Get your boot-scooting booty down to your favourite US-themed venue this Saturday July 4 for a memorable hoedown in honour of the Declaration of Independence. Check out our wrap-up of some of Brisbane’s best Fourth of July parties this weekend. more
A 75th birthday party may typically take on a slower pace, but when the Story Bridge clocks up the big 7-5, it’s going to be a party to remember. more
From July 4 to October 11, The Photograph and Australia will showcase over 650 images from renowned artists connecting photography and identity. more
A beautifully styled and curated market, The Finders Keepers Independent Art & Design Market is back for its eighth year in the sunshine state this weekend and the line-up of designers, artists and musicians is sure to set the creative vibe. more
Whether you are buying and filling or selling and emptying, a suitcase is a great accessory for the Suitcase Rummage at Brisbane Square this weekend. more
The classic tale of Peter Pan will be performed for Brisbane audiences from Friday June 26 to Saturday July 11. more
Winter school holidays can be the toughest of all. Sure, summer offers up public swimming pools and roadtrips to the beach, but winter can often leave even the most imaginative of parents lacking inspiration. Don’t miss our round-up of some of Brisbane’s best school holiday ideas this winter. more
While Brisbane may still be enjoying relatively warm, sunny days, it doesn’t mean we have to miss out on all the fun of snow and ice this winter. Get your tush on a toboggan! more
Inspired by stories and photographs of events in World War II, The Paratrooper Project instils the physicality of war in dance choreography and the sounds of weapons as its musical accompaniment. more
The QUT Gardens Theatre is hosting a three-show run of Jonathan Biggins’ Australia Day, a comedy that pokes fun at our national identity. more
With a soundtrack full of some of the most beloved songs ever written, Lennon: Through A Glass Onion celebrates the creative genius of the late John Lennon. more
The African Children’s Choir is returning to Australia to perform in front of local audiences and promote aid for Africa’s orphaned children. more
Scrounge behind the couch or empty your swear jar and head to Sunnybank with a pocketful of change for one of the most inexpensive nights on the food calendar. more
Based on true experiences of its writers and performers, Fake It ‘Til You Make It takes a look at depression and the lengths people go to cover it up. more
One of the pioneers of the Queensland art scene, William Bustard, will be profiled with a retrospective exhibition from June 19 to January 31, 2016. more
Help celebrate the United Nations International Day of Yoga at Brisbane’s first Yoga Day Festival this Sunday June 21. more
Queensland Conservatorium students are set to participate in a weekly mini-festival of original music from this Friday June 19. more
If you love to laugh – or are in desperate need of a chuckle – get your funny bones down to the very first edition of Impro Smackdown this Sunday June 21. more
With a line-up of speakers from a variety of fields, the Women of the World Festival looks to improve gender equality by challenging stereotypes and inspiring action. more
As we approach midwinter the days are getting shorter and the nights longer, but instead of shutting yourself away indoors, why not celebrate the height of the season with a family-friendly festival. more
