There is no better time to visit Sydney than for the 25th Biennale of Sydney, Rememory, from 14 March to 14 June.

One of the largest and longest running Biennales in the world, the Biennale of Sydney is a leading contemporary arts event that showcases some of the best art from Australia and beyond. The Biennale will activate locations across Sydney, including the heritage listed White Bay Power Station, once an operating coal power station built in the early 20th century. Experience Badu Gili: Story Keepers illuminating the Sydney Opera House Eastern Bennelong Sails every night after sunset throughout 2026. It’s the perfect opportunity to explore the city and immerse yourself amongst the rich art culture of Sydney.

Exhibition entry is free and there is an extensive lineup of programming including artist talks, live music, panels, performances and workshops. We have something (or everything!) for all ages to enjoy at our Family Days, an entire day packed with FREE programming for the kiddies. Or stay late at White Bay Power Station for a sultry night of Art After Dark on Friday nights.

Gather your friends and loved ones for an unmissable trip to Sydney for enchanting experience at the 25th Biennale of Sydney.

ABODE Bistro. Bar

Eat and drink in style at PARKROYAL ABODE Bistro. Bar, a hidden gem in the heart of Sydney. 
  
Showcasing modern Australian cuisine, ABODE brings together locally sourced produce and seasonal flavours in a menu designed for relaxed, all-day dining. True to its name, ABODE, meaning home, centres on simple pleasures and effortless service, offering a welcoming place to pause during your time in Sydney.   
  
Visitors can settle in for fresh seafood at the raw bar during happy hour, with $2 Nambucca oysters and $15 cocktails on offer. Or opt for the award-winning two-course set menu for just $69pp, pairing exquisite mains and dessert with a complimentary beverage of your choice.   
  
Located at PARKROYAL Darling Harbour, ABODE Bistro. Bar offers a natural place to start, pause or wind down during your Biennale visit. Whether you’re stopping between Biennale exhibitions at Art Gallery of New South Wales or en route to White Bay Power Station, ABODE Bistro. Bar is the perfect complement to your Biennale experience. 

Brokenwood Wines

This Biennale you can wander through the exhibitions at White Bay Power Station with a glass in hand, sipping on locally made, environmentally sustainable wines by Brokenwood. From well-loved varietals like Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and Shiraz to a bright, crisp Rosato, the Brokenwood range offers something to suit every palate.   

Since 1968, Brokenwood has been cultivating its vineyards in the rolling hills of the Hunter Valley, with a strong focus on biodiversity and sustainability. Proudly operating as a certified sustainable winery, Brokenwood was named Halliday’s Winery of the Year in 2026, producing premium wines at every price point, perfected by the unmistakeable terroir of the NSW Hunter Valley.  
 
Enjoy a glass of Brokenwood during your Biennale experience. Because is it really an art festival without one? 

NSW Wine

NSW Wine Industry Association is a champion of the exceptional products and distinct flavours of the New South Wales wine regions.  
  
Better known as NSW Wine, the association is the state’s peak industry body who is committed to the sustainable growth and success of more than 1,000 grape growers and wine producers in NSW. Home to Australia’s oldest wine region and the country’s second largest wine-producing state, NSW Wine proudly supports local communities, with over 75% of NSW wine producers family-owned.   
  
A shared commitment to sustainability, quality, and storytelling brings this partnership to life in the Biennale of Sydney’s 25th edition Rememory. Together, we celebrate not only outstanding locally made wine, but the people, places, and practice behind every bottle.   
  
Each Biennale of Sydney Art After Dark ticket includes a complimentary NSW Wine masterclass. The NSW Wine Masterclasses invite audiences to sip, learn and discover, with complimentary tastings and insider insights from NSW winemakers — consider it your fast-track to sounding like a wine expert (no exam required).

Memory Lane Markets

Memory Lane Markets brings together a vibrant mix of multicultural food vendors, each offering dishes shaped by memory, heritage and identity — echoing the themes of the 25th Biennale of Sydney, Rememory.

Across the markets, you’ll encounter flavours spanning Pakistani, Palestinian, Lebanese, Persian, East African, Italian, Chinese and Native Australian cuisines, alongside bakeries and nostalgic Australian desserts. Come hungry, wander, feed your curiosity, and taste your way through stories from near and far.

Balmain Rozelle Heritage Pub Trail

At its peak, the Balmain peninsula had 55 pubs and hotels and a succession of colourful publicans. Many have disappeared over time, but the area still has a vibrant pub culture. The Balmain Rozelle Heritage Pub Trail is a celebration of one of the greatest things about Balmain and Rozelle. Take on the whole pub crawl or visit one of the pubs with your families and friends. Enjoy the local atmosphere with live music, cold beer, boutique wines and fine food.