The Lord Gladstone is a much-loved Chippendale pub known for its creative spirit, community feel, and vibrant local character.
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The Lord Gladstone Hotel, affectionately known as "The Gladdy", is a heritage-listed pub in the heart of Chippendale and a long-standing fixture of Sydney's cultural and creative community. Renowned for its support of live music, emerging artists and grassroots events, the venue blends classic pub character with a contemporary creative spirit. Home to live performances, exhibitions, community gatherings and late-night hospitality, The Gladdy has established itself as one of Sydney's most distinctive independent venues.
The Lord Gladstone Hotel combines heritage charm with a range of flexible creative and event spaces, including the Goodspace Gallery for exhibitions, pop-ups and private events, the iconic courtyard beer garden featuring vibrant street art, and the Clubhouse Bar & Balcony, an upstairs space with its own bar and outdoor terrace.
Known for its strong connection to Sydney's creative community, The Gladdy hosts a diverse program of live music, DJ events, art exhibitions, community gatherings and private celebrations, complemented by classic pub dining and extended late-night trading.
The Lord Gladstone Hotel is a highly accessible location in the heart of Chippendale, just minutes from Sydney CBD. The venue is approximately a 10-minute walk from Central Station, Sydney’s major transport hub, providing convenient access via train, metro, bus, and light rail services. For guests travelling from the city centre, the venue can be reached in under 10 minutes via public transport or a short taxi or rideshare journey. The Lord Gladstone is ideally positioned for both local patrons and visitors, with excellent connectivity and walkability.
Venue capacity: Up to 400 people
More details to be provided on event spaces and capacity
This page is managed by The Lord Gladstone Hotel.
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.
