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What's On In Brisbane This Week 
Cellar in the City
Want to experience one of Margaret River’s most iconic wineries without leaving Brisbane? Well you’re in luck, because Voyager Estate is bringing a taste of its world-class cellar door experience to the city for one night only. Beloved for its certified organic vineyards and exceptional terroir-driven wines, Voyager will be hosting exclusive 45-minute guided tastings at Naldham House to showcase a handpicked selection of Voyager’s celebrated vintages—from limited releases to future favourites—paired with delicious grazing boards. For $45 per person, book your spot .
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When: 5pm, 6pm and 7pm, Thursday 1 May
Where: Naldham House, Brisbane City
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The KAILO Summit
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Australia and America’s biggest names in wellness are set to touch down in Brisbane at The KAILO Summit—a pioneering two-day event tastefully curated to educate and empower you on all things wellbeing. The summit also marks an Australian first for Gwyneth Paltrow’s iconic wellness brand goop, featuring in exclusive elements and touch-points throughout what will undoubtedly be the wellness event of the year.
The main summit event kicks off at The Star Brisbane Event Centre, where you can hear from renowned speakers like sexologist and relationship expert Chantelle Otten, former Australian of the Year and paralympic gold medallist Dylan Alcott, celebrity trainer Jay Cardellio (former PT of J-Lo and Jay-Z), and longevity expert Dr Adeel Khan (doctor of Chris Hemsworth), as well as a live panel discussion curated by goop’s editors to debunk health trends and explore the secrets to ageing gracefully. All guests will also go home with an exclusive goop goody bag valued at over $600. Plus, KAILO is offering OB真人视讯 readers $100 off their tickets—simply use this link or enter discount code URBANLIST.
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When: Thursday 1 May and Friday 2 May
Where: The Star Event Centre and The Calile
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Snag Fest
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Gear up for a weekend of snags and sports at Snag Fest—South Bank’s new festival dedicated to the humble sausage. Taking over Little Stanley Street from 2 to 4 May, this sizzling street party is set to feature pop-up food stalls, big screens broadcasting live sporting action, and a whole lot of entertainment to amp up the vibe. On the menu, you’ll find a mix of classic hotdogs, loaded corn dogs, and Caribbean-style eats, as well as mouth-watering pub grub from some of South Bank’s top restaurants, including Ahmets, Barbossa, Brooklyn Depot, and Gnocchi Gnocchi Brothers. For the ultimate game-day feast, you’ll want to head on over to Magic Dawgs—a special collaboration between Alemré Group (Olé, Mucho Mexicano, Vici Italian, Downtown Istanbul) and Frank’s Red Hot Sauce serving up exclusive Snag Fest bites like jumbo smoked hot dogs and a Queenslander Margarita. The best part? Entry to Snag Fest is free.
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When: 12pm to 10pm Friday 2 and Saturday 3 May, 12pm to 9pm Sunday 4 May
Where: Little Stanley Street, South Bank
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2025 UQ Alumni Book Fair And Rare Book Auction
Dig through more than 130,000 books, magazines, records and other pre-loved goodies from as little as $1 at UQ’s annual free book fair. Raising money for student scholarships and research at UQ, this treasure trove will also play host to the 2025 Rare Book Auction, which will see dozens of works go under the hammer—including a first-edition copy of The Handmaid’s Tale signed by Margaret Atwood, first-edition copies of Ian Fleming’s famous James Bond books, and even an original book published in 1639. While the auction will take place at 6:30pm on Friday 2 May, the fair is on for the whole weekend with free talks and kid-friendly activities on the Saturday. Register .
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When: Friday 2 May to Monday 5 May
Where: UQ Centre, St Lucia
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Rise & Rave
Start your morning right at a new kind of party, blending culture, coffee and music on the waterfront. Taking cues from European cities, Rise Bakery is hosting a monthly Saturday morning club that serves up the finest pastries and French-style coffee to the tune of curated DJ sets. Get your groove on from 9am at the Breakfast Creek Lifestyle Precinct, with walk-ins welcome. The Curated Market will also be stopping by for the first event of the series, bringing along designer rack sales so you can squeeze in your retail therapy too.
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When: 9am to 12pm Saturday 3 May
Where: Rise Bakery, BCLP Newstead
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Queen’s Wharf Unveils Free Sports Hub For The Magic Round Weekend
Brisbane is officially staking its claim as Australia’s footy capital, as Queen’s Wharf Brisbane unveils —a free and vibrant hub where sports fans can get in on the action of Magic Round weekend. Across four adrenaline-pumping days from 1 to 4 May, you can watch every game on Brisbane’s biggest outdoor sports screen, with plenty to keep you busy before and after kick off. From footy legends to interactive games, roving performers, pop-up bars and food trucks, Fan Land will give you the ultimate Magic Round experience outside of the stadium.
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When: 1-4 May
Where: Queen’s Wharf
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Shakespeare’s The Tempest
A raging storm, a shipwreck, quarreling characters, magic and revenge. That’s right—Shakespeare’s legendary tale The Tempest is coming to Brisbane—performed by the Queensland Symphony Orchestra and Helpmann Award-winner John Bell in an exclusive dual performance this May. Immerse yourself in four compositions of Shakespeare’s Tempest while one of the biggest names in Australian theatre takes you on a thrilling journey through this classic tale. This is a concert that is not to be missed.
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Oz Feline Fair
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Australia is about to get a little more catty with the inaugural Oz Feline Fair—the country’s first national cat convention coming to Brisbane in May for a weekend-long celebration of all things feline. Featuring world renowned cat judge Steven Meserve who will be bringing along his globally recognised CATstravaganza to town, watch up to 130 cats compete to be awarded titles like Best in Breed and Best in Show. You can also explore Vendor Village where you’ll find an eclectic mix of cat-themed products and services or head to Purr-Creations Alley for artisan, handmade, and one-of-a-kind treasures. It’s set to be a weekend of fun, education, and entertainment for cat lovers of all ages. Book your tickets .
The Details
When: 3 & 4 May
Where: Exhibition Building, Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills
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Big Gay Day
Brisbane’s favourite rainbow festival, Big Gay Day, is back. Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Big Gay Day is paying homage to its origins by selecting y2k as this year’s theme—so hit up your Pinterest boards and venture back into the closet to grab your low-rise jeans, butterfly clips, and baby tees. The festival is voguing very close to the sun (but not Icarus close) with Peach PRC headlining the event and DJ duo The Presets slaying the decks. And for all the Drag Race Down Under Fans out there, season four stars Lazy Susan, Vybe, and Mandy Moobs will be lip-syncing for their lives on the Wickham stage. Music, drinks and drag are one thing, but all in support of LGBTQIA+ charities? You can’t say no to that.
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Roma Street Parkland Offers New Guided Tours And Beekeeping Experiences This Autumn
Get ready to buzz with excitement this autumn as Roma Street Parkland unveils a series of captivating guided tours and experiences for the busy bees. Kicking off on 13 April, the Behind the Buzz beekeeping experience, hosted by the apiculture experts at Bee One Third, will immerse you in the fascinating world of bees. Discover the vital role these tiny pollinators play in our ecosystem, supporting biodiversity, food production, and our environment, all while getting hands-on with the art of beekeeping. And the sweetest part? You'll get to taste the honey at the end of the tour! But that's not all—mark your calendar for 4 May when the park offers the 'Hive to Hands' beeswax workshop. Here, you'll craft your own eco-friendly beeswax wraps and candles, perfect for taking home. Don't miss out on these golden experiences. Book your spot .
The Details
When: Sunday 4 May
Where: Roma Street Parkland, Brisbane City
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What's On In Brisbane This Month
Beef & Barolo
Experience the ultimate farm-to-table feast at The 203 this May with two hours of unlimited beef and Barolo—aka the perfect pairing that will undoubtedly hit the spot. Available every Saturday for the whole month from 12pm to 2pm, the indulgent meal will set you back $300 per person so make sure you come hungry and thirsty. Book .
The Details
When: 12pm to 2pm, every Saturday in May
Where: The 203, Fortitude Valley
Discovering Ancient Egypt Exhibition
Explore ancient Egypt like never before at Queensland Museum Kurilpa’s Discovering Ancient Egypt exhibition, which is heading to Brisbane for the first time. Featuring over 200 rare Egyptian artifacts from the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, including sarcophagi, papyrus and statues, this exhibition spans 3000 years of rich human history and is a must-see.
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Feel Good Free Fitness Classes
It’s not too late to stick to your new years’ resolution. Grab your emotional support water-bottle, your gym towel, maybe a yoga mat, and definitely a good attitude, and head over to the South Bank Parklands for an entirely free, Feel Good fitness program. Brought to you by Goodlife Health Clubs and South Bank, the program aims to make fitness readily available and accessible for everyone. They’re kicking it off in style with an extended fitness program, free coffee, smoothies and merch on 1 March. Over two months, join in on one (or ten) of the free classes on offer from pilates and yoga, to Zumba and epic full-body workouts.
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Open Season 2025
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Back for its fifth year, Brisbane’s thrilling music and arts series is bigger and better than ever, bringing an incredible line-up of performances and events to iconic venues from May to July.
The city-wide celebration will once again be hosting world-class artists on Brisbane’s doorstep, like Kamasi Washington, Pale Jay, DIIV, Ezra Collective, Jessica Pratt, Ravyn Lenae, and Sigur Rós joined by the Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra. Of course, it wouldn’t be Open Season without putting homegrown heroes in the spotlight, and this year is set to feature Skeggs, Killing Heidi, The Preatures, Blak Day Out, Christine Anu, Thelma Plum, Miss Kaninna, and Blue Mountain act Cloud Control reuniting for the first time in over a decade.
Brisbane will also be treated to pop-up performances in Fortitude Valley’s Winn Lane and special hospo offerings—including a specially brewed Open Season Lager from Green Beacon at all participating venues. Grab your tickets .
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When: May to July 2025
Where: The Tivoli, The Princess Theatre and QPAC
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Dining In The Dark
Treat yourself and your special someone to a dining experience like no other with a blindfolded dining experience at C’est Bon. Allow the tastes and aromas of the top secret curated three-course menu to envelope you. Put your trust in the chefs as they take you through a sensory experience of relearning how to use your tastebuds. There are three menu options to choose from, meat, seafood and vegetarian, so the meal can be curated to suit your individual needs.
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Affordable Art Fair
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After the huge success of its inaugural event, the globally loved Affordable Art Fair is returning to Brisbane—giving you the chance to get your hands on original works for less. Taking over the Brisbane Showgrounds for a four-day celebration of art this May, about 50 independent Australian galleries will have thousands of stunning pieces for sale under one roof, priced from $100 to $10,000. Discover the next generation of emerging talent, explore interactive exhibitions, enjoy live painting experiences, and let the little ones unleash their creativity in the new Children’s Art Studio. Book your tickets .
The Details
When: Thursday 8 May to Sunday 11 May
Where: Brisbane Showgrounds
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Not On Your Rider
It’s the trivia night to top all trivia nights, with Felon’s Barrel Hall hosting the ultimate live music trivia cross gameshow across multiple dates this year. Hosted and written by Aimon Clark, these nights give you the chance to interact with a star-studded cast that has previously included Robert Irqin, Kate Miller-Heidke, and Trent Dalton in addition to members of your favourite music groups like Powderfinger, Ball Park Music and The Jungle Giants. Select your team and brush up on your music, as this trivia covers all decades and genres and there’s plenty of prizes on offer. Don’t worry if you’re no good at trivia, there’s plenty to spectate, with secret spilling and surprises guaranteed. Check out what dates are coming up and grab tickets here.
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Paniyiri Greek Festival
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Whether you’re into food, culture, or having a plate-smashin’ good time, Paniyiri Greek Festival is the iconic event that’s a staple of the Brisbane calendar—and it’s officially returning in 2025. Taking over Musgrave Park this May with Mediterranean feasts and plenty of chances to dance the Zorba, the two-day multi-sensory festival is not to be missed. Paniyiri is bringing back everyone’s favourites (read: loukoumades), as well as a new picnic experience for first-day festival goers featuring a delicious grazing box of house-made mezze. Grab your tickets .
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When: Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 May
Where: Musgrave Park
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Monster Truck Mania
There’s nothing that fuels the adrenaline like seeing monster trucks and motorbikes fly through the air. Monster Truck Mania is back in Brisbane this year in April, and it is as action packed as ever. This year will see bigger trucks, bigger stunts and bigger action. With air conditioned seats, you will get a front row seat to Australia’s biggest monster truck show, featuring Raptor’s Rampage, Wicked, Blazed, Wack Doo, and Buddy. If you’re looking for your next family outing, you can find it .
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Art of the Score: The Music of Hans Zimmer
Queensland Symphony Orchestra is celebrating the icon behind some of your favourite movie scores this May with their performance of Art of the Score: The Music of Hans Zimmer. From The Lion King to The Dark Knight, Interstellar to Inception, and Pirates of the Caribbean to Kung Fu Panda, settle in for an evening spanning several genres across the 80s, 90s, noughties and now. Book your seats .
The Details
When: 7:30pm Friday 23 May, 1:30pm and 7:30pm Saturday 24 May
Where: QPAC, South Brisbane
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GABS Beer Festival
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Beer bellies at the ready because Australia’s favourite beer, wine, food and music festival is returning to Brisbane with a line-up that needs to be tasted to be believed. The is pouring up 120 new and exclusive brews, from a smoothie-style sour dubbed the Rainbow IceCream Cone to the Broken Bay Pearl featuring 1,000 oysters shucked in the beer. The world’s oldest brewery founded 1,000 years ago in a monastery will also be joining the line-up, as well as the world-renowned German brewery, Schlenkerla. Pull up to Australia’s longest bar with 120 taps (purpose-built for GABS) and let the good times flow. Book your spot .
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When: Friday 23 and Saturday 24 May
Where: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Bank
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Upcycling Necklace Making Workshops
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Love crafting, sustainable fashion, and self-care? Then you’re in luck because DIY queen Daisy Braid is bringing her Upcycled Necklace Making Workshops back to Brisbane so you can design your very own one-of-a-kind necklace while sipping tea, snacking on Loco Love chocolate, and settling into good vibes. Take your pick from a dazzling array of pre-loved beads, including glass, seashells, pearls, and colourful pieces with no experience necessary to create your very own mindfully made jewellery. There will be three two-hour sessions on Saturday 31 May—grab your tickets .
The Details
When: 9am, 12pm and 3pm, Saturday 31 May
Where: Vacant Assembly, West End
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Nundah by Night Fiesta Markets
Nundah’s favourite twilight market is set to transform into a full-blown street party on Saturday 31 May, with live beats, gourmet eats, unique artisan stalls, and roving performers. Expect a killer lineup of Southeast Queensland’s top food vendors—from The Churro Hub’s crispy sweet treats to Okinawa Taco Brothers’ taco rice bowls and South Smoke & Co’s tender brisket and juicy pulled pork. There’ll also be a pop-up bar pouring local brews and mulled wine, as well as over 120 stalls to explore. The best part? Entry will only cost you $3.
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When: 4pm to 10pm, Saturday 31 May
Where: Station Street, Nundah
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What's On This Year
Ballet Prlijocaj: Swan Lake
Even if you have seen Swan Lake, one of the most famous ballets in the world, you’ve never seen it like this before. Performing for the first time in Queensland since their sold out production almost a decade ago, Ballet Prlijocaj has rewritten Swan Lake. With Angelin Prelijoaj, France’s leading contemporary choreographer, at the helm, there’s no doubt as to why it was praised by the New York Times. Tchaikovsky’s score performed live by the Queensland Symphony Orchestra along with world class design complete the transformation of this classic into a modern day tragedy.
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Festa Italiana
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Forks at the ready because Festa Italiana is returning to Howard Smith Wharves for two delicious weekends in June—celebrating Italian culture and cuisine. Featuring an incredible culinary lineup led by Orazio D’Elia, Carmine Guarino, and Dean Anning, the Main Lawn will play host to an unforgettable Italian feast, from the lively grill station serving up succulent chicken rolls and porchetta-stuffed focaccia to the much-loved pasta dishes (which includes D’Elia’s spicy rigatoni alla vodka). There’ll also be Roman-style pizzas served by the slice, and you can wash it all down with a tipple from the Spritz Bar or Felons Brewing Co’s Italian Lager brewed exclusively for the festival.
Ciao Papi Garden will be transformed into a vibrant escape taking cues from the coastal charm of Southern Italy with its own dedicated Aperol Spritz Bar. Or, book a seat inside the restaurant to indulge in a special set menu for Festa Italiana with the likes of creamy stracciatella with grilled leeks and rich rigatoni alla amatriciana tossed with chilli and pancetta. Howard Smith Wharves’ Green House is the place to be for artisanal charcuterie, crispy fried calamari, and live mozzarella-making demonstrations, while Gelato Messina will be on hand with a bespoke dessert crafted especially for Festa Italiana.
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When: Thursday 29 May to Sunday 1 June and Thursday 5 June to Sunday 8 June
Where: Howard Smith Wharves, Brisbane City
BODY WORLDS—The Anatomy of Happiness
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Delve beneath the skin with the Australian debut of Dr Gunther von Hagens’ world-renowned exhibition BODY WORLDS. Offering a unique exploration of the human body, emotions, and what it means to live a healthy and fulfilling life, this exhibition has captivated more than 56 million visitors in over 170 cities worldwide. BODY WORLDS presents human specimens donated and preserved through the groundbreaking plastination process, allowing you to understand human anatomy with an unparalleled level of authenticity and science-backed insight into how emotions visibly manifest and affect long-term health. It’s a truly eye-opening experience for visitors of all ages to learn about what goes on within themselves. Grab your tickets .
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When: From Thursday 12 June
Where: Uptown, Brisbane City
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DRM BBQ Fest 2025
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Get ready to fire up your taste buds because Distillery Road Market (DRM) is hosting its inaugural in June. This sizzling BBQ celebration and festival will transform DRM's outdoor precinct into a meat lover's paradise, where you can expect to see top pitmasters from across Queensland, the best BBQ vendors, cooking demonstrations, and live entertainment. The highlight? A competition sanctioned by The Australian BBQ Alliance where pitmasters will battle it out in categories like Brisket, Pork Ribs, and Chicken to be crowned the Overall Grand Champion—as you chow down on mouthwatering creations and dig into the best of all things slow-cooked, chargrilled, and BBQ-ed. Entry is free, simply grab your ticket .
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When: 11am to 9pm, Saturday 14 June
Where: Distillery Road Market, Eagleby
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Destination Scenic Rim Farm Gate Trail
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Round up your crew, empty that esky, and hit the road—the Destination Scenic Rim Farm Gate Trail is back for not one, but two days of country charm and farm-fresh produce this year. This is your chance to step out of the city and straight into the heart of the Scenic Rim, where local farmers, winemakers, brewers, and artisans are throwing open their gates. Spend the day cuddling adorable baby animals, strolling through flower fields, sipping craft beer, and indulging in honey and platters of cheese straight from the paddock. You will definitely want to make a stop at the Tamborine Mountain Distillery to sample their new Yuzu Gin and Yuzu Vodka. You can also wander through olive groves, take in the rolling vineyards, stock up on just-picked garlic and veggies, and even steal a kiss from a friendly camel–if you’re not already clearing your schedule for this we’re seriously concerned.
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Brief Encounter In Concert
The classics are classics for a reason, and David Lean’s 1945 film Brief Encounter has been hailed as one of the most romantic movies to ever grace the big screen. With a 93% on Rotten Tomatoes, we’re lucky that the Queensland Symphony Orchestra is giving us the chance to watch it cinema-style all these years later, and better yet, with a live soundtrack. So while the leading characters are falling in love at first sight, you will be falling in love at first listen to the beautiful accompaniment performed by award-winning pianist Konstantin Shamray. Tickets are ranging from $100-$140 and are starting to sell out fast, so make sure to get in quick .
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Clancestry
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QPAC’s incredible festival is set to return this year, with a celebration of First Nations arts and culture featured across an exciting program of concerts, workshops, theatre and children’s events. As a signature event of the QPAC calendar since 2013, Clancestry provides a platform for both established and emerging First Nations artists to share their stories and talents.
Kicking off this year’s festival is The Visitors—a riveting and powerful play by Muruwari playwright Jane Harrison that explores one of the most impactful and painful days in Australia’s history. Clancestry will also offer a new form of musical collaboration between the Queensland Symphony Orchestra and the musical traditions of the Wagiluk people of Arnhem Land in Wata for one night only. Plus, Bangarra Dance Theatre will be returning for Clancestry with Illume—a kaleidoscope of music, visual arts, and dance exploring the otherworldly language of light. While details of Clancestry’s free program are yet to be announced, you can expect Mob Music, weaving workshops, face painting, and children’s activities. Grab your tickets .
The Details
When: 23 July to 10 August
Where: QPAC, South Brisbane
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Lior & Westlake
Australian Composer of iconic films Babe and Paper Planes, Nigel Westlake, reached out to stunning vocalist Lior to work on a collaborative album, and we’re so glad he did. Their ARIA Award-winning classical album, Compassion, showcases a combination of ancient Hebrew and Arabic texts, and it might be the album we all need to be listening to right now. Ethereal and full of hope, Lior and the accompanying orchestra will blow you away with their skill and heart. Tickets are on sale from $100-$140, and selling quickly, so make sure you book .
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Shostakovich Ten
Ukrainian pianist, Alexander Gavrylyuk, is putting on a show you won’t want to miss. Filled with motifs of rebellion and revolution, the concert will highlight works from famous Stalin-era composers, Prokofiev and Shostakovich. Alongside Gavrylyuk’s electrifying keys will be artist William Kentridge’s film, Oh To Believe In Another World, a visual depiction of Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 10. Ready to get fired up? Tickets are available .
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Queen by Candlelight
Direct from New York’s Carnegie Hall and following a run of sell-out shows across the UK, New Zealand and Australia, it’s a bohemian rhapsody at Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre with an incredible night of Queen anthems performed by candlelight. Featuring a spectacular cast of West End singers accompanied by an epic live rock band, you’ll experience some of the most iconic songs of all time like you’ve never heard them before. Get your tickets .
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When: 7:30pm Tuesday 23 September
Where: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Bank
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Fleetwood Mac by Candelight
Experience the ultimate tribute to Fleetwood Mac—by candlelight. Following a sell-out tour of the UK, this breathtaking concert features a world-class cast of West End singers and an epic live band who’ll perform beloved songs including Little Lies, The Chain, Rhiannon, Don’t Stop and Landslide. Get your tickets .
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When: 7:30pm Wednesday 24 September
Where: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Bank
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Cinematic: The Oscars
It’s award season, and you know what that means—all anyone is talking about is who deserved to win, who was robbed, and why did that movie win so many awards? The Queensland Symphony Orchestra is on the same page, presenting Cinematic, a celebration of iconic, award-winning scores. Returning for its sixth year, the live orchestra will be performing all sorts of music from the famous Star Wars Suite to The Little Mermaid’s Under The Sea. Suit up and strut your stuff on the red carpet and don’t forget to snap some pics with the musicians (who will be dressed to impress in their best movie-inspired costumes).
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Northern Lights, Southern Stars
Performing all sorts from Mozart to Musical Theatre, Brissy baritone, Jake Lyle, and internationally-renowned conductor, Sam Weller, are a home-grown duo that will knock your socks off with their talent and versatility. Jake Lyle, at only 21 years old, is an award-winning force to be reckoned with. We’ve seen him perform, and can confidently state that his vocals and stage presence are unmissable. Make sure you book now to see this playlist of opera at its finest.
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Home Alone In Concert
It’s that time of year again—time to put up the Christmas tree, wrap the presents and set the booby traps (just kidding… unless?)—and what better way to start December than to see a 90s Christmas classic you’ve surely seen many times before, Home Alone, but bigger and better this time with a live orchestra and choir to accompany? It’s not Christmas until Culkin screams at the mirror, so grab your hot choccies, pop on those Christmas sweaters and bring the whole family along (try not to forget the kids). Tickets are already on sale , and are ranging from $79-$135.
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Snowman In Concert
Step into the magical world of Raymond Briggs’ The Snowman as it comes to life with the Brisbane orchestra. Experience the Oscar nominated film in a new light, with Howard Blake’s nostalgic musical score. The enchanting story of a young boy and his snowman embarking on a whimsical winter journey has captivated hearts for over 40 years. Whether it’s your first time or your hundredth, The Snowman continues to evoke the wonder of childhood and the joy of the holiday season, making it a timeless experience for all ages.
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