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What's On In Brisbane This Week 
$200 Golden Tickets at Indian Room Brisbane
Brisbane’s latest destination for contemporary and delicious Indian food is spicing things up this week with a limited-time giveaway, where you can score a $200 dining voucher simply by digging in. Until 25 May, dine in or order takeaway at Indian Room Milton or Indian Room West End, and you might find one of ten Golden Tickets slipped under your menu or tucked inside your takeaway bag. Although, if you ask us, everyone really is a winner here thanks to their cult-favourite dishes like loaded butter chicken fries or their Namaste Benny—think poached eggs and spiced chicken on a warm waffle dressed with their in-house masala hollandaise sauce. Book or order here.
The Details
When: 19 to 25 May
Where: Indian Room Milton and Indian Room West End
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 here.
The Details
When: 7:30pm Friday 23 May, 1:30pm and 7:30pm Saturday 24 May
Where: QPAC, South Brisbane
Find out more here.
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 GABS Beer Festival 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 here.
The Details:
When: Friday 23 and Saturday 24 May
Where: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Bank
Find out more here.
Farm Gate to City Door Market
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The best of Scenic Rim is once again making its way to the city with another edition of the Farm Gate to City Door Market at the riverside Breakfast Creek Lifestyle Precinct. With 11 stallholders expected to set up shop, you can peruse everything from seasonal fresh vegetables to farm-direct meats and charcuterie, artisan honey, freshly baked bread, and boutique distilled spirits. While this pop-up has quickly cemented itself as a firm favourite on the Brisbane market scene, this month’s market will have a Brisbane first: Tommerup’s Dairy Farm will be bringing along their delicious new Jersey Girl butter popcorn ice cream which combines red gum smoked salt butter with freshly popped organic heirloom popcorn.
The Details
When: 8am to 12pm Saturday 24 May
Where: Breakfast Creek Lifestyle Precinct, Newstead
Find out more here.
Water Lantern Festival
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The globally celebrated Water Lantern Festival is officially floating into Brisbane this month for the first time—bringing with it a wholesome experience based on love, healing, happiness and connection. Following its highly anticipated Australian debut (and with over 1.4 million attendees around the world since launching in 2018), the two-day event will take place at Raby Bay Foreshore Park on Saturday 24 May and Sunday 25 May from 2:30pm to 6:30pm. The highlight? Lantern Stories, where you can write a personalised message on your lantern before launching it onto the water at dusk—while enjoying a vibrant selection of local vendors, food trucks, and live music. If its global popularity is anything to go by, this event is going to bring in the crowds so grab your tickets here.
The Water Lantern Festival is also committed to sustainability, with a strict cleanup protocol where every lantern is collected and the space is often left more beautiful than it was found. The lanterns themselves are made from wood and rice paper, while the lights inside are fully recyclable. The festival is also a proud supporter of Water.org, which has transformed millions of lives around the world by providing access to safe water.
The Details
When: 2:30pm to 6:30pm, Saturday 24 May and Sunday 25 May
Where: Raby Bay Foreshore Park, Cleveland
Find out more here.
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What's On In Brisbane This Month
W Brisbane Connectors Dinner Series
Back by popular demand, W Brisbane’s signature NYC-style steakhouse The Lex is set to host a series of Connectors Dinners in 2025—bringing together the best in their fields for an unforgettable five-course dinner fueled by bold flavours and spirited conversation. First off the rank will be the renowned New Zealand winery Cloudy Bay and Auckland’s acclaimed restaurant Paris Butter, who will be teaming up with The Lex to deliver the ‘Flavours of New Zealand’. Highlights include Paris Butter’s Head Chef (and New Zealand Chef of the Year) Zenon Boehm’s signature Ora King salmon with olive juice, daikon, and ginger sour cream, as well as W Brisbane’s Chef Pawel’s take on hapuku with Cloudy Bay clam sauce and macadamia crumble. Featuring expert wine pairings by Cloudy Bay winemaker Kelly Stuart, the meal will include The Lex’s theatrical service for a night you won’t forget any time soon. Book here.
The Details
When: From 6:30pm Thursday 29 May
Where: The Lex, W Brisbane, 81 North Quay, Brisbane City
Find out more here.
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 here.
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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Open Season 2025
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Back for its fifth year, Brisbane’s thrilling music and arts series Open Season 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 here.
The Details
When: May to July 2025
Where: The Tivoli, The Princess Theatre and QPAC
Find out more here.
Toby’s Coffee Omakase
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Fancy yourself a brew connoisseur? Then you need to snag your spot at this coffee omakase—a curated coffee tasting event at Toby’s Estate’s flagship cafe in Newstead. Sip your way through a flight of standout coffees, diving into the stores behind how they’re sourced, roasted and brewed. Whether you can’t go without your morning cuppa or are new to the bean, this is the perfect way to expand your palate and learn more about what’s in a mug. Book here.
The Details
When: From 7am to 2pm, Saturday 31 May and Sunday 1 June
Where: Toby’s Estate, Newstead
Find out more here.
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 here.
The Details
When: 9am, 12pm and 3pm, Saturday 31 May
Where: Vacant Assembly, West End
Find out more here.
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.
The Details
When: 4pm to 10pm, Saturday 31 May
Where: Station Street, Nundah
Find out more here.
Opera Queensland Iconic Costume Display
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The right costumes can make or break a performance, and in the case of Opera Queensland’s La Cenerentola (Cinderella), the breathtaking ‘fits truly stole the show. That’s why Brisbane Quarter is proudly presenting an exclusive public display of eight pieces from the acclaimed March 2025 production. Open until 1 June at Podium Level 1, feast your eyes on the extraordinary craftsmanship that blends fairytale romance with high fashion flair. From Cinderella’s glittering four-layered ball gown to The Stepsisters’ dazzling gowns with over 140 hand-crafted roses, and even Don Magnifico’s flamboyant floral suit by Alexander McQueen (the same iconic design once worn by Timothée Chalamet), this is a rare opportunity for lovers of theatre, fashion and fairytales alike.
The Details
When: Until 1 June
Where: Podium Level 1, Brisbane Quarter, 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: May to October 2025
Where: Calida Steak & Bar, 164C Grey Street, South Brisbane
Find out more here.
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
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.
The Details
When: Thursday 29 May to Sunday 1 June and Thursday 5 June to Sunday 8 June
Where: Howard Smith Wharves, Brisbane City
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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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 here.
The Details
When: From Thursday 12 June
Where: Uptown, Brisbane City
Find out more here.
A Truffle Celebration and A Famous Lasagna Masterclass with Guy Grossi at Settimo
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The godfather of Italian cuisine Guy Grossi is set to return to his Brisbane home, Settimo, for two exclusive events—dishing up decadent truffles and secret recipes. On Friday 13 June, it’s all about truffle season with Il Tartufo: an unapologetically indulgent affair where you can sit back and sip up on perfectly matched red wines as Grossi plates up bold, comforting flavours across a multi-course feast to remember. Joining him will be the one-and-only Lady Truffle—the guru on Australian truffles who’ll showcase her exquisite collection and knowledge. At $189 per person, seats are strictly limited so secure yours here.
Then, on Saturday 14 June, you have an exclusive opportunity to learn the celebrity chef’s tricks of the trade with Guy Grossi’s Famous Lasagna Masterclass. Here, Grossi will take you inside the layers of his secret family recipe, as you cook, learn, and indulge in a glass of vino with the best. For $89 per person, book your spot here.
The Details
When: Il Tartufo on Friday 13 June and Lasagna Masterclass on Saturday 14 June
Where: Settimo, The Westin Brisbane, 111 Mary Street, Brisbane CBD
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 DRM BBQ Fest 2025 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 here.
The Details
When: 11am to 9pm, Saturday 14 June
Where: Distillery Road Market, Eagleby
Find out more here.
The Calile Rooftop Harvest x Catina OK!
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One of the World’s 50 Best Bars is teaming up with one of the World’s 50 Best Hotels and it’s all happening right in our River City. The Calile has just announced the second iteration of Rooftop Harvest on Tuesday 17 June—a seasonal event showcasing the range achievable by the fresh produce harvested from The Calile’s rooftop garden. This time, they’re letting Sydney bar Cantina OK! take over the drinks shelf at Lobby Bar, where there’ll be shaking up fresh, customised cocktails for one night only. In an ode to The Calile, the Sandia OK! is a green and pink margarita, made with fresh lime and cranberry hibiscus leaf, combined with makrut lime leaf tequila and topped with fluffy shaved watermelon. The Lobby Bar will also be getting in on the action, mixing up their Marigold Highgold, using house-made shrubs featuring marigold leaves from the hotel’s rooftop garden. Both cocktails will be paired with bespoke bar snacks, crafted using produce from the June harvest. Simply register here (it’s free) and get your tastebuds ready for an evening they’ll never forget.
The Details
When: 5pm to 7pm Tuesday 17 June
Where: Lobby Bar, 48 James Street, Fortitude Valley
Find out more here.
Queensland Ballet’s Triple Bill
Whether you’re looking to dip your (pointed) toe into the world of ballet or simply want to enjoy a beautiful evening celebrating music, movement, and storytelling, this is the night out for you. A ‘triple bill’ lets you experience three shorter ballets—as self-contained stories or just a passion for the dance—and this winter, Queensland Ballet will be showcasing the best of Australian artistry from three acclaimed choreographers on the one stage. Accompanied with live music by Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra, Camerata, each ballet brings a new world to QPAC. There’s the critically acclaimed 4Seasons by Natalie Weir inspired by the sublime music of Vivaldi and Richter, the world premiere of Jack Lister’s Gemini, and A Rhapsody in Motion by Greg Horsman that captures the beauty of a dancer’s daily routine. Grab your tickets here for a three-for-one experience bound to take your breath away.
The Details
When: 27 June to 5 July 2025
Where: QPAC, Russell Street, South Brisbane
Find out more here.
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 here.
The Details
Clancestry
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QPAC’s incredible Clancestry 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 here.
The Details
When: 23 July to 10 August
Where: QPAC, South Brisbane
Find out more here.
CollectFest
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Australia’s first major collectibles festival is set to land in Brisbane late July, bringing passionate hobbyists together under one roof to celebrate all things collectable. From sneakers to trading cards, coins, comics and more, this eclectic event is the perfect opportunity to find, trade and sell—whether you’re looking to complete your unique collection or kickstart a new hobby. There are also a heap of prizes up for grabs, including a guitar hand signed by Taylor Swift worth $3,000. Grab your tickets here.
The Details
When: 26 to 27 July 2025
Where: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, South Brisbane
Find out more here.
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 here.
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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 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.
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 tickets 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 here, 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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Looking for weekend plans? Check out what’s on in Brisbane this weekend right here.
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