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What’s On This Weekend in Sydney: Our Sydney Editor’s Top Picks
No plans? Here's what's on in Sydney this weekend...
This weekend in Sydney, winter has properly arrived, with cool, clear days and crisp evenings that are honestly perfect for getting out. From neighbourhood markets and long lunches to live music, late-night shows and a few sweet surprises, these are the moments our editors think are most worth your time this weekend.
Stuck for plans? Catch our top picks of what to do in Sydney this weekend below.
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Editor’s Picks:
Don’t Miss This Intriguing Anonymous Art Sale
Australia’s largest anonymous art sale is back at Carriageworks from June 27, and the concept is oh so intriguing. Every artwork is A5, every artwork is $100, and you won’t find out who made yours until after you’ve bought it (yes, seriously). That means no artist names driving decisions, just you and the work that really grabs you. Incognito Art Show runs until July 5 and spans everything from pieces by established names to school kids and hobbyists, with all profits going to professional development programs for artists living with disabilities. Expect queues, but also, the very real possibility of accidentally buying something by someone famous.
Where: Carriageworks, 245 Wilson Street, Eveleigh
When: Friday 27 June – Sunday 5 July 2026
Cost : $100 per artwork (A5 format, all works same price)
Best For: Art lovers; Community events; Charity events; Locals; Budget-friendly
Need To Know: Day one shoppers are limited to three artworks. Queues expected on opening day — arrive early. Artist names are revealed only after purchase.
Eat & Drink:
Visit The Bondi Bake Sale Everyone’s Talking About
Bondi just got a little sweeter, with Coco & Bean launching weekend bake sales that are already drawing a crowd. The star of the show? Soft, oversized cinnamon scrolls that are baked fresh in-store and absolutely loaded with flavour, think classic, pistachio, Biscoff and a standout blueberry that’s worth the trip alone. Alongside the scrolls, expect fresh cookies, matcha and cold brew, making this the perfect excuse for a laid-back weekend sugar hit by the beach. Catch it from Friday to Sunday while it’s running.
Where: The Hub, LG01A, 75/79 Hall St, Bondi Beach
When: Friday to Sunday (ongoing while running
Cost: Varies depending on scroll
Best For: Food & drink lovers, Weekend plans, Locals, Visitors
Need To Know: Arrive early — fresh-baked cinnamon scrolls and pastries sell out fast. Flavours include classic, pistachio, Biscoff and blueberry.
Arts & Culture:
The Gin and Jazz Event We’re Adding to the Diary
Potts Point favourite The Apollo is giving the people what they want with the return of its beloved Gin & Jazz series. Taking over the dining room on the last Sunday of every month from March to September, this long lunch pairs live sets with flowing cocktails from Four Pillars Gin and the restaurant’s signature Greek feast. Settle in for the set menu or dive into the à la carte and banquet options, depending on your appetite. As history has shown, this will be a buzzy affair that will see you ending the weekend on a high note!
Bookings made here.
Where: 44 Macleay St, Potts Point NSW 2011
When: Last Sunday of every month, March to September 2026
Cost: $95pp for the Gin & Jazz menu with welcome cocktail
Best For: Date night, Foodies, Group dining, Long lunch
Need To Know: Live jazz by Arthur Washington & Band and Soundcliff Jazz Trio, with Four Pillars Gin cocktails alongside The Apollo’s Greek feast, with à la carte and banquet options also available.
Live Music & Shows:
Felons Barrel Room Has Officially Opened
Felons Brewing Co. has unveiled its brand-new Barrel Room and on-site microbrewery at Manly Wharf and there’s a full weekly program already. Wednesday night is trivia, Thursday is jazz club from 7pm, Fridays and Saturdays have live music and Sundays are all about families. On the F&B side, guests can enjoy a range of Felons’ barrel-aged beers alongside vibrant Vietnamese dishes by chef Bao La.
This 700-person venue built for music, culture and fresh-from-the-tank pours feels like an exciting new chapter for food and entertainment on the Northern Beaches.
Where: E Esplanade, Manly NSW 2095
When: Weekly program: Wednesdays (trivia), Thursdays (jazz club from 7pm), Fridays & Saturdays (live music), Sundays (family-friendly)
Cost: Varies depending on activity
Best For: ive music fans, Food & drink lovers, Families, Group catch-ups, Nightlife
Need To Know: On-site microbrewery with barrel-aged beers and Vietnamese dishes by chef Bao La. Capacity of 700 across the venue.
Come One, Come All: The Greatest Show Is Here
If you’ve ever watched The Greatest Showman and thought “I wish this was real”, we’ve got good news. Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular has pitched up at the Big Top in Moore Park’s Entertainment Quarter, and it’s every bit as extra as you’d hope. Inspired by the 2017 film, this original live production brings together world-class aerialists, fire acts and jaw-dropping acrobatics, all set to those Grammy-winning anthems you definitely still have saved in a playlist (be honest).
This Is Me, Rewrite the Stars, A Million Dreams, all reimagined for a live circus setting that puts you right in the middle of the action. Tickets start from $60, so honestly, what are you waiting for?
Tickets here.
Where: 122 Lang Road, Moore Park, NSW 2021
When: May 19 to July 26, 2026
Cost: From $60
Best For: Families, Kids, Couples, Theatre lovers, Weekend plans
Need To Know: An original live production inspired by the 2017 film, featuring aerialists, fire acts and acrobatics set to the film’s soundtrack.
Shopping & Markets:
Kirribilli’s Chicest Treasure Hunt Is Back
Mark your calendar because Kirribilli Markets are back this March with two much-loved editions. Explore artisan-made finds in the Burton Street Tunnel and a curated mix of fashion, accessories and creative treasures across the Green and Gravel areas, with everything from vintage gems and pre-loved pieces to antiques, collectables and homewares. Be warned… this is the kind of treasure hunt that rewards an early start and an empty bag!
Where: Kirribilli Markets, Burton Street Tunnel, Green & Gravel areas, Kirribilli
When: Sunday June 27th (Art, Design & Fashion Market)
Cost: Free entry
Best For: Markets, Fashion finds, Vintage lovers, Weekend plans
Need To Know: The Art, Design & Fashion Market focuses on artisan-made pieces and creative labels, while the General & Fashion Market features vintage, pre-loved style, antiques and homewares. Arrive early for the best finds.
Outdoor & Active:
Take a Spin on One of Sydney’s Electric Picnic Boats
Soak up some spring sun on your very own environmentally friendly picnic boat — no boat licence needed! Set sail from The Spit in Mosman with up to seven friends (pups included), load up a picnic and take in the sparkling Sydney harbour views. Sounds like the perfect spring day out if you ask us!
Where: D’Albora Marina, Mosman (departing from The Spit)
When: Available seasonally
Cost: From $149
Best For: Harbour days, Group outings, Dog-friendly plans, Outdoor activities
Need To Know: No boat licence required. Each electric picnic boat accommodates up to seven people, with dogs welcome on board.
Haven’t found your perfect weekend plans yet? Check out the best new restaurant openings in Sydney, or our monthly guide to read about everything else that’s happening this month in Sydney.
