Live like a local – explore like a tourist
A Doll's House 15 - 30 November 2025 Manly-Lota RSL Hall, Manly Written in 1879, Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House is a landmark in modern drama. Set in a Norwegian town in the late 19th century, the play explores timeless themes of gender roles, marriage, societal expectations, and individual freedom. At its heart is Nora... Continue Reading →
‘Tis the season where everything sparkles! Check out these local creators of lovely jewellery and funky accessories: Ratbag Jewellery (formerly Silver and Cold) Kachiri is the founder and one-woman operation, based on the Gold Coast, a self-taught jeweller who makes every single piece by hand, from scratch, in her home studio from recycled sterling silver... Continue Reading →
We were fortunate growing up to have a mum who spent a lot of time crafting with us - from the scrapbooking craze that saw our photo boxes looking a little serial-killer-y as we cut out faces for our projects, to sewing (and resewing) clothes and learning embroidery and glue and glitter of every kind.... Continue Reading →
Brisbane is home to so many incredible creatives making incredible things – if you love being able to wear the art you invest in (and which are often small batch or unique, one-off pieces) this list might be a good place to start. Alice Nightingale Australiana prints, cute embroidery, fun clutches featuring ibises, hand knitted... Continue Reading →
It's that time of the year! Food, decorations, gifts - I am confident that you'll be able to find a wonderful, locally made version of whatever you need. And if it's a bit more expensive, you know that money is going back into your local economy, and not into the bank accounts of billionaires or... Continue Reading →
Our Brisbane Story 21-22 November 2025 Queensland Multicultural Centre, 102 Main St, Kangaroo Point. The latest unique and interactive production from Blue Roo Theatre Company Inc, Our Brisbane Story brings to life the voices, lives, contributions, and perspectives of the Blue Roo Ensemble, sharing their unique experiences of living with disability in Brisbane, our city. This... Continue Reading →
Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble are excited to announce they are now accepting applications to audition for QSE‘s 2026 Core Ensemble and Apprentice Program. Key dates: Applications Close: 5pm Friday 21 November Auditions: Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 November Call-backs: Monday 1 December Core Ensemble Applicants for the Core Ensemble will be skilled actors with a solid foundation in training, a passion... Continue Reading →
Camerata - Queensland's Chamber Orchestra with Kate Miller-Heidke (centre) and Barbara Lowing (far right), photographed by Alex Jamieson Presented as part of Brisbane Festival, Camerata: Your Eternal Memories was a rollercoaster concert, bringing the chamber orchestra together with national treasures Kate Miller-Heidke and Barbara Lowing to share memories and music with warmth and playful humour.... Continue Reading →
Closet Cleanout 15 November, 6:00am to midday Brisbane Markets, 385 Sherwood Rd, Rocklea Brisbane’s biggest pre-loved fashion market returns, transforming the city’s go-to destination for fresh produce into a fashion hotspot. Closet Cleanout will bring together a host of stalls selling pre-loved clothing, shoes and accessories, inviting Brisbane’s style seekers to uncover vintage gems, timeless... Continue Reading →
Image supplied by artist Square Peg Bonus Hole 8 November 2025 PIP Theatre, Milton A comedy night for anyone who's ever been too much, not enough, or just not what they ordered. Daniel Bruschweiler - Brisbane's #1 36-year-old FTM comedian & two-time RAW State Runner Up - delivers an unfiltered, laugh-out-loud take on life, love... Continue Reading →
Natalie Bassingthwaite as Shirley Valentine. Image credit: James Reiser. Shirley Valentine 29 October– 8 November 2025 Twelfth Night Theatre, Bowen Hills Starring leading lady of stage and screen Natalie Bassingthwaighte in the role of a lifetime, Shirley Valentine gives Willy Russell’s life-affirming comedy a vibrant new life. This beloved one-woman play tells the inspiring and... Continue Reading →
Lauren Dillon, Lachlan Orton, and Georgina Swayer (front), photographed by Karina Abbasi Salad Days Collective presented the Australian premiere of T Adamson's absurd and endearing The Natural Horse at PIP Theatre during Brisbane Festival. Directed by Rebecca Day, with assistant direction by Jai Bofinger, and designed by Ada Ludkin, The Natural Horse is a wonderfully... Continue Reading →
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