Things to do This Weekend Sydney
Transform your downtime into relaxing me-time with our range of creative and fun things to do in Sydney this weekend! From dumpling folding and cocktail shaking in Potts Point to glassblowing in Marrickville, there are so many weekend activities in Sydney to explore in 2025. Looking for casual hens party ideas? Learn how to make beautiful resin art serving boards with your wedding crew in Drummoyne. On the hunt for romantic date night ideas? Indulge in an intimate clay and sip class with your partner in Artarmon or let them decide where the day will take you with an experience gift card. No matter what you choose, this weekend in Sydney is sure to be extra special.
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Reviews from last weekend's activities
Safa Baris
Clay and Sip Pottery Class for Date Night and All Occasions
Georgina was incredibly so energetic and sympathetic. Class was so much fun love it thank you
Olivia Reed
Pasta and Cannoli Making Class
Really enjoyable class! Deborah was great, it was super fun and loved learning about how to make pasta. We got pizza and to try our pasta dishes with a delish variety of sauces! Highly recommend this class
Cathy McGuire
Ikebana Flower Arranging Class
A fabulous morning a calm, creativity and learning. Excellent and knowledgable teacher, beautiful flowers and a lovely venue. Highly recommended.
David Keys
Newtown Food and Street Art Walking Tour
I've lived in the area for 15 years and decided to see my hood from a different point of view. Couldn't think of a better way than a foodie/street art tour. We went to 4 different food venues including The Pie Tin, Vandal, Hakiki, Cairo Takeaway and finished off with a beer at Young Henrys. Except for Vandal, I had been to them all before but it was nice to go and experience them with some visitorsI've lived in the area for 15 years and decided to see my hood from a different point of view. Couldn't think of a better way than a foodie/street art tour. We went to 4 different food venues including The Pie Tin, Vandal, Hakiki, Cairo Takeaway and finished off with a beer at Young Henrys. Except for Vandal, I had been to them all before but it was nice to go and experience them with some visitors to the area. I have to say though, seeing all the street art was amazing. I never realised there was so much of it and getting the stories behind the art just added to the experience. Andrew, our guide, was simply brilliant! His depth of knowledge was impressive and his friendly manner in making everyone feel included was just perfect. Watching the interaction of our group and how they were enjoying the experience is a definite shout out to Andrew, he did an amazing job...thanks mate :) Thoroughly recommend this tour for both locals and travellers alike. + more
Cleo Tordesillas
Tufting Class for Beginners: Make a Tufted Rug
I had a great time doing this class with my friends. Our instructor Nenda was very helpful and patient with us. I would love to go back and work on more complex and bigger designs.
Guy de Jager
We had a great time. Our instructor Angel was very helpful with techniques and ensuring that our final product will be a success. It was a a relaxing location surrounded by plenty of food options which made for a fantastic date night. Will definitely be returning and look forward to our next visit
Jenny Harrisson
I had a wonderful time doing the Smartphone Photography Course last Sunday. Our teacher, Sarah Jenkins, expertly guided us through many techniques such as composition, light, focus and editing. Sarah was a brilliant teacher, so knowledgable, and I am thrilled with the skills I have acquired for smartphone photography. I would highly recommend this course!
Plami Angelova
Wow! What a fantastic day it was to learn the techniques and tricks of French chefs use to create the most delicious croasans and danish treats! I would strongly recommend this class!
Weekend Activities & Things To Do Sydney
Best things to do in Sydney this weekend
From Turkish mosaic lamp making to wheel throwing pottery, we’ve got some of the best things to do this weekend in Sydney to spark your creativity and boost your wellbeing. With hundreds of art, craft and cooking classes every Saturday and Sunday, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing just one workshop to try. Heat and stretch cheese into delicious burrata at a cheese making class in Rosebery, transform colourful yarn into a tufted rug masterpiece in the CBD or make your own signature scent at a perfume making class in Marrickville. Guided by passionate, local makers you’ll learn how to make something you can be proud of all while picking up DIY skills and building your confidence.
Looking for something unique? Repair broken pottery using the Japanese art of Kintsugi, learn how to bake French croissants or even discover how to make silver jewellery at these unique Sydney events this weekend. Whether you’re after solo indoor activities or private group events, these workshops are designed to empower and inspire absolute beginners looking to try something new. Socialise as you create a masterpiece at a casual paint and sip class, enjoy a mindful tea ceremony experience with your colleagues for team building or gather your hens party for a relaxing day of fluid art. Whatever you decide, celebrate your weekend in Sydney with our creative workshops and experiences.
How to book fun weekend activities near you
Discovering the best weekend activities in Sydney is now easier than ever. From outdoor adventures like photography workshops to creative crafting classes, there's something for everyone. Start by identifying what type of activity you want to do this weekend. Are you looking for something interesting and unique like a glassblowing workshop or would you prefer a more relaxed experience, like watercolour painting classes or wine tastings? Once you've figured out what type of class you're interested in, it's time to find the perfect one for you!
Take a look at our list of what to do this weekend in Sydney and select the event that appeals most to you. We’ll provide all the information you’ll need such as price, location and what to bring so that everything is sorted before your class starts. If you'd like something more personalised, don't hesitate to contact your teacher directly and ask if they offer private classes, group requests or customised experiences tailored specifically to what you’re after. Get ready to sign up for a fun-filled experience near you.
Top 2025 ClassBento experiences for couples and friends
Create unforgettable memories and enjoy quality time with your favourite people with our top 2025 ClassBento experiences for couples and friends. From private Indian cooking classes to hand building pottery workshops, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Looking for date night ideas that are a little outside the box? Treat your partner to a romantic dinner with a twist at a hands-on cooking class and get crafty in the kitchen together. From sushi rolling to making handmade pasta from scratch, there’s nothing more satisfying than learning how to cook your own favourite dishes with an experienced chef to guide you.
Or if you're looking for something more hands-on to try with a group of friends, organise a clay and sip class with your besties. Here, you'll be able to shape and mould clay into practical objects for your home, from unique planters to creative ceramic mugs. With experienced instructors on hand giving you individual tips and advice as you go along, this is sure to be an unforgettable experience that's great for all levels of ability. And if that wasn't enough, don't forget about a classic cocktail making class! Perfect for couples or any group of friends who want some fun-filled bonding time while learning how to craft delicious drinks at home. With each person given their own cocktail shaker and ingredients, this is guaranteed to be one party that nobody will forget anytime soon.
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What's on in Sydney this weekend for families
Explore the best of what is on in Sydney this weekend, with our range of family-friendly activities and classes for parents, grandparents, kids and teens. Whether you’re looking for something educational or something more hands-on, we have a range of exciting classes and workshops to choose from. Pipe buttercream onto cupcakes, melt and pour wax at a candle making class, play with clay or learn how to build a DIY terrarium with your loved ones. It’s sure to be an unforgettable experience you’ll treasure for a lifetime.
For those who prefer to stay indoors, we also have online classes and indoor activities that are perfect for those rainy days. Bring the kids along to an art class where they can learn about colours, shading and painting techniques or if they’re more interested in gardening, let them get their hands dirty at a virtual Kokedama making workshop. They’ll get to learn new skills and discover a creative hobby they love. With plenty of options available both online and in-person, you’ll be sure to find something everyone can enjoy—whether it’s a class on how to make pizzas from scratch or an interactive drawing class for the kids, turn your Sydney weekend into creative family bonding time with our range of unique experiences!
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Digital Detox Ideas in Sydney
By ClassBento Team
Our digital devices are taking over our lives. Our phones have transformed from being a device that could only help us talk to people, to becomingOur digital devices are taking over our lives. Our phones have transformed from being a device that could only help us talk to people, to becoming an endless source of entertainment and engagement. And it's the first place we turn if we're looking for things to do this weekend. It’s no surprise that our devices are so hard to switch off, since they’re designed to be addictive. When we see an email, a comment or a ‘like’, we feel cared about, we feel important – it’s the pleasure of basic social recognition. When we see some news or updates, we feel a rush from our brain’s hit of dopamine. It’s a big problem. Big enough that companies like Google, Apple and Facebook are getting in on the act, providing apps and tweaking their products to help us control our cravings. And it's a problem worth solving. A more balanced life, with more mindfulness, has huge benefits. Studies have shown a correlation between digital addiction and depression/anxiety. Intuitively, you’ll of course have a lot more time to build and develop personal relationships, and relax as you take a break from chasing digital pats on your back, and enjoy the simpler things in life. If you live in Sydney, digital detox is arguably easier than elsewhere. Let’s take Singapore as a comparison. Instead of facing stifling tropical heat and humidity (or torrential downpours) when you step out the door, Sydney actually has pretty nice weather most of the year. Instead of a tiny island where going to malls is the main respite, Sydney has a huge number of activities and natural beauty to enjoy. Here are some of our favourite tips for Sydney-siders (or tourists here for a stay) undertaking digital detox. Get in the water. Swimming, kayaking, or any physical water sport. It’s pretty hard to check your emails while doing any of these activities (even if you have a waterproof device – if you’re anything like me (unfit), you’ll be too busy struggling to stay alive). Be inspired by the beauty of Sydney’s pristine beaches while you’re out there, and remind yourself of the beauty that just can’t be wholly captured in an Instagram photo. Team sports. We Aussies love our sports. Get some friends and go on your detox journey together – it’s harder to quit halfway when you’ve already made promises to your friends. The adrenaline rush you get from sports also keeps you buzzing immediately afterwards (negating the need for electronic stimulants), and also helps you sleep later that night - you'll be too tired to even bother checking your phone. Creative classes. Keep both your mind and your hands occupied as you decide exactly how you want to design a mini garden landscape in a bowl. Mentally travel back to earlier days without the need for scrolling back through your social media, by playing with nostalgic scents in a fragrance-making or candle-making workshop. Or pick up some practical skills like cooking, that you can use over and over again. ClassBento has a range of workshops held in-person by passionate local experts. Meet some new people and form some meaningful and real social connections. Have other tips that are specific to Sydney? Do let us know. Otherwise, we hope you've found these tips useful! ...
