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Local businesses will be able to extend their trading hours this weekend during Mardi Gras celebrations, giving shops, restaurants and entertainment venues the option to stay open later throughout the event period.
Sydney’s buskers and street performers are set to have more opportunities to share their talent and creativity with visitors and locals.
Spirits fly high as Mardi Gras season begins
Thousands of Sydney residents, visitors and workers will enjoy more than 2 weeks of family-friendly music, feasts and performances as celebrations welcoming the Lunar New Year kick off in Sydney.
Two new cycleways are open and helping people ride around Sydney more safely.
The City of Sydney is seeking feedback on key changes to its successful outdoor dining program.
Sydney has united in a spirit of unity and celebration welcoming 2026 with a spectacular New Year’s Eve show on its famous harbour.
Teams around the harbour are putting the final touches on Sydney’s world-famous New Year’s Eve spectacular as the city comes together to ring in 2026.
Sydney New Year’s Eve will provide moments of unity and reflection as the city comes together following the tragic terror attack in Bondi.
New Year’s Eve revellers will be wowed by an incredible fireworks, music and lights spectacular showcasing Sydney’s unique character and culture to a global audience.
The City of Sydney is proposing key changes to its successful outdoor dining program to ensure the outdoor dining revolution is here to stay.
Dive into the start of summer with a free visit to a world-class City of Sydney pool on Saturday 6 December.
From today, Sydney will be filled with the joy, music and magic of Christmas, from carol singers across the city and visits from Santa to a new Christmas fair and the tallest Christmas tree in NSW.
More than 60 local businesses, creatives and cultural organisations will benefit from more than $2.5 million in cash, value in kind and rental subsidies in the City of Sydney’s latest grants program.
A bronze replica of the artwork JOY that pays tribute to inner-city sex workers has been unveiled in Darlinghurst almost 30 years after the removal of the original statue.
A former dead end between the Circular Quay light rail stop and Customs House has been transformed into a beautifully paved space where people can meet, sit and eat.
The City of Sydney has approved a $3 million grant to build affordable housing for Aboriginal elders in Redfern.
Wyanga Aboriginal Aged Care and Uniting are set to turn a council car park in Redfern into a not-for-profit 50-person residential aged care home.
Planning rules requiring new residential buildings, medium to large commercial buildings, hotels and serviced apartment buildings in the City of Sydney to be all-electric have received final endorsement from Council.
A series of free events is set to bring festival vibes to local communities across Sydney, starting from Saturday 1 November.
People in the bustling neighbourhood of Green Square now have more space to meet, perform and play.
The City of Sydney invites local artists, curators and other creatives to pitch ideas for one of Sydney’s best temporary art programs.
Household food scraps collection by 2030, services for hard to recycle items and more support for businesses moving towards a circular economy are all part of the City of Sydney’s plan to reduce the amount of items being sent to landfill.
People riding into the city centre now have another convenient, affordable and secure parking facility.
A large-scale interactive public artwork to be installed at Customs House forecourt will aim to raise awareness and connect audiences with the world’s largest stateless population.
Party planners from Sydney and around the world are being urged to head to sydneynewyearseve.com to get started on making this year’s celebration truly memorable.
A new serene, sensory experience in Paddington Reservoir Gardens will explore the fragility of nature and tell the story of animals, endangered species and the importance of conservation.
Construction has begun on a new section of cycleway that will safely connect people riding between College and King streets.
Treasured harbourside swimming spot Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool reopens today following an extensive upgrade.
A tree planted by British royals, a Moreton Bay fig more than 30m high and a Grey Ironbark which has stood on a busy local street for at least 150 years are among those on the City of Sydney’s significant tree register.
