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What's On In Brisbane This Week
Espresso Martini Week at Patio
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Sabrina Carpenter isn’t the only one all about the espresso. Neighbourhood bar Patio is teaming up with their good mates at Coffee Supreme to turn the spotlight on espresso martinis for five days this August. Featuring five exclusive variations, you can get your hands on salted caramel, white chocolate and pistachio, carajillo, spiced rum, and the best classic in town. The limited-time-only menu will be paired with an Italian tiramisu, making this the most delicious way to get your caffeine hit. Book here.
The Details
When: 27 to 31 August
Where: Patio by Range, Paddington
Disney Store Pop-Up
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Arguably the most magical news you’ll hear today, Brisbane is getting its very own official Disney store for a limited time, with exclusive merch and limited-edition items. The pop-up is bringing a world of enchantment to Westfield Mt Gravatt, so fans of Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars can get their hands on collectibles, apparel, toys and more. From the first-ever pop-up Halloween shop to exclusive ranges from Disney Store Japan, and Disney Park favourites, arrive ready to do some damage because the spellbinding selection has something for all ages. There’ll also be new products and releases arriving each week so regular visits will be required.
The Details
When: 16 August to 14 September
Where: Level 1 near Coles, Westfield Mt Gravatt
Find out more here.
Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival
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From celebrity chefs to top-notch wineries, and masterclasses, Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival is back to transform the northern coastline into the ultimate culinary playground. Experience the very best of Australia’s award-winning artisans and producers with 180+ exhibitors setting up shop along 1km of picturesque waterfront and the nation’s best culinary talent in attendance like Miguel Maestre, Julie Goodwin and Matt Golinski. The three-day festival will also play host to 100+ curated events, so you can sip and savour live cooking demonstrations, chef-hosted lunches, hands-on pasta making workshops, Japanese matcha ceremonies, and so much more. This year even has a luxury newcomer in the form of The Oasis Club—an 18+ VIP precinct where guests can enjoy premium drinks, relaxed waterfront lounges, daily wine masterclasses and pop-up restaurants from the likes of Donna Chang and Byblós. Whether you're looking for a day trip or a full weekend escape, there’s plenty on to fill your cup with a glass in hand and the bay as your backdrop. Grab your tickets here.
The Details
When: Friday 22 August to Sunday 24 August
Where: Apex Park, Woody Point, Redcliffe Peninsula
Find out more here.
Red Bull BC One Cypher Australia
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Break it down at the Red Bull BC One Cypher Australia, which will be hosted in Brisbane for the first time ever this August. If your mind is drifting to Raygun, stop because this is a breakdancing competition with the nation’s finest b-boys and b-girls bringing their A-game to the iconic Brisbane Powerhouse. You can expect battles packed with high energy, jaw-dropping power moves, intricate toprock steps, footwork, freezes, and spectacular tricks, across one-on-one battles. The music line-up on the day is also stacked with legends like DJ Naru, beatboxer Tom Thum and local rapper Nerve, as well as special guest Kid David (Step Up 5, Battle of the Year, Lemonade Mouth) straight from Venice Beach. It’s like Step Up but in real life (minus Channing Tatum), with tickets starting at $20 so don’t miss a beat—grab yours here.
The Details
When: Sunday, 24 August
Where: Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm
Find out more here.
Brisbane Fashion Festival
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Dress up and show up for the best local and national design talent as Brisbane Fashion Festival is set to return in August this year for its 20th anniversary. Hosting Queensland’s largest and most prestigious fashion event in the heart of the city, this year’s program will see more than 50 designers rock the runway ahead of the spring/summer season. It all kicks off on Sunday 24 August with the Resort Show on the brand new Kangaroo Point Bridge, followed by the W Brisbane Fashion Show, the innovative Hancock Prospecting Next Gen Group Show, and the Designer Group Show to round out the runway program. Food and fashion is also set to collide with a spring-inspired two-course luncheon on Monday 25 August, a decadent evening of gastronomy and couture with Queensland Ballet and Layla, and A Luxe Luncheon at Hanworth House in support of Women’s Legal Service Queensland on Wednesday 27 August. As for labels, expect icons like Gail Sorronda, Samantha Ogilvie, Silk Laundry, Camilla and more. Check out the full program and grab your tickets here.
The Details
When: 24 to 29 August
Where: King George Square, Brisbane CBD
Find out more here.
The Handmade + Plant Based Market
Want to spend your weekend caring for the planet whilst treating yourself? The Handmade + Plant Based Market is all about taking it nice and slow, where products are intentional and sustainability is king. Popping up Bowen Hills’ Old Museum on Sunday 24 August, this one-day-only event is all about learning how and what we can do better to reduce our footprint—all while supporting local small businesses. From 100% plant-based products to high-quality handmade pieces, this conscious market will give you plenty to explore. Make sure to register for free entry here; otherwise, it will be $5 at the door.
The Details
When: 10am to 3pm, Sunday 24 August
Where: The Old Museum, 480 Gregory Terrace, Bowen Hills
Find out more here.
Under A Modern Sun
Sun-kissed and light-filled, QAGOMA’s new and free exhibition features more than 140 paintings, sculptures, photographs and works of decorative art that paint a picture of what life was like in the Sunshine State from the 1930s to 1950s. Featuring art from renowned Brisbane-based artists including William Bustard, Vida Lahey and Margaret Olley, as well as luminaries from the regions such as Kenneth Macqueen and Joe Alimindjin Rootsey, Under A Modern Sun presents a “light-filled vision of Queensland and reveals the beginnings of more experimental means of expression," QAGOMA Director Chris Saines says. Oh, and did we mention it’s free?
The Details
When: 16 August 2025 to 25 January 2026
Where: QAGOMA, South Bank
Find out more here.
Eonarium Enlightenment
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A captivating and immersive experience that’s already wowed 1.5 million people worldwide is set to turn up the lights in Brisbane this winter. Eonarium Enlightenment is making its Australian debut at St Stephen’s Cathedral—treating you to a breathtaking feast for the senses with vibrant light projections, stunning visuals, and alluring soundscapes to the tune of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. You’ll travel through spring, summer, autumn and winter across the 30-minute show, with every corner of the heritage-listed site transformed into a world of colour in this one-of-a-kind 360 degree adventure. Tickets start from $20 for kids and $29 for adults—grab yours here.
The Details
When: 5 July to 27 September
Where: St Stephen’s Cathedral, Brisbane CBD
Find out more here.
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What's On In Brisbane This Month
Brisbane Vegan Expo
Go out with one final plant-based feast as the Brisbane Vegan Expo is back this month for the last time. This iconic celebration of all things vegan and delicious is sadly leaving us in 2025, since launching in 2018 to showcase all the ways you can embrace a greener lifestyle. Naturally, you can expect the final hurrah to be an absolute banger—taking over the Brisbane Showgrounds on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 August with vegan food, cruelty-free fashion, sustainable homewares, and live cooking demos. Even celebrity chef and MasterChef royalty Simon Toohey will be in attendance to share his zero waste tips and flavourful approach to plant-based cooking. Get your tickets here.
The Details
When: 10am to 5pm, Saturday 30 August and 10am to 4pm Sunday 31 August
Where: Exhibition Building, Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills
Find out more here.
Mega Garage Sale
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Your next favourite thrifting find is waiting at the Mega Garage Sale in Rocklea. Wander through up to 50 garage-style stalls set up within the Saturday Fresh Market and get your hands on household goods, tools, toys, books, clothes, furniture, and quirky one-offs all at bargain prices. Even if you don’t know what you’re looking for, trust us you won’t be leaving empty-handed. The one-day event has been revamped and re-energised for 2025, so don’t miss out on Brisbane’s ultimate second-hand and family-friendly shopping experience.
The Details
When: 6am to 12pm, 30 Aug
Where: 385 Sherwood Road, Rocklea
Find out more here.
MoB Common People Dance Project
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Shimmy and shake your way to the Museum of Brisbane (MoB) for their sequin-soaked Artist in Residence with Common People Dance Project. In collaboration with Brisbane Festival, MoB is throwing an all-out dance party—complete with free dance workshops and an exhibition celebrating the Common People’s history, led by the talented choreographer, performer and theatre-maker Neridah Waters. To top it all off, there’ll be a dance showdown in King George Square on 27 September, so chuck on those leg warmers and get physical, because nobody puts Baby in a corner.
The Details
When: 30 August to 6 October
Where: Museum of Brisbane, Brisbane CBD
Find out more here.
Wine & Wagyu
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An exclusive dining experience celebrating a match made in heaven—premium Australian wagyu and world-class local wines—has launched at Calida Steak & Bar in South Brisbane. The Wine & Wagyu series is serving up a bi-monthly offering in partnership with renowned producer Stanbroke Meats and leading local wineries curated in collaboration with Samuel Smith & Sons. To kick off the series, the spotlight will be turned on the Barossa from 1 May to 30 June, with a curated menu of rich wagyu cuts paired with iconic wines from Yalumba—a historic family-owned winery operating since 1849. Available for lunch or dinner at Calida, the multi-course spread will showcase the bold richness of premium Stanbroke wagyu alongside the elegance of Yalumba’s Barossa range, from dry-aged bresaola carpaccio with rosé to the El Bistec—a Manhattan cut wagyu served with Yalumba’s iconic signature red. Prefer to keep your hands on the knife and fork? The wagyu menu is also available without wine pairings. Book here.
The Details
When: Until October 2025
Where: Calida Steak & Bar, 164C Grey Street, South Brisbane
Find out more here.
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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 here.
The Details
When: From Thursday 12 June
Where: Uptown, Brisbane City
Find out more here.
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.
The Details
Precious
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Explore more than 3,000 items generously loaned from around 30 incredible collections and collectors at Precious—Museum of Brisbane’s new major exhibition that doubles as a veritable treasure trove. With many on display for the first time, this charming assortment offers a glimpse into the cherished collections usually hidden within suburban homes and buildings across Brisbane. From international dolls to ornamental eggs and wind-up toys, Precious covers the rare, beautiful and intriguing while honouring the dedication and stories of Brisbane enthusiasts. The free exhibition is worth a visit for the sheer scale and variety alone, with objects from some of the city’s most fascinating institutions (think the Embroiders’ Guild QLD, Queensland Maritime Museum, and the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia QLD) sitting alongside lovingly gathered curiosities that capture a truly unique side of the people that call Brisbane home.
The Details
When: Until Autumn 2026
Where: Museum of Brisbane, Brisbane City
Find out more here.
What's On This Year
Night At The Parkland
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Brisbane’s live music scene has just added a new show-stopping outdoor concert series to the mix, featuring some of Australia’s most iconic artists. Night at the Parkland is set to transform Roma Street Amphitheatre into the perfect stage this September, with live performances across seven nights featuring Amy Shark, Lime Cordiale, Icehouse and more. The pop-up is from the team behind Sydney’s acclaimed Night at The Barracks so you know it’ll be nothing short of spectacular, with food and drink offerings, impeccable production quality, and an overall top-notch audience experience. Spring really can’t come around soon enough—get your tickets here.
The Details
When: 5 September to 7 September and 11 to 14 September
Where: Roma Street Parkland, Brisbane CBD
Find out more here.
Score A Free Bra
What’s better than a new bra? A free new bra, which is exactly what’s on offer to celebrate the opening of City Chic’s new Mt Gravatt boutique. Known for their clothing and lingerie cut for curves, the team is giving away 100 free bras on 11 September to say thank you for the support—literally.
The Details
When: 11 September
Where: Westfield Mt Gravatt
Oz Comic-Con
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Calling all geeks, gamers, and guardians of pop culture—Oz Comic-Con is back for another epic celebration of all things fandom. This year’s festival includes a stacked lineup of guests, including two-time Tony Award nominee Alex Brightman (Beetlejuice, School of Rock), Kate Cassidy (Arrow, Supernatural), DJ Qualls (Supernatural, Z Nation), Renée O’Connor (Xena: Warrior Princess) and more.
You can also showcase your cosplay skills, with a range of opportunities and activities open to all skill levels or head to Artist Alley—packed with local and international creators dropping one-of-a-kind sketches ,indie comics and signed prints. Plus you’ll be spoilt for choice with Oz Comic-Con’s range of retail vendors, gaming zones, live panels and hands-on workshops. If you’re feeling brave, you might even head over to Dr Pickles Mystery Tattoos from some new ink. Grab your tickets here.
The Details
When: Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 September, 2025
Where: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Brisbane
Find out more here.
Festitalia
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Mamma mia—Festitalia is back this Father’s Day after an eight-year hiatus. This love letter to Italy brings dancing, pizza acrobatics, opera singers, traditional folk bands, and food (oh, the food) to the Brisbane Showgrounds. They’ll be serving up regional specialties and family recipes—think woodfired pizza, handmade pasta, gelato, espresso, and Italian wines. If you’ve ever wondered what it might be like to have an Italian family for one day only, this is your chance to feel part of that incredible culture. You don’t need a nonna—just a big appetite and a readiness to celebrate an exceptional Sunday the Italian way. Grab your tickets here.
The Details
When: 11am to 6pm, Sunday 7 September
Where: Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills
Find out more here.
Prison Island
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This isn’t your average escape room. One for the adrenaline junkies and puzzle solvers alike, the globally captivating Prison Island is officially coming to Brisbane and putting you to the test. The interactive adventure features more than 30 unique ‘cells’ that require you and your mates to put your heads together across a combination of action games, sports and strategy. With 90 minutes on the clock, your team needs to conquer as many challenges as possible to earn a coveted spot on the leaderboard—dodging laser beams, escaping cages, and taking part in the most high stakes game of whack-a-mole you’ve ever encountered. Tickets go on sale 5 August, but you can sign up for the waitlist here.
The Details
When: From 4 September
Where: 162 Alfred St, Fortitude Valley
Find out more here.
Ray Chen in Recital
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With 1 million+ followers on Instagram (and counting), viral social media sensation and renowned violinist Ray Chen is returning to Brisbane for one-night-only this September. Joined by pianist Julio Elizalde, the Brissy-raised virtuoso has dazzled audiences across the world and is set to light up the QPAC stage on 14 September, performing pieces by musical giants including Beethoven, Bach and Bazzini. Tickets range from $80 to $170 and are likely to sell out fast, so make sure to get yours here for a night that is—musically speaking—out of this world.
The Details
When: Sunday 14 September
Where: QPAC Concert Hall, South Bank
Find out more here.
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 here.
The Details
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 here.
The Details
When: 7:30pm Tuesday 23 September
Where: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Bank
Book here.
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 here.
The Details
When: 7:30pm Wednesday 24 September
Where: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Bank
Book here.
Art on James
Your senses are in for an absolute treat if you pull up a coveted seat at James Street’s one-night-only and immersive dining experience. Art on James is returning this September in partnership with local non-for-profit contemporary arts organisation Outer Space—celebrating the opening of A Seat At The โต๊ะ by Ellamay Khongroj Fitzgerald. The exhibition is a stunning exploration of food, cultural practices, and Asian Australian stories, and will also serve as the inspiration for an intimate three-course banquet dinner hosted in the sAme sAme private dining room. With only 30 seats available, you’ll be joining Fitzgerald herself as well as leading figures within the arts community for an evening of creative conversation and connectivity over aromatic Thai flavours. Spots are very limited, grab your ticket here.
The Details
When: 6:30pm to 9pm Thursday 25 September
Where: sAme sAme private dining room, 46 James St, Fortitude Valley
Find out more here.
Oktoberfest at Brisbane German Club
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In a huge Australian first, the Brisbane German Club is hosting the most authentic Oktoberfest celebration outside of Munich—securing all six of the Official Oktoberfest breweries on tap for the occasion. This is undoubtedly worth dusting off your Lederhosen, as these holy grails of German beer have never all been available at one Australian venue at the same time. Across four October weekends, the historic Vulture Street spot will showcase each brewery’s flagship offering as well as the very best beer across the land, with approximately 130 different beer styles on offer to fill your stein. You can also dig into golden schnitzels and pork knuckles or go for gold in the wildly popular sausage-eating content. There’ll even be traditional Alpenrosen dancers, and the coveted Mr and Mrs Oktoberfest titles up for grabs. Get your tickets here.
The Details
When: 3 to 5 October, 10 to 12 October, 17 to 29 October and 24 to 26 October
Where: Brisbane German Club, East Brisbane
Find out more here.
Brisbane Writers Festival
They say the pen is mightier than the sword, and you’ll find plenty of new ways to sharpen yours with the highly anticipated return of the Brisbane Writers Festival. Unveiling a star-studded program held for the first time at the Brisbane Powerhouse this October, you can expect more than 100 live events including author talks, conversations, panel discussions and special events.
So who’s on the list? Homegrown headline authors include Helen Garner, Trent Dalton, Sally Hepworth, Michael Robotham, Di Morrissey and Anita Heiss. From overseas, you can expect English historian and author Bettany Hughes, Hollywood insider (and Joan Didion’s nephew) Griffin Dunne, Irish economist David McWilliams, romantasy talent Callie Hart, American cultural critic Sophie Gilbert, and New York Times bestseller Eric Puchner. Inspiring personal stories will also be told from the likes of F1 engineer turned Lune Croissanterie founder Kate Reid, Masterchef host Melissa Leong, Ottolenghi offsider Helen Goh and the incredible Turia Pitt. Check out the full program and grab your tickets here.
The Details
When: 9 to 12 October
Where: Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm
Find out more here.
Valley Fiesta
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Gather thy neighbour and boogie on down to Brisbane’s biggest free street party—back by for its 29th year to put the best local acts on centrestage. In a powerhouse collaboration between Brisbane City Council, QMusic and The Tivoli, this year’s Valley Fiesta will take over not one but two main stages in the Brunswick Street and Valley Malls with bold homegrown musicians. Headlining will be rock duo Hockey Dad, Peking Duk’s Keli Holiday, and alternative indie queen Sycco. Not to mention the supporting acts and DJ sets on Winn Lane firing you up to sing and dance the night away. It’s free, it’s fun, and it’s a party you don’t want to miss.
The Details
When: 2pm to late, Saturday 11 October
Where: Brunswick Street and Valley Malls, Fortitude Valley
Find out more here.
Melt Festival
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Back and more fabulous than ever, Brisbane’s annual festival of queer arts and culture is gearing up for a city-wide celebration featuring internationally acclaimed artists, homegrown icons, and boundary-pushing brilliance. From the Queensland premiere of enGORGEd by the sharp-witted and Swarovski-studded Reuben Kaye to Ben Graetz’s Miss First Nation drag pageant, you can expect a powerful line-up full of pride at this year’s Melt Festival. The River Pride Parade will once again be floating from West End to Brisbane Powerhouse, Queer PowerPoint is the geeky and hilarious night out where anyone can take the stage to share their wild theories, and even iconic star of stage and screen Bernadette Petters is getting in on the Melt action with her first Australian performance in over a decade. There’s also an unhinged Queer wrestle-party at The Tivoli, a sapphic burlesque show, and 1000 voices—a major choral event uniting queer and ally singers in one monumental moment. Check out the full program and grab your tickets here.
The Details
When: 22 October to 9 November
Where: Various locations
Find out more here.
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).
The Details
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 tickets now to see this playlist of opera at its finest.
The Details
JAWS in Concert
Duh duh, duh duh, duh duh… The classic cinematic masterpiece JAWS turns 50 this year, and to celebrate, QPAC is hosting JAWS in Concert. This unforgettable event brings Spielberg’s summer blockbuster to life with a live performance of the Academy Award-winning score by legendary composer John Williams, performed by The Metropolitan Orchestra Brisbane. With tickets starting at $109—and given this event has previously sold out across the world—don’t wait to jump at the chance to immerse yourself in one of Spielberg’s greatest films. Grab your tickets here.
The Details
When: 3pm and 8pm, Saturday 22 November
Where: QPAC Concert Hall, South Brisbane
Find out more here.
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 here, and are ranging from $79-$135.
The Details
Oprah In Conversation
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The OG talkshow queen herself Oprah Winfrey is returning to Australia for the first time in 10 years, for an intimate series of in-conversation events this December. Her last sold-out tour was as impactful as it was inspirational, and likewise this year you can expect powerful lessons from her own life and explorations of resilience, happiness, growth, and purpose—guiding you to unlock the truest version of yourself. The global superstar will be hitting up Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne, with general tickets released on Tuesday 12 August—get yours here.
The Details
When: Monday 8 December 2025
Where: Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Bundall
Find out more here.
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.
The Details
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