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A sip of wine with New York-style modern jazz, featuring a Jazz Guitarist Brandon Lee and also known as Jazzy Brissy.
On the deck nestled in the middle of a Ficus tree overlooking the many yachts and boats in the marina, a hidden al fresco bar where the charm of a European beer garden meets the allure of a New York rooftop and a historical local Brisbane hotel basement.
Close and open your eyes for a moment, at peace. With Anywhere Festivals, celebrate unforgettable times and memories.
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