For the one-off masterclass (at $120 per person), you’ll be treated to a malt-based booze journey featuring two whisky cocktails and a flight of three drops from the Legends Untold whisky collection. So, the folks of Darling Harbour stalwart Zephyr have timed the whisky takeover of their sprawling Sky Bar perfectly. Zephyr x Legends Untold Zephyr Sky Bar | Thursday 4 August, 6.30pmĪ warming dram of whisky is the ideal knock-off drink order when you want to soak up the Sydney skyline from a lofty rooftop bar on a clear winter’s eve. This week, the jazz style is Latin Boogaloo-so get swingin' and book a table over here. Each week promises a different genre, from Harlem Swing and Brazilian Bossa Nova to West Coast Cool and Latin Boogaloo, as well as a handful of cocktail specials. Every Wednesday till late September, Charlie Parker's transforms into The Jazz Room with smooth tunes from local band End Notes. Named after the Bird-AKA legendary jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker-Merivale's underground cocktail bar is fittingly hosting weekly live jazz sessions this winter. The Jazz Room Charlie Parker's | Wednesdays, 6 July – 21 September This prelude event will see the likes of Froomes, Lillian Ahenkan (AKA Flex Mami), The Daily Aus Co-Founders Zara Seidler and Sam Koslowski, and the Bankstown Slam Poetry collective take to the stage outside Town Hall. Plus, it's announced a two-day mini-fest of ideas in the lead-up to Friday's main event, called TEDxSydney In The Square. The best thing is that you’ll be able to hear from an array of accomplished speakers, all from diverse backgrounds and careers. The first ten speakers for 2022 have already been announced, including activist Damon Gameau (That Sugar Film), CEO Nicky Sparshott, and producer Marlikka Perdrisat. This series’ theme IMPRINT aims to tackle ancient problems that we’re now able to find new solutions to, whether this be at home, work, or another aspect of our daily life. TEDxSydney Sydney Town Hall | Wednesday 3 – Friday 5 AugustĪfter three years of sitting at home live-streaming some of the most interesting conversations and topics going around, TEDx is finally coming back to Sydney IRL. View these and more experimental material practices at Firstdaft in Woolloomooloo from Wednesday–Sunday till 14 August. Works move from Casey Chen's hand-thrown plates and vases mixing traditional folklore with pop culture to Morus Quin’s examinations of the impact of trauma on the human body. As both a collective and exhibition, the artists invoke the often contradictory meanings associated with red ink across East Asian cultures-which can move from a celebratory colour to a medium invoking death-to represent shared ambivalence about their diasporic origins. to dissect their cultural experiences, reflecting on how they intersect with one another, what endures, and what is lost living in a Western-dominated context. Firstdraft | Wednesday – Sunday till Sunday 14 August, 11am – 5pmĮight East-Asian Australian artists come together in Red Inc. Tickets cost $47–63 and can be found here. The madcap adventure has been conceived by Festival of Dangerous Ideas director Danielle Harvey, so you can expect an out-of-the-box creative experience. Beyond strange encounters with clowns, cowboys, and warriors, you’ll face battles with monsters, be tasked with creating your own costumes, and set out to uncover hidden bars. Eternityland is a convergence of art, theatre, circus, and music populated by a hubbub of mythical characters for the walking audience to navigate across more than 20 curated sets. There are endless pockets of interactive thrills and entertainment inside this maze-like structure taking over the streets of Barangaroo. What's On In Sydney This Week Eternityland 20/300 Barangaroo Avenue | Wednesday 3 August – Sunday 28 August Here is a massive roster of the best things to do in Sydney this week, this month, and beyond. Keep an eye out for the velvet-draped Spiegeltent that’s transforming The Rocks into a debaucherous centre of circus, cabaret, and comedy.įlip a few pages through the calendar and you’ll reach landmark cultural events like Liveworks, the avant-garde contemporary art takeover of Carriageworks, and Sydney Opera House’s Antidote festival. Looking ahead, the rest of August offers bottomless winter feasting alongside live and local music and more fantastic theatre. We’ve scouted out wonderfully diverse adventures this week, from Gothic theatre to a Barangaroo pop-up where you can fight monsters while tracking down hidden bars and creating your own costumes. If the sunshiny weather has inspired you to get out and dive into the Sydney action, you best consult our ultimate activity planner.
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