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Drink all of the margs during Australian Cocktail Month this May — Food

Drink all of the margs during Australian Cocktail Month this May

15 Apr 2021

Whether your tipple of choice is a margarita, mojito, martini or a spritz, when 5:00 pm on a Friday rolls around, one thing is for sure – it's cocktail o'clock. In a win for avid sippers, our enthusiasm for a well-crafted imbibe is being rewarded with a new four-week event. Prepare to immerse yourself in a celebration of all things boozy as Australian Cocktail Month pours in to Brisbane from May 1–31. If you're eager to drink local and support your local bars whilst getting exclusive access to top-notch cocktail menus, then this is the perfect event for you ... more

Paniyiri Greek Festival is returning to Brisbane with a honeypuff drive-through and a crackin' program of events — Food

Paniyiri Greek Festival is returning to Brisbane with a honeypuff drive-through and a crackin’ program of events

14 Apr 2021

Prepare your stomachs, friends – one of Brisbane's most beloved festivals, Paniyiri Greek Festival is returning to bring us a much-needed dose of delicious eats and culture. The 45th edition of the festival will be celebrated over one jam-packed weekend from May 22–23, where all of our favourite events will be making an appearance plus ... drum roll, please .... a honeypuff drive-through. We're salivating already. more

Join literary icon Kate Morton for a captivating evening of conversation at Museum of Brisbane — Community

Join literary icon Kate Morton for a captivating evening of conversation at Museum of Brisbane

14 Apr 2021

If you've ever browsed the fiction section of your local bookstore, you've most likely set your eyes on a copy (and probably taken home) of one of Kate Morton's novels. Avid readers are well acquainted with Kate's literary prowess, with her critically acclaimed titles The Lake House, The Distant Hours and The Clockmaker's Daughter filling a spot on many book shelves around the world. Now, one of Australia’s biggest literary exports is back in our river city for a very special conversation at Museum of Brisbane on Friday April 30, and you could say we're more than just a little bit excited. more

It's back, baby! Live your best life at this evening full of wine, cheese and bubbles at Treasury Brisbane — Food

It’s back, baby! Live your best life at this evening full of wine, cheese and bubbles at Treasury Brisbane

09 Apr 2021

The snap lockdown just before Easter weekend threw us all for a bit of a loop, casting plans into disarray and causing some devastating cancellations for events we were all looking forward to. However, you can't keep a good thing down – and one of the casualties of that fateful weekend has risen like a phoenix from the ashes to provide us with the glorious party that was snatched away at the last minute. Treasury Brisbane has rescheduled its much-anticipated Cheese, Wine and Bubbles soiree to Friday April 30, taking over its magical courtyard with top-tier bubbles, worldly wines, culinary delights and live entertainment (all COVID safe, of course). more

Regional Flavours, reimagined – the renowned food festival returns with a flavourful three-part event series — Food

Regional Flavours, reimagined – the renowned food festival returns with a flavourful three-part event series

08 Apr 2021

Attention, foodies! Everyone's favourite food and wine festival Regional Flavours is returning to South Bank Parklands this year – but with an exciting new twist. Instead of a single weekend event, 2021 will see Regional Flavours serve up some of Australia’s most celebrated chefs and local producers across a delectable three-part event series from June to October. Kicking off the tastebud-tempting festival is Grazed and Grown, which is set to bloom in our city from June 18–20. Bring your appetite, because you'll need it for this delicious event. more

Mouth-watering meaty morsels and top-tier drops await at Black Hide by Gambaro's dinner degustation — Food

Mouth-watering meaty morsels and top-tier drops await at Black Hide by Gambaro’s dinner degustation

08 Apr 2021

Prepare yourselves for a feast, curious carnivores – Treasury Brisbane’s top-tier steak restaurant Black Hide by Gambaro is putting on a dinner degustation for the ages. Featuring steaks with impressive marble scores, sumptuous sea-sourced bites and worldly wines, this is one sensational feed you won’t want to miss out on. more

Dazzling art installations will come alive after dark in the park for Botanica – Contemporary Art Outside — Exhibitions

Dazzling art installations will come alive after dark in the park for Botanica – Contemporary Art Outside

08 Apr 2021

We've been truly blessed when it comes to exciting pop-ups on this year's calendar – string-fuelled live gigs, huge science festivals and curiosity-piquing events are just a few highlights so far. A strong contender for the most dazzling event of the year is about to enter our stratosphere and is bringing with it some truly spellbinding showcases. Arriving at the City Botanic Gardens in May is Botanica – Contemporary Art Outside, a huge display of illuminating site specific artworks that will light up the park after dark with picture-perfect projections and immersive installations from May 7–16. more

Singing, dancing and a dose of drama – La Boite Theatre announces its spellbinding ACT 2 — Dance

Singing, dancing and a dose of drama – La Boite Theatre announces its spellbinding ACT 2

08 Apr 2021

Following a successful season opening with ACT 1 – which featured two hit productions – La Boite Theatre is pulling out all of the stops for a thrilling ACT 2. Kicking off this month and running until August, the exciting second act of the theatre's 2021 season features two diverse main stage productions, a fresh-faced music series and a brand-spanking-new program of HWY events. Order some bubbles, take your seat and settle in for a night at the theatre. more

Grab your lederhosen – The Bavarian is throwing a ten-week schnitzel festival — Food

Grab your lederhosen – The Bavarian is throwing a ten-week schnitzel festival

01 Apr 2021

There's nothing more satisfying than a good ol' chicken schnitzel, preferably dished up with a large serving of beer-battered chips, a salad that you will probably take one bite of (for health's sake) and a cold pint. If this also sounds ideal to you, then you'll froth what The Bavarian has been cooking up. For ten whole weeks, the string of German-inspired eateries are putting a Bavarian spin on an Aussie classic, throwing a mammoth schnitzel festival that will showcase ten different types of schnitties. more

Stock up for Easter weekend at Scenic Rim's Farm Gate Trail — Food

Stock up for Easter weekend at Scenic Rim’s Farm Gate Trail

01 Apr 2021

We are mere days away from a long weekend folks and we don't think we are just speaking for ourselves when we say hallelujah! If you're yet to plan anything for your four days of sweet freedom, then we suggest hopping in your car and taking a picturesque drive to the Scenic Rim. It's here where you will discover Scenic Rim's Farm Gate Trail, where local makers are congregating to bring you a smorgasbord of delicious produce and farm-fresh eats. more

Lockdown lifted! Restrictions to Greater Brisbane will end at midday today — Current Events

Lockdown lifted! Restrictions to Greater Brisbane will end at midday today

25 Mar 2021

The snap three-day lockdown that was placed on Greater Brisbane on Monday March 29, will end at midday today, Thursday April 1 – though some statewide restrictions will remain in place for the next fortnight. more

Pinkies up – lavish libations meet decadent delights at Treasury Brisbane's Moët & Chandon High Tea — Food

Pinkies up – lavish libations meet decadent delights at Treasury Brisbane’s Moët & Chandon High Tea

25 Mar 2021

With April just around the corner, it seems like this year is racing past us. If you're well overdue for a catch up with your friends, then we know the perfect activity for you – the Moët & Chandon High Tea at Treasury Brisbane. Sparkling sips, sweet snacks and an excuse to cheers with your nearest and dearest? Count us in! more

Critically acclaimed musical Come From Away flies into QPAC this weekend — Music

Critically acclaimed musical Come From Away flies into QPAC this weekend

25 Mar 2021

After successful stints on West End and Broadway, the much-loved musical Come From Away is finally landing in Brisbane on Friday March 26. Read on for what you can expect at this all-singing, all-dancing true-story. more

Experience 40 Days of Flavour at Treasury Brisbane

Experience 40 Days of Flavour at Treasury Brisbane

25 Mar 2021

Your tastebuds are in for a treat, curious gastronomers! From Monday March 22 to Friday April 30, dining and entertainment destination Treasury Brisbane will come alive with a sumptuous selection of exciting experiences for 40 Days of Flavour. Set to impress all of your senses, the jam-packed festival will include decadent degustations, paint-and-sip sessions, sparkling high teas, luxe lunches and much, much more. So you can discover what's your flavour, we have rounded up some of the most irresistible happenings. more

Wacky trivia, weird experiments and wonderful gigs await inside World Science Festival Brisbane's The Nucleus — Community

Wacky trivia, weird experiments and wonderful gigs await inside World Science Festival Brisbane’s The Nucleus

25 Mar 2021

Unless you've been living under a rock, you're well aware (and very excited) that World Science Festival Brisbane is returning to Queensland Museum from March 24–28 for five days of experimental magic. Just a short stroll from the museum is where curious minds will come across The Nucleus, a lounge-room-meets-laboratory that will be full to the brim with brain-tingling happenings. Here's a closer look into some of the weird and wonderful events that will be popping up inside the festival's designated hang-out spot ... more

Catch five decades of gripping photography at QAGOMA's new exhibition William Yang – Seeing and Being Seen — Exhibitions

Catch five decades of gripping photography at QAGOMA’s new exhibition William Yang – Seeing and Being Seen

25 Mar 2021

William Yang is one of Australia's most acclaimed independent photographers and performers – and in a win for us, we can claim him as a Queenslander! To celebrate William and his meaningful works, QAGOMA is hosting a major survey of his artistic achievements. Coming to Brisbane from Saturday March 27 to Saturday August 22, William Yang – Seeing and Being Seen will introduce novices to William's work and remind fans why his output is so treasured within the arts community and beyond. more

Pen to paper – Brisbane Writers Festival returns with an inspiring program of physical and virtual events — Literature

Pen to paper – Brisbane Writers Festival returns with an inspiring program of physical and virtual events

19 Mar 2021

One of Queensland’s longest-running festivals, Brisbane Writers Festival is our city's seminal literary event celebrating the written word. Returning to State Library of Queensland, this year's event begins a new chapter of engaging storytelling with a hybrid program of more than 100 live and virtual events happening across three days from May 7–9. The 2021 festival will bring together more than 100 local literary luminaries, thinkers and opinion makers to entertain, enlighten and inspire – including Kate Morton, Damon Gameau, Mary Hoang, Tim Flannery, Benjamin Law and many more ... more

Did you know …? Five curly World Science Festival Brisbane facts that will make you a hit at your next pub trivia night — Inspiration

Did you know …? Five curly World Science Festival Brisbane facts that will make you a hit at your next pub trivia night

18 Mar 2021

You might not think you’re a big nerd, but basically every little thing we do on this good green Earth can be analysed, interpreted and explained through a scientific lens – and when you break something down to form a better understanding of it, it becomes really bloody interesting! You don’t need a lab coat to delve into the wonderful world of science – this oft-intimidating field is actually not as scary as you think. We’re here to get you inspired to become the smartest and most interesting person in the next room you walk into – with a little help from our friends at World Science Festival Brisbane. Open up your noodle and take in these five interesting trivia facts that are sure to win you some bonus points in the pub quiz circuit or your next dinner party, plus where you can learn a little more about these fascinating tidbits. more

Showgirls, soul singers and tea spilling – MELT Festival drops its rainbow-soaked program — Dance

Showgirls, soul singers and tea spilling – MELT Festival drops its rainbow-soaked program

18 Mar 2021

For six fabulous years, MELT: Festival of Queer Arts and Culture has brought a glitter-soaked treasure chest of events to our city. After the year-that-should-not-be-named, MELT is back and better than ever and is giving us a reason to not only put on our heels, but kick them back. So you can start applying your eyeshadow, we have got your sneak peek into this year's festival. From confetti-covered cabaret to Queen tributes, here's a taste of some not-to-be-missed events ... more

Artist Robert Brownhall lifts the curtain on his alluring exhibition at Philip Bacon Galleries — Exhibitions

Artist Robert Brownhall lifts the curtain on his alluring exhibition at Philip Bacon Galleries

18 Mar 2021

Brisbane is quite the looker, if you ask us. The snaking river, lush gardens and grand urban scenery makes our city unique, but sometimes we are too busy to appreciate its beauty. Acclaimed Australian artist Robert Brownhall has stopped to smell the roses – and he wants you to as well. If you're keen to see Brisbane through new peepers, then we suggest making tracks to Fortitude Valley art space, Philip Bacon Galleries. It's here where you can stroll through Robert's visual diary, which we can guarantee is one worthwhile read. more

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