival Internacional Cervantino in Guanajuato, Mexico, and at the Teatro Julio Castillo of Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes y Literatura (INBAL) in Mexico City.

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Don’t miss the highly anticipated return of this electrifying story!

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Sydney’s favourite underground film festival, the Sydney Underground Film Festival (SUFF) is back, and it’s as kooky and eclectic as ever, this time celebrating its 20th anniversary back where it all began at the Factory Theatre from 10-13 September.

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One of the most electrifying voices in contemporary jazz and soul makes her long-awaited Australian debut at Sutherland Pavilion this September.

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A vivid journey through Bartók's brilliance, Sutherland's lyricism and Brahms' sweeping romantic power.

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A no-fluff office satire filled with a whirlwind of laughs and truth bombs.

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This latest suite of works takes inspiration from the Japanese concept of Sunyata: an emptying out of ideas and the meditative value of the Enso Circle. It is a metaphor of return to origins. Grounding all of it is the South Coast itself — the escarpment and sacred mountains nearby gave her a sense of solidity, the shorebirds an ethereal lift, while the early-summer bushfires became their own symbol of force and regeneration. @artsitecontemporary @judytrick @originalexhibition @artsite

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Mitchell Fine Art is strengthening Brisbane's connection with Indonesia's contemporary art scene through a new exhibition featuring Yogyakarta-based artists Gilang Fradika and Indra Dodi from 18 August.

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We're back—and what better way to celebrate than with a party. After a six-week refurbishment, we're throwing open the doors and welcoming audiences back to the Sound Lounge.

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Merrigong Theatre Company’s annual artists’ program, MERRIGONGX presents Cicada by Tegan Ware at Wollongong Art Gallery from the 27th to 29th August 2026.

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Hamed Sadeghi has announced the premiere of his new album Comfortable at Sydney's City Recital Hall on 5 September, performed with an octet of collaborators drawn from Australia’s most vital improvised and contemporary music scenes.

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Join musical comedian Darby James for his multi-award-winning cabaret about the process of sperm donation.

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Interpretations of the theme range from naturalistic depictions of the rising sun to abstract imaginings of the sleeping mind.

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Mitchell Fine Art is proud to present the debut exhibition of Jorge Mariño Brito, 'These, I, Singing in Spring', from 14 July - 15 August.

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Solo Bach Cantatas with Miriam Allan

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Celebrating the legacy and significant achievements of Margaret Olley AC

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One of Australia's most celebrated contemporary circus companies joins forces with Australia's national youth circus

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Can you really tell human from AI? Put yourself to the test in this theatrical game show meets Turing Test, exploring humanness in the midst of the AI revolution.

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A Funny, Fast-paced Cross-examination of Moral Dilemmas, Family Dynamics, And the True Cost of Success

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Discordant. Harmonious. Quavering.

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Taking over iconic venues across Bondi, the 17-day, all-inclusive festival makes its triumphant return to Bondi Pavilion and surrounds.

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Darwin-based artist Franck Gohier returns to Mitchell Fine Art in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley with his solo exhibition, 'Australia Has Cowboys Too', showing 16 June - 11 July.

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An uplifting masterpiece that brings to life the Old Testament’s Book of Genesis story

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A brand-new show where knockabout comedy meets breathtaking aerials

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Helpmann Award-Winning play Toy Symphony is set to return to Sydney this June in a creative homecoming production directed by the esteemed playwright himself - Michael Gow. In a rare playwright as auteur moment, Gow returns to his most autobiographical work to direct it professionally for the first time, staged exclusively in suburbs that inspired it, the Sutherland Shire. Presented exclusively for The Sutherland Pavilion’s 50th Anniversary, this will be the first time the play has been professionally staged in Sydney since its acclaimed 2007 Belvoir premiere.

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Sydney Comedy Festival announces its winners for 2026

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Sydney Comedy Festival wrapped 2026 with record growth and firmly cements its place as one of the country’s biggest cultural events

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