Australia Day
Australia Day is on Sunday January 26. No matter how you wish to acknowledge this day, it offers an opportunity to pause and reflect, to honour the multifaceted history of our nation and to celebrate Australia's achievements and its people. For some, it is an extra day off to relax and unwind, connecting with family and friends.
Please note there are no fireworks on Australia Day. See the fireworks schedule here.
What's On
AO25 Live finals with Channel 9 and Stan Sport
Celebrate the summer of tennis and watch the AO25 Live finals with Channel 9 and Stan Sport.
Warner Bros. Discovery Open Air Cinema at Darling Quarter
The free Warner Bros. Discovery Open Air Cinema is back for an encore. Step into the wonderland of Darling Quarter to kick the year off with jaw-dropping blockbusters and fabulous food.
Pedal Boats
Free kids performances
Get ready to grin and giggle! Pier St Underpass is where the magic happens this summer - expect singing, dancing and silly performances that'll have the whole family in stiches.
Watch Australia Day Live on screen at Convention Jetty
Darling Harbour Playground
Spend a day at the Darling Harbour Playground - the ultimate wonderland for every kid no matter what age!
Yabun Festival 2025
Reflect. Respect. Celebrate.
Discover some fascinating personal stories of convicts, migrants and refugees in this digital collection.
Pop on your walking shoes and see stunning public art in Darling Harbour, including The Canopy by Jacob Nash, Harbour Veins by Yukupin and Portrait of Jenny Munro in Darling Square.
One of the best thing's about Australia is our multicultural food scene. Here are our top picks for a meal bursting with flavour.
Embrace First Nation's Culture
Deepen your understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture this Australia Day, by learning about the Boora Boora Dirra Dreamtime story, or get to know the Gadigal Language through our online tools.