In a city as culturally active as Sydney, it's not always easy knowing which events to fritter away your disposable income on. From one-off day parties to comedy shows, live music and eating, there's a constant sense of Sophie's Choice at play. We've taken it upon ourselves to handpick some personal highlights from across the city so you can get a better idea of Sydney's hottest events.
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@ Bopp & Tone on Every Saturday
Grab your pals and head over to the CBD's Bopp & Tone for their epic weekly brunch. What can you expect? An indulgent six-course meal and free-flowing tipples, all soundtracked by soul tunes from talented musicians.
@ Seagull Room on Every Monday
Get your week off to a great start with No Lights No Lycra, a fun fitness session in Bondi. One of the most popular classes in Sydney, this disco-fuelled workout is inviting you to let loose as you dance to old school anthems from the 80s, 90s and 00s.
@ The Royal Hotel Paddington on Every Tuesday
Noggins at the ready for The Royal Hotel Paddington's weekly quiz. With vouchers worth $200 up for grabs, this is definitely one of the more lucrative Sydney events - better get searching through your friendship group to find the history boffins, geography fanatics and celeb know-it-alls.
@ The Bank Hotel on Every Friday
Hit up The Bank Hotel and you'll see why it's regarded as having some of the best live music events in Sydney. The place showcases a diverse range of local bands, singers and musicians from 8pm all the way until the early hours of the weekend.
@ Four Pillars Laboratory on Every Saturday
A must for G&T lovers, Four Pillars Gin are hosting a fun masterclass and tasting at their Surry Hills site. You'll learn about the history of the brand and enjoy a guided tasting of their various spirits, soaked up with some bar snacks. Don't forget to swing by the shop on the way out.
The Biennale Of Sydney, Australia's largest festival of contemporary art, is back in 2024. This year's vision for the exhibition? 'Ten Thousand Suns' so you can expect artists such as Adebunmi Gbadebo, Alberto Pitta, and Citra Sasmita to pull out all the stops.
Your only real choice when Friday drinks rolls around, Surry Hills' Goros is all about the party vibes. Not only will you find great DJs playing hip hop, RnB and pop hits, but there's also arcade games, sake bombs and delicious Japanese food.
