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Night Feast
Staged at the iconic Brisbane Powerhouse, Night Feast is a month-long sensory celebration of feasting and art, running from 29 July to 23 August 2026.Set within a temporary village of Queensland fretwork, Cantonese lacquer and luminous neon, a selection of Brisbane's top chefs will feature their exclusive dishes. The culinary feast is paired with a menu of immersive art interventions, light installations and performance.Night Feast is a non-profit event produced by Brisbane Powerhouse through the support of Brisbane City Council.Entry to Night Feast is free and open to all ages.Note: Night Feast is a cashless event.For more information, visit the Night Feast website.
Old. New. Borrowed. Blue.
From Bach to Brubeck.Dive into a kaleidoscope of sound. Featuring Brisbane-born international pianist Anthony Romaniuk, you will be treated to a curation of musical gems from the baroque elegance of JS Bach to the modern vision of Olli Mustonen and everything in between. Lovers of jazz will delight in the opportunity to hear Dave Brubeck's iconic Blue Rondo à la Turk in a fresh setting for strings and harpsichord.This is chamber music reimagined - where old and new, classical and contemporary - fuse into a captivating concert experience.
Night Feast
Staged at the iconic Brisbane Powerhouse, Night Feast is a month-long sensory celebration of feasting and art, running from 29 July to 23 August 2026.Set within a temporary village of Queensland fretwork, Cantonese lacquer and luminous neon, a selection of Brisbane's top chefs will feature their exclusive dishes. The culinary feast is paired with a menu of immersive art interventions, light installations and performance.Night Feast is a non-profit event produced by Brisbane Powerhouse through the support of Brisbane City Council.Entry to Night Feast is free and open to all ages.Note: Night Feast is a cashless event.For more information, visit the Night Feast website.
Sciency Music & More at the Planetarium
Join us once again at the Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium during National Science Week for an evening of:Quirky sciency music, science talks, funny rants, audience participation & prize giveaways,A workshop on critical thinking + the chance to (voluntarily) contribute data to an ongoing study,Stunning visuals that will take you on a journey through the stars and beyond,And more!
There's nothing like a Dame with Alexandra Flood
A Tribute to Dame Joan Sutherland.Celebrate the centenary of one of Australia's greatest operatic legends in a dazzling recital of vocal and instrumental brilliance.Coloratura sensation Alexandra Flood joins flutist Jonathan Henderson and pianist Vatche Jambazian for an unforgettable evening that honours the artistry of Dame Joan Sutherland - "La Stupenda" herself.Experience the brilliance of arias and works made famous by Sutherland, alongside breathtaking music that captures the dialogue between the soprano voice and its closest companion, the flute. From the emotional drama of Hamlet and Dinorah to the shimmering elegance of Ravel, Delibes, Händel and Bach, this program promises moments of pure virtuosity and radiant beauty.A celebration of voice, virtuosity and one of opera's most iconic stars. This is a concert not to be missed.Location: Opera Queensland Studio, S01/140 Grey Street, South BrisbaneOPERA Queensland is proudly supported by Brisbane City Council.
Bohemian Dreams
Horn calls, lilting clarinet and strings - the Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra returns to regional Queensland with sparkling chamber music from an age of elegance. 'Bohemian Dreams' soars from joyful Mozart and Schubert to the freshness of Bohemian composers like Franz Krommer and Giovanni Punto, performed on rare period instruments.Hear some of Australia's best musicians, and meet them afterwards at the pop-up bar (drinks available for purchase). Be transported by the evocative sounds of natural horn, clarinet, violin, viola and cello. Discover new stories. Sail away on 'Bohemian Dreams'.Location: Plant Empire, 15/55 Lofter St, Tennyson QLD 4105For more information, please visit the ARCO website.Proudly supported by the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council through the Creative Sparks program. The Creative Sparks Grant Program is an initiative of Brisbane City Council in partnership with the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
Ukrainian Festival Brisbane 2026
The Ukrainian Festival Brisbane 2026 marks a significant milestone, celebrating 35 years of Ukrainian independence. Hosted by the Ukrainian Community of Queensland Inc, a not-for-profit and ACNC-registered charity, this year's festival is more meaningful than ever, highlighting the resilience, spirit and cultural richness of Ukraine.Visitors can enjoy a full day of immersive experiences, including live music and performances, traditional Ukrainian dance, authentic Ukrainian food and desserts, cultural displays, artisan market stalls and a range of family-friendly activities for all ages. Whether you have Ukrainian heritage or simply enjoy discovering new cultures, the festival offers a welcoming space for the broader community to come together in celebration. Celebrate culture, celebrate community and join us in marking 35 years of Ukrainian independence.Location: Ukranian Club Brisbane, 47 Galsworthy Street, Holland Park WestProudly sponsored by Brisbane City Council. For more information please visit Ukrainian Festival Facebook Page.
Bands in Parks: Moorooka Family Fun Day
Bands in Parks performs at Pegg's Park.Come along to this great day out for the whole family with lots of free activities including music, face painting, rides, animal farm, fauna show and more.Food and drinks will be available. BYO chairs and blankets and enjoy music by the Brisbane Regional Jazz Ensemble BRJE.Band plays 12-1pm.
There's nothing like a Dame with Alexandra Flood
A Tribute to Dame Joan Sutherland.Celebrate the centenary of one of Australia's greatest operatic legends in a dazzling recital of vocal and instrumental brilliance.Coloratura sensation Alexandra Flood joins flutist Jonathan Henderson and pianist Vatche Jambazian for an unforgettable evening that honours the artistry of Dame Joan Sutherland - "La Stupenda" herself.Experience the brilliance of arias and works made famous by Sutherland, alongside breathtaking music that captures the dialogue between the soprano voice and its closest companion, the flute. From the emotional drama of Hamlet and Dinorah to the shimmering elegance of Ravel, Delibes, Händel and Bach, this program promises moments of pure virtuosity and radiant beauty.A celebration of voice, virtuosity and one of opera's most iconic stars. This is a concert not to be missed.Location: Opera Queensland Studio, S01/140 Grey Street, South BrisbaneOPERA Queensland is proudly supported by Brisbane City Council.
The Dark Side of the Moon
Experience Pink Floyd's iconic album with this immersive and all-encompassing surround sound and visual treat.This show features strobe effects, mature themes and explicit language. Not recommended for children.
Night Feast
Staged at the iconic Brisbane Powerhouse, Night Feast is a month-long sensory celebration of feasting and art, running from 29 July to 23 August 2026.Set within a temporary village of Queensland fretwork, Cantonese lacquer and luminous neon, a selection of Brisbane's top chefs will feature their exclusive dishes. The culinary feast is paired with a menu of immersive art interventions, light installations and performance.Night Feast is a non-profit event produced by Brisbane Powerhouse through the support of Brisbane City Council.Entry to Night Feast is free and open to all ages.Note: Night Feast is a cashless event.For more information, visit the Night Feast website.
Bands in Parks: Music by the Bay
Bands in Parks performs at Little Bayside Park.Community day by the bay at Manly. Come down to the boat harbour, browse the markets at Manly Harbour village and enjoy live music by the sea with local school bands and Bayside Brass Band conducted by Damian Bowden.
Bands in Parks: Agents of Adventure
Bands in Parks performs at Brisbane Botanic Gardens.Step into a world of danger, intrigue, and unstoppable musical energy as the Brisbane Municipal Concert Band becomes a team of elite sonic operatives on a mission like no other. From the swagger of James Bond to the suspense of Mission: Impossible, this concert launches you into a high stakes world of spies, quests, and heroic escapades.Don't miss this thrilling, cinematic journey across worlds, eras, and missions. Buckle up - your adventure begins the moment the baton drops.
Bands in Parks: A Little Bit of Magic
Bands in Parks performs at Brisbane City Hall.Step into a world of enchantment with Queensland Wind Orchestra conducted by David Law. Let them take you on an unforgettable musical journey where fantasy, adventure and a touch of magic come to life in the magnificent surroundings of City Hall. From the mystical power of Incantation and Dance to the fiery passion of Ritual Fire Dance, this captivating program celebrates music's ability to inspire wonder and imagination.Audiences of all ages will delight in the timeless charm of favourites from Mary Poppins, alongside a magical selection of works that sparkle with colour, energy and excitement.The concert is free but if you would like to sit and sip with a glass of wine and cheese plate, or enjoy afternoon tea and cake, then it's just $12 per person. Bookings can be made by calling Brisbane City Hall Concierge Desk on 0457 068 055.
Night Feast
Staged at the iconic Brisbane Powerhouse, Night Feast is a month-long sensory celebration of feasting and art, running from 29 July to 23 August 2026.Set within a temporary village of Queensland fretwork, Cantonese lacquer and luminous neon, a selection of Brisbane's top chefs will feature their exclusive dishes. The culinary feast is paired with a menu of immersive art interventions, light installations and performance.Night Feast is a non-profit event produced by Brisbane Powerhouse through the support of Brisbane City Council.Entry to Night Feast is free and open to all ages.Note: Night Feast is a cashless event.For more information, visit the Night Feast website.
Lord Mayor's City Hall Concerts - The Acoustic Guitar Spectacular
Lord Mayor's City Hall Concerts presents The Acoustic Guitar Spectacular.The Acoustic Guitar Spectacular returns in 2026, bringing three outstanding Australian guitarists together for a concert of exceptional acoustic music. Hosted by internationally recognised guitarist Michael Fix, the concert highlights the skill, precision and creativity that have made this series a favourite with Queensland audiences.Joining him are Jason McGregor and Craig Claxton, two highly respected musicians with distinct styles. McGregor is a national fingerstyle champion known for his versatile musicianship and soulful vocal work. His performances have taken him across Australia and internationally, earning industry awards and a strong following. Claxton brings over 50 years of experience, shaped by blues, rock and jazz influences. He has performed with a long list of celebrated Australian artists and remains a sought-after guitarist, educator and session player.Together, Fix, McGregor and Claxton present a diverse program that spans multiple styles and influences. The 2026 Acoustic Guitar Spectacular offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience three accomplished players sharing the stage, each bringing their own voice and musical history to this much-loved annual event.This Lord Mayor's City Hall Concert is produced by Anje West.Image credit: David Kelly
The Dark Side of the Moon
Experience Pink Floyd's iconic album with this immersive and all-encompassing surround sound and visual treat.This show features strobe effects, mature themes and explicit language. Not recommended for children.
Jam session
Jam sessions at the Visible Ink Youth Hub.Looking to break out of the practice room and get started playing music with others?Learn new skills, new songs and meet new people through jamming, songwriting, and learning to play cover songs with other emerging musicians living in Brisbane!
Paddington song birds
Come along and join our relaxed community group where singers and ukulele players come together for fun. We enjoy songs from the 1960s-70s. The group is hosted by Grace, a local Paddington volunteer who loves sharing her passion for music and singing. This group meets during school terms.For more information visit the Paddington song birds website.
Immerse - Jazz Night
Step into an evening of pure magic at 'Immerse' Jazz Night with Ashleigh Denning and Coppertop Entertainment!Join the RQAS Brisbane Gallery for this unique night of jazz music, set amongst the award-winning artworks of the Queen's Wharf Brisbane Art Prize. In the elegant setting of the art gallery, soulful melodies intertwine with visual artistry, creating an unforgettable multisensory experience.Ashleigh Denning is no stranger to events at the Gallery, having provided the perfect atmosphere and captivated guests with her exceptional vocals for many years. This marks the first appearance of Ashleigh alongside Coppertop Entertainment, creating an exciting opportunity for the Gallery to come alive with both music and art.For those seeking a little more inspiration before securing a ticket, further information about Ashleigh and Coppertop Entertainment can be found here.Nibbles will be provided, and cash bar available.Don't miss this special evening where live jazz and art come together at the Gallery. With limited tickets available, early booking is recommended.Please note: This event is held in the main gallery space which is wheelchair accessible.Royal Queensland Art Society is proudly supported by Brisbane City Council.
WindsorFest 2026
WindsorFest 2026 is a free vibrant, fun, family-focused day attracting thousands of visitors. It will feature a day-time schedule of amusement rides, roaming entertainment and community markets operating from 10am to 4pm, with food trucks, a beer garden and a twilight live music event from 5pm-8pm.Location: Windsor State School, 1 Harris Lane, Windsor 4030This event is proudly supported by Brisbane City Council. For more information, please visit the Windsor State School P&C website.
The Dark Side of the Moon
Experience Pink Floyd's iconic album with this immersive and all-encompassing surround sound and visual treat.This show features strobe effects, mature themes and explicit language. Not recommended for children.
Bands in Parks: Sunset Sounds
Bands in Parks performs at Thomas Dixon Centre.Soak up the city skyline with the smooth sounds of the UQ Big Band on the Kite Terrace at Thomas Dixon Centre. This vibrant band brings an hour of toe-tapping jazz in an open-air setting, as the sun goes down.Location: Kite Terrace, Thomas Dixon Centre, 406 Montague Road, West End
Brisbane Serbian Festival
Immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience filled with live entertainment, delectable Serbian food and sweets, exciting kids rides, captivating Serbian dancing, and competitions with fantastic prizes to be won! Location: Dutton Park State School Oval, Woolloongabba.For more information please visit the event page on Facebook.The Brisbane Serbian Festival is proudly brought to you by the St Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church, Woolloongabba and supported by Brisbane City Council.
Bands in Parks: Morning Musicking
Bands in Parks performs at Old Government House.Experience the beauty and colour of period instruments as the Brisbane Baroque Players with soprano Luisa Tarnawski present a vibrant programme of Baroque and Classical chamber music and arias by Vivaldi, Telemann, Mozart and more.Location: Old Government House, George Street, Brisbane City
Music on Sundays 4: Symphonic Stories
With entertaining and informative hosts, our Music on Sundays concerts are the perfect pre-lunch activity in the heart of South Bank, in a convenient 90-minute timeslot. Conductor Nil Venditti leads QSO through a program of bold contrasts and vibrant textures.At its heart is Copland's Clarinet Concerto, performed by Section Principal Irit Silver, a work of spacious lyricism and jazzy rhythmic drive.The concert also features playful gems from Bernstein and Gershwin, two jubilant movements from Tchaikovsky's Polish Symphony, a world premiere from QSO Compose alumnus Jonathan Platz, and more.Queensland Symphony Orchestra is proudly supported by Brisbane City Council.
Bands in Parks: Government House Picnic Day
Bands in Parks performs at Government House.Spring is nearly here and the gardens are blooming with flowers, so enjoy an afternoon with friends and family.Pack a picnic blanket, bring your friends and family, and enjoy a picnic on the lawns of Government House with music from the Jindalee Jazz Orchestra.
Bands in Parks: Viva La Bossa Nova!
Bands in Parks performs at Kalinga Park.Brisbane Symphonic Band goes to Rio to revel in the magic & music of the Latin Americas. Music includes Trocodaro, Ipanema, & Copacabana mixed with the well-known latin inspired songs from Little Mermaid. Add a dash of Mambo and the Beach Boys to round out the mix, and you'll be sure to tango your way through the park to an afternoon of latin beats.
Bands in Parks: Brilliant Brass
Bands in Parks performs at UQ Brisbane City.Experience the brilliance, power and versatility of brass music with an afternoon concert by Brisbane Brass 2 in the beautiful atrium at UQ Brisbane City. This performance showcases the rich sound of brass featuring a vibrant selection of audience favourites, stirring concert works and unforgettable melodies from the big screen. From the sweeping romance of Anastasia to the irresistible pop sparkle of Barbie, get ready for an uplifting and entertaining musical experience.Location: The Atrium, UQ, 308 Queen Street, Brisbane City
Lord Mayor's City Hall Concerts - Rising Stars from the Australian Piano Festival
Lord Mayor's City Hall Concerts presents Rising Piano Stars from the Australian Piano Duo FestivalJoin us for a spectacular concert showcasing some of Queensland's most talented young pianists. Enjoy a vibrant program of piano classics, beloved popular favourites, film themes, and dazzling showpieces, featuring soloists, duets, and two piano performances from the Young Conservatorium and Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University.Don't miss this celebration of the next generation of exceptional Queensland pianists.Proudly supported by the Australian Piano Duo Festival.This Lord Mayor's City Hall Concert is produced by Salubrious Productions.