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Brisbane’s captivating culinary spectacular Night Feast presented by American Express is back this spring, dishing up bold, new flavours from 15 October to 9 November 2025. Now in its fourth season, Night Feast transforms the Brisbane Powerhouse precinct into an immersive playground of large-scale art installations, live DJ sets and irresistible food from 20 renowned dining establishments. The 2025 line-up blends beloved favourites with exciting new names. To delight festival attendees, for 2025, each restaurant will be creating a Night Feast exclusive dish - a one time only experience you won’t find anywhere else. Night Feast is a cashless event. For more information, visit the Night Feast website.
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