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What’s On in Sydney: Your Ultimate Guide for June & Beyond
Here's what's on in Sydney this month.
This month in Sydney (June 2026), we’re settling into proper winter, with cool, clear days and crisp evenings that make the city feel alive in a different way. From free jazz in The Rocks and an immersive after-dark trail at Sydney Zoo to Italian street feasts in Leichhardt, wine dinners in Vaucluse and the Archibald Prize at its annual best, our editors rate this one of the city’s most quietly brilliant months. Now is the time to book ahead for a long lunch, catch a show before the cold sets in or find a reason to stay out late.
Read on for tickets, dates and timings.
In This Guide
Editor’s Picks:
Maison Balzac Has Transformed Into a Chic Grocer
Maison Balzac’s Surry Hills flagship has a new identity until mid-July (and it’s all kinds of delicious). MB Marché fills the shelves with pantry finds from Goldi, Pepe Saya and Pana Organic alongside the label’s signature pieces, fresh sourdough and flowers rounding things out on weekends. Consider it the most stylish grocery run in Sydney right now.
545A Bourke St, Surry Hills NSW 2010
Festivals & Major Events
Seas The Day Surf Festival
The world’s largest female participation surf festival returns to Kingscliff in Northern NSW, turning the Tweed Coast into a saltwater pilgrimage worth plotting from Sydney. Across two days, the program moves through women-led surf competitions, beachside talks, art, yoga, ice baths, breathwork and creative sessions, gathering boardriders, beginners and ocean lovers in one coastal line-up made for a winter weekend away.
Where: Kingscliff Beach, NSW
When: Saturday 20th to Sunday 21st June
Cost: Free
Best For: Surf girls; saltwater culture; and a coastal road trip
Sydney Zoo’s Magical Winter Night Event Is Back
One of Sydney’s most beloved winter events is back and bigger than ever. GLOW at Sydney Zoo is debuting a brand new reimagined after-dark trail, transforming the zoo into a completely different world once the sun goes down. Now in its fifth year, the 2026 edition brings expanded light installations, immersive soundscapes and rare glimpses of the zoo after hours. Beyond the trail there’s food and drink offerings throughout, plus a carnival-style entertainment precinct at the entry that’s free and open to everyone!
Tickets available here.
Where: Sydney Zoo, Bungarribee
When: 8 May – 14 June 2026
Cost: From $35 (adults, midweek); from $19.99 (kids)
Best For: Families, Kids, Couples, Outdoor enthusiasts, Weekend plans
Need To Know: Book early — this event sells out. A carnival-style entertainment precinct at the entry is free and open to all.
This Wintry Wine Cellar Door is Making a Comeback
One of Sydney’s best wine days is returning this July, and it’s bigger than last year. On Sunday 5 July, NSW Wine is taking over the Carriageworks Blacksmith Workshop in Eveleigh, bringing together 20-plus of the state’s finest producers for a day of pouring, storytelling and good drinking. Drops will span regions from the Hunter Valley and Orange to Mudgee, Griffith and the Southern Highlands, and the first 400 pre-purchased tickets come with a tote bag, tasting glass and entry into a draw to win a mixed dozen valued at over $400! Honestly, there are worse ways to spend a Sunday!
Tickets here.
Where: Carriageworks Blacksmith Workshop, Eveleigh, Sydney
When: Sunday 5 July
Cost: $15.88
Best For: Wine lovers, Food & drink lovers, Couples, Group catch-ups, Weekend plans
Need To Know: First 400 pre-purchased tickets include a tote bag, tasting glass and entry into a draw to win a mixed dozen valued at over $400. 20-plus NSW wine producers pouring on the day.
Eat & Drink
Freda’s Is Popping up for a Delicious Foodie Moment
If the name Freda’s means anything to you, then clear your Thursday. The beloved Chippendale party bar (and former home of late-night dancing, legendary fish finger sandwiches and a music policy that launched more than a few careers) is popping up at Redfern’s Bat & Ball Hotel for one night only. Head chef Joey Astorga, who cut his teeth in Freda’s kitchen, is behind the homage menu, so you can expect the much-missed Fish Finger Sandwich, a Cafe de Freda’s Steak and cocktails riffing on the old Cafe Freda’s classics. On the music front, psych jam band Manfredo Lament and electronic duo Bondi Boys play live, with DJ sets from Milkpaste, Crabby and Salami keeping things going until midnight. Entry is free and dinner is from 6pm.
Where: Bat & Ball Hotel, Redfern, Sydney
When: From 6pm – Late Thursday June 18th
Cost: Free entry; food and drinks at additional cost
Best For: Live music fans, Food & drink lovers, Nightlife, Locals, Group catch-ups
Need To Know: Dinner from 6pm featuring the much-missed Fish Finger Sandwich and Cafe de Freda’s Steak. Live music from Manfredo Lament and Bondi Boys, with DJ sets until midnight.
The Good Food & Wine Show Is Back in Sydney
Australia’s longest-running food and wine event is back in Sydney this month, and the 2026 program has a couple of exciting additions worth knowing about. The Good Food & Wine Show rolls into the ICC, showcasing hundreds of wines to taste, live cooking demos, artisan producers to shop.
Baker’s Alley brings together some of Australia’s best independent bakeries each with an exclusive baked creation you can’t buy anywhere else. The Cooking School, meanwhile, offers hands-on 45-minute sessions for up to 40 guests alongside the likes of Brendan Pang and Kirsten Tibballs. Elsewhere, the Wine Selectors Tasting Rooms, a Riedel glass masterclass and a cheese, caviar and champagne pairing round out the weekend nicely. Basically, it’s a foodie’s paradise.
Where: ICC Sydney, Darling Harbour, Sydney
When: Thursday 19 – Sunday 21 June 2026
Cost: From $99.95
Best For: Food & drink lovers, Wine lovers, Food lovers, Group catch-ups, Weekend plans
Need To Know: Highlights include Baker’s Alley featuring exclusive creations from Tarts Anon, Rustica and Dröm, plus hands-on Cooking School sessions with Brendan Pang and Kirsten Tibballs. Separate tickets apply for Cooking School sessions — book early as numbers are limited to 40 guests per class.
Four Pillars Martini Collective
Sydney’s first drink of the night has gone wonderfully snack-sized. For one month only, the Four Pillars Martini Collective pairs mini Olive Leaf Gin Martinis with bespoke bites across some of the city’s sharpest dining rooms, wine bars and oyster-counter moods. Think raw tuna with finger lime, prawn panzerotto, caviar tart, natural oysters and briny little Gildas built for that cold, clean first sip. A martini crawl, but make it small, salty and deeply chic.
See the full list of participating venues and their snack pairings here.
Where: Participating Sydney venues including Aalia Wine Room, Besa, Bar Julius, Barons, Ester, and Grill Americano Sydney
When: 21st May to 21st June
Cost: From $15 to $29, depending on the venue pairing.
Best For: Pre-dinner drinks, martini lovers, snack crawls and group chats that need a sharper plan.
Need To Know: Each venue has its own mini Olive Leaf Gin Martini and snack pairing, so choose your room, book ahead and enjoy responsibly.
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.
Leichhardt’s First Food & Music Festival Is en Route
Leichhardt is throwing its first ever street festival next month and it looks like exactly the kind of weekend you clear your calendar for. Taste the Music takes over Norton and Marion Streets on June 19 and 20th, with the suburb’s best Italian venues, live music, roving performers and enough aperitivo to make you feel like you’re somewhere on the Amalfi Coast. Think $7 Aperol spritzes, fresh pasta being made by someone’s actual nonna, $10 hot brownies from Lunetta Gelato and jazz musicians doing their thing. Entry is free and the vibes are very much Little Italy (if you missed out on a Euro summer this year).
Where: Norton Street and Marion Street, Leichhardt, Sydney
When: Saturday 19 – Sunday 20 June 2026
Cost: Free entry
Best For: Food & drink lovers; Free events; Community events; Families; Food lovers
Need To Know: Street festival across two days — no ticket required. Expect crowds; arriving early is recommended for the best food access.
The Hunter Valley Is Coming to Vaucluse for One Night
Hunter Valley favourite Margan Wines and Restaurant is heading to Sydney’s east for one night only, joining forces with The Botanica Vaucluse for an intimate four-course wine dinner on Saturday 20 June. The menu, designed by co-head chefs Abby James (ex-Quay) and Thai Sams (ex-Bentley), moves through bluefin tuna sashimi crostino, dry-aged duck with blueberry and black tea, and a Pink Lady apple dessert paired with Dassai sake; all matched with wines straight from Margan’s Hunter Valley estate. Tickets are $169 per person inclusive of matching wines, and given The Botanica’s garden-framed dining room and the calibre of the kitchen, that’s a very reasonable ask.
Bookings made here.
Sitchu Tip: For the gluten-free crew: The Botanica is one of Sydney’s only premium dining venues certified 100% gluten free by Coeliac Australia, so the whole evening is covered.
Where: The Botanica, Vaucluse, Sydney
When: Saturday 20 June
Cost: $169 per person (inclusive of matching wines)
Best For: Food & drink lovers, Wine lovers, Couples, Premium experiences, Date night
Need To Know: Four-course menu designed by co-head chefs Abby James (ex-Quay) and Thai Sams (ex-Bentley). Book early — limited seats.
Brooki’s Cookie Truck Has Pulled Into Vivid
Brooki Bakehouse is parking up at Sydney Harbour for Vivid, serving hot cookies from a late-night truck with the Harbour Bridge light displays as your backdrop. If you’ve ever wanted to try one right there and then without delivery, this is your chance. It’s running nightly from 6pm and feels like a pretty sweet reason to extend your Vivid wander.
Where: Sydney Harbour, Sydney
When: Nightly, 6pm–11pm until 13 June
Cost: Varies per cookie
Best For: ood & drink lovers, Couples, Weekend plans, Families, Nightlife
Need To Know: Hot cookies served from a late-night truck with Harbour Bridge light displays as the backdrop. No bookings required — just show up.
Art, Culture & Performance
Make a Date With the Archibald Prize Before August
If you only make it to one exhibition this year, make it the Archibald. Australia’s most anticipated annual art event is back at the Art Gallery of NSW until 16 August, and it never gets old. This year’s show brings together the full trio — the Archibald Prize for portraiture, the Wynne Prize for landscape painting and figurative sculpture, and the Sulman Prize for subject and genre painting.
Sitchu Tip: Midweek visitors get 2-for-1 tickets on Wednesday nights from 5pm to 10pm. From $30 for adults.
One ticket covers all three, and the sheer range of what Australian and New Zealand artists are doing with portraiture right now is worth the trip alone. Don’t skip Young Archie on the ground floor either, it’s a free display of work by artists aged 5 to 18 is one of the most joyful rooms in the building. While you’re there, vote for your favourite portrait in the ANZ People’s Choice award for a chance to win $2,000.
Where: Art Gallery Rd, Sydney NSW 2000
When: Daily 10am – 5pm, Wednesdays 10am – 10pm. Until 16 August 2026
Cost: From $30 adults (weekdays); $32 adults (weekends and public holidays). Concession $27/$29. Youth (12-17) $10. Children under 12 free. Family (2 adults + up to 3 youth) $70. 2-for-1 tickets on Wednesday nights 5pm – 10pm.
Best For: Art lovers; Exhibitions; Families; Cultural experiences; Weekend plans
Need To Know: One ticket covers all three prizes — Archibald, Wynne and Sulman.
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.
This Paddington Pub Is Making Mondays Magical
After a year of sell-out events and growing waitlists, Paddo Inn is turning its cult-favourite experiences into a monthly Monday night ritual. Launching next month, Paddo Nights Inn blends wine, Italian bites and expert-led sessions in an intimate format designed for a relaxed midweek night out. Upcoming sessions are centred around tarot and astrology.
This sounds like a goodie! Bookings made here.
Where: Paddo Inn, 338 Oxford St, Paddington NSW 2021
When: Monday July 6th
Cost: $60pp
Best for: Unique experiences, Girls’ night, Date night, Intimate events
Need to know: This is a new monthly series and includes wine, Italian bites and an expert-led experience; bookings are essential.
Spotify Is Bringing Free Gigs to Redfern
Spotify is reviving the classic pub gig and making it completely free. Turn Up Aus is a series of intimate live performances at The Bat & Ball in Redfern, running June through November, designed to get top fans closer to their favourite artists than a festival ever could. The lineup so far includes Hooligan Hefs on 24 June and Genesis Owusu on 29 July, with more artists still to be announced. Can’t score an invite? There are double passes to win, plus a major prize that’ll fly two lucky winners cross-state for the gig. Worth entering, we think.
Where: The Bat & Ball Hotel, 495 Cleveland Street, Redfern, Sydney
When: June – November 2026; Hooligan Hefs 24 June from 7pm; Genesis Owusu 29 July from 7pm; further dates to be announced
Cost: Free (invite only; double passes available to win)
Best For: Live music fans, Free events, Group catch-ups, Locals, Nightlife
Need To Know: Intimate invite-only gig series — enter for a chance to win one of four double passes per show, plus a major prize including flights for two. More artists still to be announced.
Wynyard Tunnels Are Being Taken Over By…Dragons?
House of the Dragon is back for season three and HBO Max is marking the occasion by turning Wynyard tunnels into an immersive dragon lair (and it’s as intriguing as it sounds). Next week, fans can descend beneath the city for The Dragon’s Lair, an interactive activation set deep in the tunnel network where smoke, shadows and a very important question await: are you prey or partner? Tickets are super limited, with a small number held back at the onsite booth each day for walk-ups. In case you forgot, House of the Dragon season three premieres 22 June on HBO Max!
Book your spot here.
Where: Wynyard Tunnels, Sydney CBD
When: Thursday 19 – Friday 20 Jun
Cost: Free
Best For: Cultural experiences, Weekend plans, Group catch-ups, Locals, Visitors
Need To Know: Tickets are strictly limited — book via Humanitix ahead of time. A small number of walk-up tickets are held back at the onsite booth each day.
Markets & Shopping:
Kirribilli’s Chicest Treasure Hunt Is On
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 7th (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
Christmas in July Is Back at The Rocks
The most magical ten nights of Sydney’s winter are back and we couldn’t be more thrilled. Christmas in July Festival returns to The Rocks from 10 to 19 July, transforming the historic precinct into a glowing European-style Christmas village complete with snowfall, kilometres of fairy lights, mulled wine bars, fondue, melted raclette and over 30 artisan market stalls that are tucked inside wooden chalets lining the sandstone laneways. We’re especially excited for the firepit cinema which will show screenings of all the Christmas classics, from Home Alone to Love Actually.
So, pull out the ugly Christmas jumper, grab a hot chocolate and consider your winter sorted. Free entry, all ages, and exactly the excuse you needed to celebrate Christmas twice this year (not that we needed one).
Where: The Rocks, Sydney
When: Thursday 10 – Saturday 19 July 2026
Cost: Free entry (excludes paid experiences)
Best For: Families, Couples, Group catch-ups, Free events, Community events, Markets, Locals, Visitors, Kids
Need To Know: Firepit cinema screening Christmas classics including Home Alone and Love Actually — no bookings mentioned, so arrive early for a good spot.
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.
Call the Girls: This Movie Night Has Your Names All Over It
Movie nights will never be the same after this. Pier One Sydney Harbour has launched Harbourside Cinema, a dreamy private cinema suite experience complete with harbour views, cosy blankets, an outdoor projector and your own custom Yo-Chi frozen yoghurt bar. It sounds too good to be true but trust us, it’s a real thing.
Set on the terrace of the hotel’s Sunset Balcony Suite overlooking Sydney Harbour Bridge and Luna Park, the experience will let you stream your favourite flicks while snacking on popcorn, loaded fries, Wagyu burgers and sweet treats delivered straight to the room. We don’t know about you, but we’re thinking How To Lose A Guy In Ten Days?
Where: Pier One Sydney Harbour, Walsh Bay, Sydney
When: Nightly, 6pm–11pm, available until end of September
Cost: Cinema add-on is $150 to your stay
Best For: Couples, Girls’ nights, Group catch-ups, Premium experiences, Weekend plans
Need To Know: Package includes one-night stay, private cinema set-up, Yo-Chi frozen yoghurt bar, popcorn, soft drinks, parking and breakfast for two. Accommodates up to eight guests; additional guests welcome 6pm–11pm
Free Things To Do:
The Free Thursday Night Plans You’ve Been Looking For
Clear your Thursday nights until September. Jazz Sessions in The Rocks is back for its third year! Returning to The Rocks Square every Thursday from 7th May through to 24th September with a lineup of Australia’s most exciting contemporary jazz artists, curated in partnership with SIMA. It’s free, it’s open air, and it’s set against one of Sydney’s most beautiful backdrops, with cobblestone laneways, historic sandstone and harbour air included.
There’s no tickets or bookings required, just show up. Pisa Slice will be on hand with a $10 pizza and soft drink combo, and the pop-up bar is pouring espresso martinis, spicy mango margaritas and mulled wine.
Where: The Rocks Square, The Rocks, Sydney
When: very Thursday, 7 May – 24 September, 6:30pm–8:15pm
Cost: Free
Best For: Free events, Live music fans, Couples, Group catch-ups, Outdoor enthusiasts
Need To Know: No tickets or bookings required — just show up. Food and drinks available on site, including a $10 pizza and soft drink combo from Pisa Slice.
Tickets available here.
Free Art, Workshops and Oysters at the Fish Market
Sydney Fish Market is doing a lot more than prawns right now. Seascapes is a free live performance program running at the waterfront until October 2026, bringing 14 artist commissions spanning printmaking, sound installations, workshops and immersive experiences, all inspired by the sea, the market and the harbour. Highlights include a gyotaku fish printing session with chef Ben Devlin on 7 June, a foghorn trumpet orchestra on 21 June, an oyster shucking workshop in August where you make your own shucker handle before eating the goods, and a waterfront vocal performance in October.
Where: Sydney Fish Market, Sydney
When: Until October 2026, various dates
Cost: Free
Best For: Free events, Art lovers, Cultural experiences, Families, Locals
Need To Know: Highlights include a gyotaku fish printing session with chef Ben Devlin (7 June), a foghorn trumpet orchestra (21 June), an oyster shucking workshop (August) and a waterfront vocal performance (October). Check Sydney Fish Market for the full program schedule.
Coming Soon:
Bastille Festival Is Back At The Rocks
Bonjour, Sydney! Your favourite winter tradition is coming back. Bastille Festival returns to Circular Quay and The Rocks from July 17-20th, bringing four days of French food, wine, music and culture to the harbour’s edge. Think molten raclette, champagne, regional French wines, live cabaret, street performers and over 110 free performances, all spilling across the cobblestones of one of Sydney’s most iconic precincts. The French do winter better than anyone, and this is your proof.
Where: Circular Quay and The Rocks, Sydney
When: Thursday 17 July, 12pm–10pm; Friday 18 July, 10am–11pm; Saturday 19 July, 10am–11pm; Sunday 20 July, 10am–8pm
Cost: General admission is free. Food, drink and select experiences are at additional cost.
Best For: Free events; Festivals; Food & drink lovers; Wine lovers; Live music fans
Need To Know: Serious wine enthusiasts can purchase tickets for the Bastille Wine Walk, a 1.4-kilometre tasting trail exploring eight French wine regions, which includes a glass to take home, tastings, express bar access, and a passport to be stamped at each location.
What’s On This Month: FAQs
June is shaping up to be one of Sydney’s best months. GLOW at Sydney Zoo runs until 14 June with an immersive after-dark trail, light installations and soundscapes, while Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular continues at Moore Park’s Entertainment Quarter with world-class acrobatics and live performance. The Four Pillars Martini Collective is also on until 21 June, pairing mini martinis with bespoke bites across some of the city’s sharpest dining rooms.
The Four Pillars Martini Collective runs until 21 June across venues including Aalia Wine Room, Besa, Bar Julius and Ester, with mini Olive Leaf Gin Martinis paired with bespoke snacks from $15. Gin & Jazz at The Apollo returns on the last Sunday of every month through September, pairing live music with a Greek feast and Four Pillars cocktails at $95 per person. Leichhardt’s first ever street festival, Taste the Music, takes over Norton and Marion Streets on 19–20 June with free entry, $7 Aperol spritzes and fresh pasta.
The Four Pillars Martini Collective runs until 21 June across venues including Aalia Wine Room, Besa, Bar Julius and Ester, with mini Olive Leaf Gin Martinis paired with bespoke snacks from $15. Gin & Jazz at The Apollo returns on the last Sunday of every month through September, pairing live music with a Greek feast and Four Pillars cocktails at $95 per person. Leichhardt’s first ever street festival, Taste the Music, takes over Norton and Marion Streets on 19–20 June with free entry, $7 Aperol spritzes and fresh pasta.
Jazz Sessions in The Rocks runs free every Thursday until 24 September at The Rocks Square, with sets from 6:30pm to 8:15pm and no bookings required. Gin & Jazz at The Apollo delivers live jazz and Greek feasts on the last Sunday of every month through September. Seas The Day Surf Festival also brings a packed program of surf, talks and creative sessions to Kingscliff on 20–21 June.
GLOW at Sydney Zoo is the standout family outing, running until 14 June with a free carnival-style precinct at the entry and tickets from $19.99 for kids. Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular at Moore Park is another winner for families, with acrobatics and live performance from $60. Seascapes at Sydney Fish Market also offers free, hands-on workshops and immersive experiences for all ages.
Jazz Sessions in The Rocks is back every Thursday until September — free, open air and set against Sydney’s most atmospheric backdrop. Seascapes at Sydney Fish Market offers free artist commissions, workshops and performances running until October.
Bastille Festival returns to Circular Quay and The Rocks from 17–20 July, with four days of French food, wine, live music and over 110 free performances. The NSW Wine Winter Cellar Door takes over the Carriageworks Blacksmith Workshop in Eveleigh on Sunday 5 July, with 20-plus producers pouring drops from across the state. The Margan Wines dinner at The Botanica Vaucluse is also coming up on 20 June — a four-course wine dinner from $169 per person that’s worth booking now.
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