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  • Airline EP Launch

    Oxford Art Factory, 46 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst

    On March 26th, Airline will celebrate the release of their second EP at the Oxford Art Factory, a renowned venue in Sydney's rock scene. Known for their contributions to the shoegaze and grunge genres, Airline will perform a mix of new tracks and classic favorites. The event will also feature performances from notable acts such as Twelve Point Buck, Gush from Melbourne, Creeping Jenny, and Juno Eclipse, promising a diverse night of rock music that spans shoegaze, heavy grunge, alternative, hard fuzz, and emo. This gathering not only highlights the local music scene but also pays homage to the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, acknowledging the land on which the event takes place. With a lineup of impressive talent, this EP launch is set to be a memorable night for fans of the genre.

    Tags: Indie

  • Kathleen Halloran

    The Vanguard, 42 King Street, Newtown

    Kathleen Halloran, a Melbourne-based guitarist and singer-songwriter, is set to launch her debut album 'Nobody's Baby' at The Vanguard in Sydney as part of her national album tour. Known for her exceptional guitar skills and captivating stage presence, Halloran will perform tracks from her new album, including 'Wolves Like You', 'Nobody's Baby', 'Showstopper', and 'Free With Me'. This event promises a blend of powerful guitar-driven songs that showcase both grit and vulnerability. The concert is scheduled for an 18+ audience, ensuring a mature atmosphere, and attendees are reminded to bring valid photo ID. The venue has specific entry requirements and guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all guests.

    Tags: Rock, Pop

  • 'VIBE Saturdays - The Biggest Party in the West'

    The Albion Hotel, 135 George St, Parramatta

    VIBE Saturdays - The Biggest Party in the West is a weekly Soul and RnB-themed nightlife event held on Saturdays, positioned as a major social gathering spot. It features DJ sets focused on real vibes with opportunities to dine, drink, and dance throughout the night. The event takes place on May 23rd at a local venue offering indoor VRoom spaces and an outdoor courtyard. Free entry is available before 9pm, after which it transitions into a late-night party atmosphere. It explicitly enforces an over-18 age restriction, catering to adult audiences seeking a high-energy nightlife experience.

    Tags: Soul, RnB

  • Intro to Clown with Garry Starr

    Juno Creative Sydney, 388 George Street, Sydney

    This single-day workshop, led by award-winning clown performer Damien Warren-Smith (aka Garry Starr), introduces participants to the art of clowning through playful exercises focused on embracing failure, listening for laughter, and creating comedy without effort. Key themes include looking to the laugh, repeating the funny, and distinguishing action from inaction, with 6 hours of active play plus a 1-hour lunch break. Scheduled for Sunday, 24 May 2026, from 10:00 to 17:00 at City of Sydney Creative Studios, the event is limited to 20 participants and offers full refunds up to one day prior. Garry Starr's extensive background includes acclaimed solo shows at major festivals worldwide and training with masters like Philippe Gaulier.

    Tags: Comedy, Workshop

  • The One Smart Piano The Dream Orchestra Concert

    Sydney Conservatorium of Music, 1 Conservatorium Road, Sydney

    The One Smart Piano - The Dream Orchestra Concert is a magical single-day event on 24 May 2026 at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music (Music Workshop), featuring four sessions from 11:00 to 19:00. Ten toy pianos come alive under moonlight, each embodying a young pianist's dreams of courage, friendship, hope, love, and wonder, forming an orchestra that performs a symphony through eight cinematic scenes. Blending Pixar-style storytelling with live performances by young pianists, dazzling lighting, and enchanting narration, it explores themes of unity and the power of music to connect hearts. Keywords like kidspiano and kidsevent highlight its family appeal, with tickets ranging from $15 to $40.

    Tags: Music, Concert, Kids

  • F A N European Animation Survey Program 4 Spain

    The Sherwood Macarthur, 16 Old Leumeah Road, Leumeah

    The F.A.N. European Animation Survey – Program #4: Spain is a special screening within the Melbourne International Animation Festival 2026, showcasing new Spanish animation works curated in partnership with Festivals Animation Network (FAN). This one-hour session on May 24, 2026, from 11:50 to 12:50 at Treasury Theatre offers a focused overview of contemporary European animation trends. Classified as Unclassified (M) Mature and not recommended for viewers under 15, it highlights auteur animation from award winners, independents, and emerging talents. As part of Australia's premier animation festival, it features selections from a broader lineup of over 140 global animations during the annual week-long event.

    Tags: Art, Festival

  • Godtet with Suzu and Tea in Season

    Marrickville Bowling Club, 91 Sydenham Rd, Marrickville

    GODTET collaborates with yoga facilitator Jess Steedman, DJ suzu, and Tea in Season for an immersive ambient music and embodiment experience on May 24, 2026, from 3pm to 8pm AEST in Marrickville, NSW. The event features three one-hour sessions of guided yoga, somatic movement, breathwork, meditation, and relaxation, enhanced by live ambient sounds from GODTET and suzu's dreamy sets in the courtyard. Bespoke tea is served before, between, and after sessions, creating a nourishing atmosphere. Attendees should bring their own yoga mats and comforts; no prior experience is required, with seated options available for mobility needs. This single-day event emphasizes accessibility and restoration through sound, movement, and sensory elements.

    Tags: Music, Health & Wellness, Workshop

  • International Competition Program 4 Repeat

    The Sherwood Macarthur, 16 Old Leumeah Road, Leumeah

    The International Competition Program #4 Repeat at the Melbourne International Animation Festival showcases a curated selection of diverse puppet and stop-motion animation shorts drawn from over 2,450 global submissions. Highlights include Two Black Boys by UK animator Baz Sells, Prey by Pax Nelson from the Aardman academy, Winter in March by Natalia Mirzoyan, Eating Time by Mari Kivi, and Silent Cinema by Krste Gospodinovski, focusing on affecting storytelling and innovative techniques. This single-day screening takes place on 24 May 2026 from 2:30 PM to 3:40 PM at Treasury Theatre in East Melbourne. Classified as Unclassified (M) Mature, it is not recommended for viewers under 15 years. As part of Australia's premier animation festival, it celebrates auteur animation from award winners, veterans, independents, and newcomers.

    Tags: Art, Festival

  • African Vibes Sunday Soiree

    The Red Rattler, 6 Faversham St, Marrickville

    The African Vibes Sunday Soirée (Autumn Edition) is a family-friendly community celebration on May 24, 2026, at Red Rattler Theatre in Marrickville, featuring West African drum and dance workshops, a student showcase, special guest performances, and an interactive drum circle. Highlights include masters Yacou Mbaye and Lucky Lartey from Senegal and Ghana, feature artist Afro Moses, percussion duo Pape Mbaye with Yacou Mbaye and Lucky Lartey with Ezi Bortei, plus DJ Dovy Dovy. The event runs from 4:00 PM to 7:30 PM AEST, with West African food available and no experience needed for participation. All ages are welcome, with children under 12 entering free.

    Tags: Music, Dancing, Culture

  • aleksiah - Good on Paper Tour

    Mary's Underground, Circular Quay, Sydney

    The 'Good on Paper Tour' features aleksiah, a rising star in the rock and pop genres, celebrating the release of her third EP, 'Good On Paper.' Known for her candid lyrics and engaging pop sound, aleksiah's performances promise a mix of emotional honesty and energetic chaos. The tour includes special guest Holly Hebe, who brings her ethereal pop style to the stage. Scheduled for May 2026, the event will take place at a venue that emphasizes safety and accessibility, with specific ticketing requirements for different age groups. Attendees are encouraged to bring ear protection for infants, and the event acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land it is held on.

    Tags: Rock, Pop

  • Ceroc Workshop Go For Gold With Reasmey And Nathan

    1A Gipps St, Concord

    The Ceroc Workshop - Go For Gold with Reasmey & Nathan is a single-day dance class on Sunday, 24 May 2026, from 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM AEST at Concord Senior Citizens Centre. Australian Modern Jive Champions Reasmey and Nathan return to teach advanced techniques and podium-worthy moves for success on both social and competition dance floors. The session emphasizes partner work to help participants shine together. Organized by Ceroc & Modern Jive Dance Company, tickets are available for $40 via Humanitix.

    Tags: Dancing, Workshop

  • The Winner Takes It All Maxi Shield Tribute

    Websters Bar, 323 King Street, Newtown

    The Winner Takes It All Maxi Shield Tribute features the 2026 Director's Cut screening of the cult classic campy comedy starring iconic Sydney drag queen Maxi Shield as Maxine Fowler in a scandalous tale of love, betrayal, murder, and fortune. The single-day event on 24/05/2026 starts with welcome drinks at 4:00 PM at Websters Lounge Bar, followed by a private screening at Dendy Cinemas introduced by writer-director James Dimitri and cast members, ending at 6:30 PM. An optional after party at Stonewall Newtown follows at 7:00 PM with drinks and food. Proceeds support Twenty10 NSW, a charity for LGBTIQA+ youth that Maxi admired. Attendees are encouraged to dress in fabulous sparkly glam and drag. Wheelchair accessible seating is available.

    Tags: Culture, Charity, Dancing

  • The Chaser Report Live and Arty

    16 Wentworth Ave, Waitara

    The Chaser Report hosts a live podcast recording of an extra-arty episode at The Soda Factory in Surry Hills, Sydney, on Sunday, 24 May 2026, from 6pm to 8pm AEST, with doors opening at 5pm. The event celebrates the latest exhibition by British photographer Jennifer Forward-Hayter, featuring hosts Charles Firth and Dom Knight alongside the artist, plus possible unannounced guests, discussing her work and the question 'What is Art?'. The one-hour recording is followed by an afterparty DJed by Frayed Not, supported by Live Forever Film Lab. This exclusive follow-up to a successful similar event last year offers satirical comedy blended with art appreciation in a lively venue atmosphere.

    Tags: Comedy, Art, Culture

  • Little Girl Likes Her Brain + Loose Surface + The Limited + Ess-Em

    380 New Canterbury Rd, Dulwich Hill

    This single-day punk rock concert features four bands—Little Girl Likes Her Brain, Loose Surface, The Limited, and Ess-Em—delivering energetic performances that highlight unique elements of the punk scene. Held at the venerable Lazy Thinking venue on 24 May 2026, from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM AEST, doors open at 6:00 PM with the first band starting at 6:30 PM. The event promises a loud, house-shaking atmosphere tailored for punk enthusiasts. Tickets are available for $15, with entry on the door.

    Tags: Music, Punk

  • Poetiq Honesty: Rhythm & Poetry

    The Vanguard, 42 King Street, Newtown

    Poetiq Honesty: Rhythm & Poetry is a returning poetry and spoken word night in Sydney, emphasizing the raw, rhythmic essence of rap and spoken word performed without backing tracks, accompanied by a live band. The event features talented local and interstate artists such as Huda The Goddess, Devora, FRIDAY, Tasman Keith, POOKIE, and others, delivering intimate and powerful performances in a room filled with appreciative audiences. Key highlights include an open mic segment where one crowd-selected performer wins a slot to open for Saul Williams, Carlos Niño & Friends at Oxford Art Factory on June 3rd, curated by international vibe curator Teejae closing the night. It is scheduled for the 24th with doors opening early and limited spots, encouraging attendees to dress up for photos. The event is strictly 18+ with photo ID required, no children or babies permitted, and rules against intoxicated entry, dangerous behavior, and outside food/drinks at the venue.

    Tags: Poetry, Spoken Word