Connecting businesses, creatives, artists and Districts to grow the 24-hour economy

Opportunities

Collaborate with businesses and Districts across NSW

Posted by City of Sydney

Promote your events on What's On

Showcase the best Sydney has to offer and get free marketing support

Opportunity closes

31 Dec 2025

Posted by City of Sydney

Dixon Street improvement grant

Transforming Dixon Street with upgraded shopfront and facades

Opportunity closes

31 Jul 2027

Posted by UpTown Sydney CBD

Project Manager for District-wide activation

Oversee the coordination of a district-wide music festival in UpTown Sydney CBD

Opportunity closes

31 Jul 2025

Posted by YCK Laneways

Artist wanted for hoodie and tee collab

YCK Laneways is on the lookout for a visual artist to collaborate on limited-edition merch for an upcoming event

Opportunity closes

25 Jul 2025

Posted by Kensington Street

Calling all artists, buskers and performers

Collaborate with Kensington Street

Opportunity closes

31 Dec 2025

Posted by Kasippu

Pop-up and promoter opportunities at Kasippu

Seeking creative collaborators and event promoters to activate our space with fresh, exciting ideas - day or night.

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Opportunity closes

31 Dec 2025

Statistics

NSW's 24-hour economy in numbers

Dive into the data behind New South Wales' 24-hour economy. Explore key statistics on nightlife, entertainment, business growth and spending. Data as of 31 March 2025, powered by the Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner's Data After Dark platform.

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$1.3bn

in-person night-time spend in March 2025

Source: Westpac DataX spend data

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118,080

non-core night-time economy businesses

Source: Australian Business Register

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52,089

core night-time economy businesses

Source: Australian Business Register

31,327

food and drink businesses

Source: Australian Business Register

20,762

entertainment businesses

Source: Australian Business Register

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2,301

pubs, taverns and bars

Source: Australian Business Register

We acknowledge that we live and work on Aboriginal land and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of First Nations Australians. We also acknowledge all of the traditional owners of the land in NSW, and pay respect to First Nations Elders, past and present.

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