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Rug up and get ready for the inaugural Solstice Market at West End. Celebrate the longest night of the year with an incredible lineup of over 120 unique stalls, gourmet street eats, pop-up bars, two stages of live music, fire twirlers, roaming entertainment and artisan wares. Gather round in your winter woolies around spectacular bonfires throughout the evening whilst you indulge in delicious gourmet eats and refreshing locally brewed beverages from various Stone & Wood pop-up bars. Sway to the sweet sounds of local live…

April was an amazing month for the QSO. April had the incredible Hymn to Mother Earth – which included exquisitely curated pieces; Johannes Fritzsch conducted Sculthorpe’s From Uluru, Britten’s Four Seas from Peter Grimes, movements from Respighi’s The Birds, and Glazunov’s Autumn from The Seasons. All of which created a peaceful Sunday morning – it was, as promised, an orchestral hymn. Not to be outdone, two weeks later Shiyeon Sung conducted Holst’s The Planets. Sung was a joy to watch and the QSO clearly enjoyed…

The Medibank Feel Good Program at South bank until the end of May includes a series of free outdoor fitness classes, designed to encourage people to be active and improve their physical and mental well-being. From Pilates to Mini and Me to Yoga and beyond – the Medibank Feel Good Program runs for three months (Wednesday 1 March – Wednesday 31 May 2023) of free fitness and wellness classes. Held amid South Bank’s vibrant parklands, all classes follow a unique theme each month – Energy in…

The twelfth Brisbane Anywhere Festival! opening night was staged at the city end of Fish Lane, South Brisbane on Thursday 4 May. The festival runs from 4 – 21 May and Moreton Bay Anywhere Festival from 13 May – 4 June. The Fish Lane Arts Precinct is a vibrant and bustling part of South Brisbane with street art, lighting, restaurants and bars. In this takeover at one of Brisbane’s best Precincts, Anywhere Festival brought live music, dance and theatre to the laneway. At this one-night-only…

The renowned London Symphony Orchestra kicked off its first Australian tour in almost a decade in Brisbane’s Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC). The Orchestra’s visit was the talk of the town with two sold-out and critically acclaimed concerts in QPAC’s Concert Hall, Concert One – Adams/Debussy/Ravel and Concert Two – Mahler’s Symphony. Led by internationally revered conductor Sir Simon Rattle in his final season as LSO Music Director, audiences gave multiple standing ovations and heartfelt appreciation for the stunning encores. QPAC also presented a special…