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Dine BNE City
Good Shout. Dine Out. Dine BNE City is back for a month-long celebration of the best restaurants and bars in The City. Over four unmissable weeks, taste, sip and snack your way through 100+ exclusive offers and events in the heart of Brisbane. Locations: 60 of The City’s best restaurants and bars. For more information, visit the Dine BNE website.
Brisbane City Markets - Reddacliff Place
The original of the Brisbane City Markets inner-city markets, Wednesday at Reddacliff Place is a favourite for city workers, local residents and tourists alike. With amazing stalls each week, you’ll never be short for choice - whether it be lunch, groceries, provisions, gifts or more. Find out more on the Brisbane City Markets website. Reddacliff Place is located at the very top of Queen Street Mall.
West End Markets
A weekly community event featuring music with fresh produce and healthy fast food, fashion and gifts under a canopy of glorious giant fig trees. Davies Park Market West End has a wide array of products and produce that you won’t find anywhere else in Brisbane.
Jan Power Manly Markets
The Jan Powers Farmers Markets deliver the perfect package: premium quality products, friendly and knowledgeable stallholders and one of the most picturesque locations in Brisbane. The waterfront markets are held on the first and third Saturday of each month within the lush greenery of Little Bayside Park and against the beautiful backdrop of Manly Harbour. Bask in the warm Queensland sunshine and enjoy the gentle bay breezes as you wander through a vibrant mini-village of fresh produce, delicious food and carefully crafted treats. Each stallholder is passionate about their products and loves nothing more than sharing their stories and offering expert advice and tips to market shoppers. Plenty of off street parking.
Yoga Festival Brisbane
Brisbane's most transformative yoga festival: Where ancient wisdom meets modern wellness. What if one day could completely transform how you feel in your body, mind, and spirit? Join us for the first-ever Yoga Festival Brisbane 2025 at the spiritually charged Hare Krishna Community Space in Burbank. For just five hours (10am-3pm), you'll experience: 8 different yoga sessions for all levels (even complete beginners!). Transformative meditation. Live Kirtan and Sound Healing. Ancient wisdom for modern living. Divining Insights into the Future through the Bhagavad Gita. Henna and Face Painting. Delicious vegetarian food that nourishes body and soul.This isn't just another wellness event. This is your opportunity to discover authentic practices in a spiritually charged environment with 500 like-minded participants. Whether you're a seasoned yogi or have never stepped on a mat, this landmark festival promises something special for you. 𝐖𝐡𝐲 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐜𝐚𝐧'𝐭 𝐦𝐢𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐞𝐫 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭: "The perfect blend of physical practice, spiritual wisdom, and community connection." "Brisbane's most anticipated yoga gathering of 2025." "The most Transformative yoga experience Queensland has seen."Registration is now open with flexible donation options. Spaces are limited to ensure quality experiences for all participants. Hare Krishna Community Space, 1157 Mount Cotton Rd, Burbank (open in Google Maps)
Northey Street Organic Farmers Market
There are a wide variety of organic fruits, veg, microgreens, grains and seeds, herbs and spices, meat, seafood, dairy, bread, milk, cheese, eggs, honey, pantry items, vegan food, ethical gifts, health and well-being services, kids activities, the City Farm Nursery, coffee, tea, juice, green smoothies, kombucha and Chai or Iced Matcha with your scrummy organic breakfast. For more information, visit the Northey Street City Farm website.
Manly Creative Markets
The Manly Creative Markets operates Every Sunday (except when Christmas Day is on a Sunday!) from 8am until 2pm, as an alternative retail outlet for local and regional creative talent, and is definitely not a flea market. You will find artisan wares, arts & crafts, plants, great coffee, entertainment, massage, fashion, pet items and so much more at the Manly Creative Markets in Little Bayside Park every Sunday. Free parking in the surrounding streets.
Bands in Parks - Community Train Day
The Musical Chairs Band will entertain the crowds at the monthly Community Train Day at McPherson Park, Bracken Ridge. Enjoy the market stalls, grab a bite to eat from the sausage sizzle and treat the kids kids to a ride on a real steam train organised by the Bracken Ridge Central Lions Club, all while enjoying the unique sounds from the Musical Chairs Band.
Bands in Parks - All About the Groove
The South East Queensland Big Band are on a missing to entertain! Presenting some of the most exciting contemporary pieces, funky riffs, hip beats, and spicy Latin classics, this is certainly a concert not to be missed - and don't forget to bring your dancing shoes. Come and enjoy the music at the Souths Sports Club, Acacia Ridge.
Brisbane City Markets - Reddacliff Place
The original of the Brisbane City Markets inner-city markets, Wednesday at Reddacliff Place is a favourite for city workers, local residents and tourists alike. With amazing stalls each week, you’ll never be short for choice - whether it be lunch, groceries, provisions, gifts or more. Find out more on the Brisbane City Markets website. Reddacliff Place is located at the very top of Queen Street Mall.
West End Markets
A weekly community event featuring music with fresh produce and healthy fast food, fashion and gifts under a canopy of glorious giant fig trees. Davies Park Market West End has a wide array of products and produce that you won’t find anywhere else in Brisbane.
Winter Solstice Festival 2025
The Winter Solstice Festival returns on Saturday, 28th June - a night of fire, community & connection under the stars! This year’s theme, Seeds for the Future, celebrates the wisdom of the past whilst sowing the seeds for an abundant, regenerative future. Just as the Winter Solstice marks the turning of the seasons, a seed holds the promise of new beginnings. Step into a world of connection and contemplation as we celebrate the longest night of the year! What to expect: captivating workshops permaculture & cooking demonstrations ethical food & maker’s markets live music family friendly activities a crackling bonfire and our iconic lantern parade.Workshops: Prune Fruit Trees & Vines Like a Pro with Phil Dudman - Grow Your Food Bush Tukka Talks & Tastings with Bruce Phillips - Murri Tukka Cooking on Coals with Chef Chris Jordan - Three Little Birds Nature Journalling with Bethan Burton - Journalling in Nature Native Bees with Ian Driver - A Green Soul And more to be announced!*Workshops and program subject to change. Full program & more details (including live music lineup) will be released soon! To be first to know, follow Northey Street City Farm on our social media channels. More details: This is a zero-waste event. We encourage you to bring your own reusable mugs, cutlery and bowls, but some will be available on the night if you forget. Bring a picnic blanket, your favourite people, and join us under the stars as we celebrate community, nature, and the days getting longer. Discounted tickets available for those arriving with the Pedal Party or other form of Active Transport. Go green! This is a family-friendly festival, and whilst we love our furry friends - unfortunately no dogs allowed.Interested in volunteering? Are you a musician/band that would like to perform at the festival? Reach out to [email protected] and be a part of the magic! This event is proudly sponsored by Brisbane City Council.
Northey Street Organic Farmers Market
There are a wide variety of organic fruits, veg, microgreens, grains and seeds, herbs and spices, meat, seafood, dairy, bread, milk, cheese, eggs, honey, pantry items, vegan food, ethical gifts, health and well-being services, kids activities, the City Farm Nursery, coffee, tea, juice, green smoothies, kombucha and Chai or Iced Matcha with your scrummy organic breakfast. For more information, visit the Northey Street City Farm website.
Manly Creative Markets
The Manly Creative Markets operates Every Sunday (except when Christmas Day is on a Sunday!) from 8am until 2pm, as an alternative retail outlet for local and regional creative talent, and is definitely not a flea market. You will find artisan wares, arts & crafts, plants, great coffee, entertainment, massage, fashion, pet items and so much more at the Manly Creative Markets in Little Bayside Park every Sunday. Free parking in the surrounding streets.
Bands in Parks - Concours D'Elegance
Brass Roots Live will bring their unique sounds to the Bands in Parks program. Come and enjoy the music at Concours D'Elegance. Head along to the Vintage Car Club of Queensland's annual Concours D’Elegance and enjoy an impressive display of vintage cars and fabulous music from Brass Roots Live.
Wynnum Fringe
Wynnum Fringe isn’t just a festival – it’s a movement. It’s about celebrating creativity, bringing people together, and transforming the Bayside into a cultural hub of excitement. Join us for a selection of comedy, cabaret, circus, family shows and more! This event is proudly supported by Brisbane City Council. For more information, please visit the Wynnum Fringe website.
Brisbane City Markets - Reddacliff Place
The original of the Brisbane City Markets inner-city markets, Wednesday at Reddacliff Place is a favourite for city workers, local residents and tourists alike. With amazing stalls each week, you’ll never be short for choice - whether it be lunch, groceries, provisions, gifts or more. Find out more on the Brisbane City Markets website. Reddacliff Place is located at the very top of Queen Street Mall.
Junior Explorers: Nature journaling
Children will enjoy a fun and fascinating workshop learning the basics of nature journaling. Nature journaling is the creative practice of recording your interactions with nature on paper. You can use sketches, paintings, poetry, species lists, numbers, graphs, cartoons and more. This fun, easy, relaxing practice encourages mindfulness, hones observation skills, and cultivates a sense of curiosity and wonder! Please bring your own basic sketch/art book. Other materials provided. After the workshop, visit the environment centre or remain in the reserve to continue nature journaling. Requirements: Please bring your own sketch/art book or pad. Arrive 10 minutes early to check in with staff at the environment centre. All children must be accompanied throughout by a supervising adult booked into the event. Wear a hat, sun-safe clothing, sunscreen, fully enclosed shoes, and bring insect repellent. Please bring an outdoor chair if you would like to use one. Bring water and a snack if required as there are no food outlets on site.Note: This activity will go ahead in light rain and can be delivered indoors if required. Events are subject to weather and environmental conditions and may be cancelled on the day.
Urban Utilities - Water Stories Art Experience
Come and join us for a unique event for children aged 8 years and over! Have a yarn and learn traditional First Nations customs and painting techniques with Our Yarn (Ngalin Ayeye) at Urban Utilities Visual Art Water Stories Experience. This is an interactive and engaging painting workshop for children, led by Our Yarn, that raises awareness about the urban water cycle and its deep connection to First Nations culture, histories and stories. Requirements: Please arrive 10 minutes early to check in at the centre. All children must be accompanied and directly supervised by an adult. Wear a hat, sun-smart clothing, fully enclosed walking shoes, sunscreen, and bring insect repellent. Bring water and a snack if required as there are no food outlets on site.Note: This activity can be delivered indoors if required. Events are subject to weather and environmental conditions and may be cancelled on the day.
Inala NAIDOC Week Launch
Join the Inala Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities as they launch their NAIDOC Week celebrations to celebrate the 2025 NAIDOC theme of ‘The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy'. Venue - Inala Civic Centre, 156 Inala Avenue, Inala
Jan Power Manly Markets
The Jan Powers Farmers Markets Manly deliver the perfect package: premium quality products, friendly and knowledgeable stallholders and one of the most picturesque locations in Brisbane. The waterfront markets are held on the first and third Saturday of each month within the lush greenery of Little Bayside Park and against the beautiful backdrop of Manly Harbour. Bask in the warm Queensland sunshine and enjoy the gentle bay breezes as you wander through a vibrant mini-village of fresh produce, delicious food and carefully crafted treats. Each stallholder is passionate about their products and loves nothing more than sharing their stories and offering expert advice and tips to market shoppers. Plenty of offstreet parking.
West End Markets
A weekly community event featuring music with fresh produce and healthy fast food, fashion and gifts under a canopy of glorious giant fig trees. Davies Park Market West End has a wide array of products and produce that you won’t find anywhere else in Brisbane.
Northey Street Organic Farmers Market
There are a wide variety of organic fruits, veg, microgreens, grains and seeds, herbs and spices, meat, seafood, dairy, bread, milk, cheese, eggs, honey, pantry items, vegan food, ethical gifts, health and well-being services, kids activities, the City Farm Nursery, coffee, tea, juice, green smoothies, kombucha and Chai or Iced Matcha with your scrummy organic breakfast. For more information, visit the Northey Street City Farm website.
Manly Creative Markets
The Manly Creative Markets operates Every Sunday (except when Christmas Day is on a Sunday!) from 8am until 2pm, as an alternative retail outlet for local and regional creative talent, and is definitely not a flea market. You will find artisan wares, arts & crafts, plants, great coffee, entertainment, massage, fashion, pet items and so much more at the Manly Creative Markets in Little Bayside Park every Sunday. Free parking in the surrounding streets.
YAGGARA KAKKA Brisbane NAIDOC 2025
Join the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to celebrate the 2025 NAIDOC theme of ‘The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy' with a mix of traditional and contemporary performances, information and food stalls, and arts and craft activities.
Bands in Parks: Music on the Green
Bands in Parks performs at Lanham Park. Join the Mango Jam Big Band for an afternoon concert on the green. From classic to sublime, swing to jazz and a little bit of rock’n’roll, it’s an afternoon on the green for the whole family. The bar will be trading and there will be picnic baskets and cheeseboards for purchase so round up your family and friends to finish off your weekend with a concert that will guarantee a smile on your face.
Brisbane City Markets - Reddacliff Place
The original of the Brisbane City Markets inner-city markets, Wednesday at Reddacliff Place is a favourite for city workers, local residents and tourists alike. With amazing stalls each week, you’ll never be short for choice - whether it be lunch, groceries, provisions, gifts or more. Find out more on the Brisbane City Markets website. Reddacliff Place is located at the very top of Queen Street Mall.
Inala NAIDOC Family Fun Day
Join the Inala Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community to celebrate the 2025 NAIDOC theme of ‘The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy'. Entertainment includes dance performances, information and food stalls, and children ‘s rides.
Northside NAIDOC Community Fun Day
Come enjoy the Brisbane Northside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to celebrate this 2025 NAIDOC theme of ‘The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy'. Entertainment includes a live band, dance performances, information and food stalls, art and craft displays and children’s play area. Venue - Koobara Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Kindergarten and Pre-school, 421 Beams Road, Taigum
Urban Utilities - Water Stories Art Experience
Come and join us for a unique event for children aged 8 years and over! Have a yarn and learn traditional First Nations customs and painting techniques with Our Yarn (Ngalin Ayeye) at Urban Utilities Visual Art Water Stories Experience. This is an interactive and engaging painting workshop for children, led by Our Yarn, that raises awareness about the urban water cycle and its deep connection to First Nations culture, histories and stories. Requirements: Please arrive 10 minutes early to check in at the centre. All children must be accompanied and directly supervised by an adult. Wear a hat, sun-smart clothing, fully enclosed walking shoes, sunscreen, and bring insect repellent. Bring water and a snack if required as there are no food outlets on site.Note: This activity can be delivered indoors if required. Events are subject to weather and environmental conditions and may be cancelled on the day.