See the Spectacle of The Lion King Few shows capture pure theatre magic quite like The Lion King. Now lighting up Sydney’s Capitol Theatre, the beloved musical returns with its breathtaking costumes, larger-than-life puppetry and unforgettable soundtrack. Whether it’s your first time experiencing the phenomenon or you’re introducing a new generation to the story, this is one of those bucket-list theatre moments that’s every bit as spectacular as you’ve heard. 13 Campbell Street, Haymarket DISHES, DESTINATIONS & EXPERIENCES WA The Scene Winter, it turns out, has quite a lot going for it. A major theatre moment has landed in Sydney, truffle season is in full swing in Canberra, and food and art festivals worth travelling for from Brisbane to Leederville to Melbourne. Here’s what’s on our radar. 08 SA NSW Make This Adelaide Bar Your New Winter Ritual Every Thursday at Paloma Bar & Pantry on Peel Street, The Olive Hours is doing something very right. European aperitivo culture has arrived in Adelaide, and it looks like crisp, ice-cold martinis and the salty, savoury bite of a perfectly crafted gilda. Choose from Classic Gin and Vodka Martinis, Oyster Gin Martinis and Vespers, order something from the snack menu, and let the evening do the rest. 20 Peel Street, Adelaide @palomabarandpantry Alex van de Loo Eat Your Way Through NOM NOM Leederville welcomes the return of NOM NOM, an immersive six-week festival built around drinking, dining and connection. From handson oyster shucking and mozzarella-making masterclasses to wine-fuelled European feasts and roaming cocktail trails, the festival’s expansive program of events transforms the neighbourhood’s restaurants, bars and cafes into a walkable centre of winter indulgence. The full program is now bookable online, with events running from Thursday 2 July to Sunday 9 August. Consider it your antidote to dreary grey-sky days. Throughout Leederville @nomnomfestival Supplied @thelionkingau Cylla von Tiedemann
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