Lights, camera, action: Sydney Film Festival opens
Grab your choc tops and popcorn, and settle in for some great cinema from 5 to 16 June
![The Bikeriders premiere at Sydney Film festival, 2024. Image: Courtesy of Sydney Film Festival, 2024.](https://images.ctfassets.net/kcmyw5u53voi/4wQu5VI3Hgj5zVUWXA6Fgt/a1e3c093ffd032f29a258742db842f35/bikeriders5.jpg?w=64&q=80&fit=thumb&h=64)
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Grab your choc tops and popcorn, and settle in for some great cinema from 5 to 16 June
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From grand picture palaces to cineplex chains, take a front row seat to the story of our theatres from the silver screen's first century.
Award-winning author and illustrator Aura Parker shared her book ‘Bowerbird Blues’ with more than 2 million participants across Australia.
Celebrating the many ways to be a family through storytelling at our libraries.
From dazzling lights and live music in an old substation to big ideas with Matildas royalty, discover what's new at this year's festival, 24 May to 15 June.
Hear from Australian actor and producer Claudia Karvan and a panel of experts and cultural leaders at the next CityTalks.
Inspired by Sydney icons, ‘In Through the Out Door’ by Callum Morton transforms humble fire exits
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural and knowledge centre will ensure stories are treasured for generations to come.
Learn about the survivors of the Cootamundra Domestic Training Home for Aboriginal Girls (1912-1969) as Australia marks National Sorry Day.
Machine Hall will host an impressive line-up of local and international artists
Applications are now open for festivals, events or pop-up attractions.
More than 2 million kids across Australia will read the same book, at the same time
Project manager Tracey Duncan shares the importance of the community-driven space.
A centre for local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to share knowledge and practise culture has opened in the heart of Redfern.
Delhi-born Australian artist, Kirtika Kain shares the inspiration and process behind her latest work.
Pull up a bar stool at one of these 7 locations and experience our city's past
Locals and former employees share their fondest memories. Warning: this article contains images of deceased Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Have your voice heard anonymously in the world’s most extensive collection of data on menstruation and period poverty by 31 May.
From pre-dawn meals to festive celebrations, Mohammed reflects on charity, prayer and personal growth in the holiest time of the year for Muslims worldwide.
Local female activists reflect on a powerful feminist moment in the city’s past as we mark International Women’s Day
Dive into an unparalleled journey of creativity at Sydney’s landmarks, where cultural heritage and contemporary brilliance meet
Free support to develop new ideas, audiences and revenue streams for our creative and cultural sector.
The roarsome dragons and lanterns making George Street shine for Sydney Lunar Festival.
Free program connects artists to properties
11 people born in the Year of the Dragon share what being a dragon, and Lunar New Year, means to them
How a City of Sydney sponsorship is helping to bring Sydney’s brightest performers to Oxford Street this Mardi Gras
Calling all creatives: It’s time to submit your ideas for Art & About
Nominations are now open for the Betty Makin Youth Awards
Happy New Year from Sydney! Enjoy the magic of our midnight fireworks display over Sydney Harbour.