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The Dark Side of the Moon
Saturday, 9 May 2026, 3 - 3:45pm

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: Music on the Green
Saturday, 9 May 2026, 4 - 5pm

Bands in Parks: Music on the Green

Bands in Parks performs at Lanham Park. Enjoy a relaxed afternoon of live music as the South Brisbane Federal Band performs at the Grange Bowls Club. Bring along family and friends and settle in for an afternoon on the green, filled with great tunes and good company. The bar will be open, with food and drinks available for purchase throughout the event.

Bands in Parks: Sunset on the Court
Saturday, 9 May 2026, 6 - 8pm

Bands in Parks: Sunset on the Court

Bands in Parks performs at Queensland Tennis Centre. Come along and join the fabulous Brass Roots Live, with energetic rhythms and sublime vocals with a mix of traditional jazz standards and pop classics. Big band music adds a touch of nostalgia and excitement to the silver screen. Whether you are a fan of jazz, swing, or even pop music, this concert promises to be a treat for all ages and all musical tastes. This sublime and energetic big band will set your feet tapping, so enjoy your music with a glass of wine and a meal. Please note: there is no BYO to this event. In cases of wet weather on the day of the event, please monitor this listing. This will be updated as soon as possible to show if the event has been cancelled.

Angel Strings at the Planetarium
Saturday, 9 May 2026, 6:30 - 7:30pm

Angel Strings at the Planetarium

Live string quartet ushers you through the cosmos. Angel Strings merge the divine majesty of the outer universe with sublime string quartet repertoire. Featuring works by Philip Glass, Ravel, Max Richter, Karl Jenkins and Elgar with stirring tailored visuals on the domed ceiling of the planetarium. Having sold out all previous Brisbane seasons, this is an experience for classical and non-classical music lovers alike. Reviews: “It was really good except it made Mum cry”. “Truly immersive and cathartic”. “I’d go again in a heartbeat”.

Wine Mum Anthems
Saturday, 9 May 2026, 7 - 8:10pm

Wine Mum Anthems

A new comedy cabaret for everyone who used to be cool...or not! Come along and mine the archive of Triple J classics of the late 1990s and early 2000s through the (funky glasses frame) lenses of best friends Kate Schirmer and Jen Teh – who used to be super cool. Actually, they were never cool, but they went to a lot of gigs.  This show is for every geriatric millennial who is just trying to figure out when they went from singing all of “No Aphrodisiac” at 2am in a bar in The Valley to having it referred to as a “Wine Mum Anthem” in the Hottest 100 of all time. Featuring stories from Jen & Kate’s ill spent youth, and classy cabaret arrangements of songs from iconic bands and artists like The Whitlams, Missy Higgins, You Am I, Lior and more, this show is a must see for anyone who has ever made a mix tape (or even just knows what one is). Ages 15+ only. This show contains gratuitous swearing, sexual references and questionable choices. And a whole lot of absolute bangers from the early 00s. Venue: New Tricks, 26 Collingwood Street, Albion. Proudly presented by Kate Schirmer & Jen Teh and The Anywhere Festival, Brisbane.

Angel Strings at the Planetarium
Saturday, 9 May 2026, 8 - 9pm

Angel Strings at the Planetarium

Live string quartet ushers you through the cosmos. Angel Strings merge the divine majesty of the outer universe with sublime string quartet repertoire. Featuring works by Philip Glass, Ravel, Max Richter, Karl Jenkins and Elgar with stirring tailored visuals on the domed ceiling of the planetarium. Having sold out all previous Brisbane seasons, this is an experience for classical and non-classical music lovers alike. Reviews: “It was really good except it made Mum cry”. “Truly immersive and cathartic”. “I’d go again in a heartbeat”.