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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

  • THE FINDERS KEEPERS SYDNEY DESIGN MARKET AW26

    Carriageworks, 245 Wilson Street, Eveleigh

    The Sydney Design Market, a renowned festival-style market, returns to Carriageworks from May 1 to May 3, featuring over 150 designers and makers showcasing unique, limited edition, and exclusive items. This event has been a staple for design enthusiasts for 18 years, offering a platform for emerging talent and a treasure trove for those seeking distinctive home and lifestyle products. The market is perfectly timed for Mother's Day, encouraging visitors to discover and purchase special gifts. Opening hours are Friday from 4 PM to 9 PM, Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM, with a special low sensory hour on Sunday morning. Tickets are priced at $7 for daily entry and $10 for a weekend pass, with free entry for children under 13, making it accessible for families and design lovers alike.

    Tags: Rock, Pop

  • Mother's Day Market

    182 Liverpool Road, Ashfield

    The Mother's Day Market at Polish Club Ashfield is a community-based single-day event on Sunday, 3 May 2026, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, featuring foods, goods, crafts, services, entertainment, and gifts with a Polish and European theme. Highlights include plump pierogi, kielbasa, pączki doughnuts, European cakes, and dining options at the Sto Lat restaurant for pork knuckles, schnitzels, and potato pancakes, plus Polka Cafe & Deli for chocolates and small goods. Held indoors in the Grand Salon, it offers free entry and easy access via a 5-minute walk from Ashfield Train Station or underground parking with lift. The market celebrates Mother's Day festivities in a family-friendly atmosphere with live entertainment.

    Tags: Food & Drink, Community, Festival

  • Let's Fly to Hartley Kids Workshop and Parade

    Great Western Hwy, Katoomba

    The Let's Fly to Hartley Kids Workshop and Parade is a single-day creative event held as part of the Hartley Discover Day on May 3, 2026, at the Hartley Historic Site. Central West artists Renata Commisso and Cate McCarthy lead hands-on workshops for children aged 4 and up, inspired by local native birdlife, where participants craft, paint, and explore movement with their own birds to take home. The session runs from 11:00 to 12:00, followed by a street parade from 14:00 to 14:30 featuring a giant bird puppet. No prior experience is needed, just curiosity, making it accessible for kids and accompanying adults. This community-focused activity emphasizes making and performing arts in a historic outdoor setting.

    Tags: Art, Workshop, Community

  • Raising Little Voices Singing in the Primary School Classroom

    Green Square Library, 355 Botany Road, Zetland

    Raising Little Voices: Singing in the Primary School Classroom is a practical workshop designed for teachers and singers to build skills for incorporating singing into primary school classrooms, focusing on Early Stage One and Stage Two. Led by experienced professional singer and educator Cassy Bartolomei, the session explores the benefits of classroom singing for children's learning, resource selection, and interactive group activities including singing and movement. Scheduled for Sunday, 3 May 2026, from 11:00 to 13:00 at the Music Room in Green Square Library, Zetland, it targets early-career singing teachers with less than five years of experience. Participants will develop repertoire and specialist skills for younger students in a supportive, inclusive environment provided by ANATS NSW.

    Tags: Music, Education, Workshop

  • Ammi and Me

    Parramatta Park, Parramatta

    Ammi & Me is a Desi Mother's Day picnic celebrating South Asian motherhood, culture, and community connections in Parramatta Park. Hosted by Chatori Club on Sunday, May 3, 2026, from 12:00 to 16:00, the event features a relaxed picnic atmosphere with interactive moments, entertainment for all ages, a live tandoor for authentic Desi food, and thoughtful surprises. Families are encouraged to bring mothers, daughters, sisters, and friends, with tickets required for all attendees including limited child options. A portion of proceeds supports a women's charity, emphasizing empowerment and nostalgia in a vibrant outdoor setting.

    Tags: Culture, Food & Drink, Community

  • Power Duo Kramer x Mizuki Australia Tour

    Hornsby War Memorial Hall, 2 High Street, Hornsby

    The Power Duo Kramer x Mizuki Australia Tour 2026 arrives in Sydney for a single-day high-energy dance event at Hornsby War Memorial Hall on Sunday, 3 May 2026. It features two sessions: a 12:30 PM to 2:00 PM Hiphop Choreo Workshop (Swag Session) with Kramer, emphasizing attitude, swag, and heat, followed by a 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM Zumba Masterclass with Kramer, Mizuki, and guest instructors, delivering non-stop energy and a full dance-floor explosion. International Zumba presenters Kramer and Mizuki lead this dynamic team-up, hosted by Groove and Glow Australia, fostering a huge Zumba community vibe. Tickets range from $40 for the Swag Session, $60 for the Power Duo, to $85 for the bundle, available via Eventbrite and transferable but non-refundable.

    Tags: Dancing, Workshop

  • Let's Fly to Hartley Kids Workshop and Parade

    Great Western Hwy, Katoomba

    The Let's Fly to Hartley Kids Workshop and Parade is a single-day event on May 3, 2026, at the Hartley Historic Site, designed for children aged 4+ and their adults as part of the Hartley Discover Day. Led by Central West artists Renata Commisso and Cate McCarthy, participants create, paint, and explore movements inspired by local native birdlife, crafting take-home birds during the 1pm-2pm workshop. This is followed by a lively street parade from 2pm-2:30pm, featuring a giant bird puppet and no prior experience required. The event emphasizes community creativity, curiosity, and connection to the natural environment around the upper Blue Mountains and Lithgow.

    Tags: Art, Workshop, Community

  • In Conversation Djalkiri

    Ashfield, Ashfield

    In Conversation | Djalkiri: The Bula'bula Arts Archiving Project is a single-day talk on Sunday, 3 May 2026, from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM AEST at Delmar Gallery. Visiting artists from Ramingining, including Andrew Wanamilil, Johnny Malibirr, and JB Fisher, join curators Djon Mundine and Coby Edgar to discuss 40 years of Bula'bula Arts history. The session highlights the Djalkiri archiving project, featuring archival images, weavings, and paintings that honor past artists and share community stories. Supported by organizations like Creative Australia, the event offers insights into Indigenous art preservation. Free general admission tickets are available.

    Tags: Art, Culture

  • Glamour Student Showcase

    Giant Dwarf Theatre, 280 Cleveland Street, Surry Hills

    The Glamour Student Showcase is a vibrant celebration of burlesque and dance presented by Allure Academy and Bridie Doll at Two80 Cabaret. This single-day event on May 3, 2026, features choreographed troupe performances including burlesque bombshells, showgirls, fan dancers, and go-go girls, alongside solo debuts by emerging performers. Doors open at 5:00 PM with the show starting at 6:00 PM and running for approximately two hours. The evening highlights sparkle, sass, and self-expression, offering inspiration for burlesque enthusiasts and newcomers alike. This 18+ event provides a glittering platform to support rising talent in an intimate cabaret setting.

    Tags: Dancing, Culture

  • Superheaven (usa) Australian Tour 2026 with special guests Angel Du$t (usa)

    Liberty Hall, Errol Flynn Boulevard, Moore Park

    Superheaven will embark on their Australian tour in April and May 2026, featuring special guests Angel Du$t. This event marks the band's first Australian dates in over a decade, showcasing their post-hardcore sound characterized by fuzzed-out distortion and alternative melodies. The tour promises an intense evening of music, blending the raw energy of Superheaven with the genre-bending style of Angel Du$t, known for their unique mix of hardcore and pop influences. The event will take place at a yet-to-be-announced venue, with doors opening at 6:30 PM. Notably, the tour highlights the resurgence of both bands in the modern rock scene, offering fans a rare opportunity to experience their powerful performances live.

    Tags: Electronic, Dance

  • Dizzy Wright | Live in Sydney

    Oxford Art Factory, 46 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst

    Dizzy Wright, a prominent independent hip-hop artist, is set to return to Australia in May 2026 for a series of live performances across major cities. Known for his introspective lyrics and motivational themes, Wright has built a successful career outside the major label system, highlighted by his Top 5 Billboard album, 'The Growing Process.' His connection to the Australian audience is significant, as he appreciates their engagement with his message. The event promises to showcase his extensive catalog of hits and the unique 'tribe' mentality that defines his music. The performances will take place in various venues, emphasizing a celebration of authenticity and artistic independence.

    Tags: Hip Hop

  • Hatchie - Great Southern Nights

    The Vanguard, 42 King Street, Newtown

    Hatchie, the Australian indie pop artist, will perform as part of the Great Southern Nights festival, which runs from May 1 to May 17, 2026, featuring over 300 gigs across Sydney and New South Wales. Known for her ethereal melodies and introspective lyrics, Hatchie's music explores themes of love, longing, and self-discovery, particularly in her latest album, 'Liquorice.' This event promises a vibrant atmosphere with general admission standing room, while seating will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. As a notable aspect, this concert is strictly for attendees aged 18 and over, ensuring a mature audience for the performance. Attendees are advised to bring valid photo ID and adhere to venue guidelines for a safe experience.

    Tags: Indie

  • Bowling For Soup + Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls "Bowl My Bones" Australian Tour

    Roundhouse, International Rd, Kensington

    In May 2026, the beloved UK folk punk band Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls will join forces with Texan pop punk favorites Bowling For Soup for their co-headline 'Bowl My Bones' Australian Tour. The tour kicks off on Friday, May 1, on the Sunshine Coast and will make stops in Brisbane, Sydney, Newcastle, Melbourne, Frankston, and Adelaide, concluding on Monday, May 11, in Fremantle. Both bands are known for their high-energy performances and catchy, memorable songs, with Bowling For Soup celebrating over three decades in the music scene and Frank Turner boasting a prolific solo career. This tour promises to deliver a vibrant atmosphere filled with humor and engaging music, making it a significant event for fans of the genre. With a lineup of two iconic acts, attendees can expect a memorable experience filled with good vibes and nostalgia.

    Tags: Rock, Pop

  • Move Queer Show Up Show Off

    Red Rattler, Faversham Street, Marrickville

    Move Queer presents 'Show Up, Show Off', a dance showcase featuring special guests and dancers from its 7-week beginner and intermediate programs at Red Rattler Theatre. The event celebrates queer movement through hip-hop foundations, commercial choreography, and improvisation on unceded Gadigal and Wangal land. Scheduled for May 3, 2026, from 7 PM to 11 PM, it includes DJ sets starting at doors open, guest performances at 9 PM, and more DJ sets until late. Organized by Fetu Taku, it offers free entry for First Nations people and discounted accessible tickets. The evening emphasizes joy, self-expression, and community for queer siblings and allies.

    Tags: Dancing, Culture