About This Event
Bands in Parks performs at Bradbury Park.Step into a world of imagination with a family concert in the park presented by South Brisbane Federal Band. Bring the kids, pack a picnic, and enjoy an afternoon filled with the magical melodies of beloved nursery rhymes, classic children's songs, and enchanting musical adventures.There'll be plenty of opportunities to sing, clap, and dance along, this fun-filled concert is perfect for young children and the young at heart.Don't miss this joyful celebration of music, laughter, and family fun in the park.
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