Sydney’s curated guide to food, events, culture + things to do
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Smash'd Syd is a curated lifestyle and culture platform that showcases the best of Sydney through insider guides, event listings, and editorial features. We focus on food, drink, culture, and experiences that feel stylish, authentic, and a little under the radar, the places you’d only hear about from a friend in the know.
We are open to brand collaborations, partnerships, advertising opportunities, content creation, and affiliate placements with like-minded businesses. Our community is made up of engaged locals and design-savvy travelers who want more than the obvious, making Smashd Syd a valuable channel for venues, events, and brands looking to reach this audience.
Future opportunities also include curated print and digital guides, event activations, and hotel partnerships, where we can connect cultural consumers directly with the businesses shaping Sydney.
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Connecting people with the heart of local food culture through guided culinary adventures and interactive digital tools
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A boutique equine themed MGallery Hotel located in Western Sydney
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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.
