
Asia Pacific Triennial Kids
Children's Art Centre, Gallery of Modern Art, Stanley Place, South Brisbane
Ongoing through Sunday, 13 July 2025
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Gathering - Suga Cane Mamas
Queen Street Mall, Brisbane City
Wednesday, 9 July 2025, 12 - 1pm
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Musgrave Park Family Fun Day
Musgrave Park, South Brisbane
Friday, 11 July 2025, 9am - 5pm
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Brisbane Open House 2025
Various locations across Brisbane.
Saturday, 19 July - Sunday, 20 July 2025
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Gathering - His and Her Story Showcase
Queen Street Mall, Brisbane City
Wednesday, 23 July 2025, 12 - 1pm
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Brisbane Biodiversity Forum - The Importance of Biodiversity - Urban Forestry and Threatened Species in Brisbane and Kobe, Japan
Botanic Gardens Auditorium, Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha
Thursday, 24 July 2025, 4 - 6pm
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'the churchie' 2025 Finalists' Exhibition
Metro Arts, West End
Friday, 25 July - Saturday, 9 August 2025
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OUTDOOR GALLERY EXHIBITION 'Craig & Karl: Rear Vision'
Brisbane City Council presents the latest Outdoor Gallery exhibition Craig & Karl: Rear Vision, co-curated by Carrie McCarthy and Angela Goddard, from 14 June to 20 October 2025. Craig & Karl: Rear Vision is a dynamic, playful exploration of one of Queensland's most internationally successful creative exports. With their signature visual language defined by bold colour, graphic precision and infectious joy, the exhibition features some of Craig & Karl’s most celebrated series exploring themes of community, identity, imagination and love. Co-curated by Carrie McCarthy and Angela Goddard (from Griffith University Art Museum), Craig & Karl: Rear Vision includes many works never exhibited in Australia to serve as a homecoming prelude ahead of their Australian-exclusive exhibition and major public art interventions with Griffith University Art Museum and Brisbane Festival in September 2025. Craig Redman & Karl Maier first teamed up in 1996 after meeting as students at the Queensland College of Art & Design, Brisbane. They came to attention as co-founders of design collective Rinzen before establishing themselves as collaborative duo Craig & Karl in 2011. Their beginnings in Brisbane continue to inform their practice, regularly incorporating homages to the city that helped launch their careers. Their dynamic aesthetic employs the artists’ signature message of humour, joy and optimism to explore themes of community, identity, imagination, and love. Council’s Outdoor Gallery transforms Brisbane’s laneways and city streets into imaginative, curious and engaging spaces. We invite you to explore Brisbane’s hidden gems through Outdoor Gallery’s exhibition artworks found on light boxes and banners, in vitrines and as evening projections. For more information, on public programming and associated events visit Council’s website. Image Credit: Craig & Karl Hi! 2024. Digital print. Image courtesy of the artists.

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.

Little Artist’s Eye Spy
Polish your peepers! You never know what you might spot. There is plenty for little eyes to spy with this free MoB Kids activity sheet. Transform your Museum visit into an exciting game of Eye Spy and discover details you might otherwise have missed. Can you spot the flowers? This playful Museum experience will immerse you in all manners of local art, history and culture, encompassing five different exhibitions. Ask our friendly staff at MoB reception when you arrive. We have activity sheets for children and their parents or carers. Museum of Brisbane is Brisbane City Council's leading history and art museum where you can experience our city's vibrant culture. For more information, visit the MoB Little Artist's Eye Spy website.

Micro Museum
What will you collect? Welcome to Micro Museum – a space for telling stories through objects. You are invited to explore the fascinating world of collecting, and uncover the memories that objects hold. Inspired by major exhibition Precious in this space you are the curator. You can select, sort and arrange a wide array of items, many of which are second-hand or vintage. Each object holds memories, and now you can create your own.

Fishing fun
Bookings essential. Enjoy learning or brushing up on your land based skills with the multi award winning team at 2 Bent Rods. All bait, tackle and equipment is provided. Sunglasses are optional. This is a Chillout event suitable for young people 10-17 years.

Botanical treasure hunt
Crack the clues to discover the natural treasures hidden within the Botanic Gardens at Mt Coot-tha. Work alone or in a group and explore the Botanic Gardens to solve this exciting treasure hunt. We have an activity suitable for ages 12 and under, with 2 age appropriate treasure hunt activities to choose from. Please bring a pencil or pen and wear a hat and enclosed shoes. This is a self-guided activity as you wander the botanic gardens. Collect your treasure hunt flyer from the Visitor Information Centre.

Forest Lake mobile library
Tuesday weekly from 9.30 - 4pm, excludes public holidays

Who drops a lot
Do plants feel the cold? Some trees seem to clutch their leaves tightly to them during the winter months and some like to drop them all and go naked. Come explore our Temperate Region Plants Garden during our Winter Hub school holiday activities and see ‘who drops a lot’. Collect fallen leaves, make leaf rubbings and tracings, sketch, colour and write about your favourite Autumn leaf. Explore leaf shape, colour and venation and take home a leafy journey stick of your winter fun. All materials provided. Requirements: Children under 16 are to be accompanied by an adult. Please wear a hat and enclosed shoes; and bring a keep cup or water bottle. Bring a picnic blanket and lunch to enjoy on our grassy lawn. Location: Meet at Temperate Garden. This workshop supports the Botanic Gardens' commitment to creating a plant loving community dedicated to putting the plant back into Planet.

Clock Tower Tour
Discover the hidden secrets of your heritage-listed City Hall building with a guided tour of Brisbane’s iconic Clock Tower. The Clock Tower Tour is a “must do” while in Brisbane! For many years, City Hall’s Clock Tower elevated the building to Brisbane’s tallest, offering visitors a magnificent 360 degree view of the city around them. Whilst the view has changed significantly over the last 90 years, the time-honoured tradition of “taking a trip up the tower” happily continues at Museum of Brisbane. The Clock Tower Tour includes a ride in one of Brisbane’s oldest working cage lifts, a look behind Australia’s largest analogue clock faces and time to explore the observation platform that shares a unique perspective of your city. See if you can catch a glimpse of the bells! Make a booking online today to secure your spot! Spaces are limited and fill up quickly. Date & Time 10:15am - 4:45pm Daily, every 15 minutes Please arrive 15 minutes before your tour.

Free guided tour - Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha
Take a free volunteer guided walk to learn about the plants and features at Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha. Our volunteer guides all have a love for Brisbane’s Botanic Gardens and a desire to share their passion and knowledge with visitors. Walking tours for individuals and small groups (up to ten people) are free and do not require a booking. Have a larger group? Find out more about booking walks for groups 10 or more in size. Meeting point: Meet at the Mt Coot-tha Visitor Information Centre. Note: Walks may be subject to environmental conditions and guide capacity on the day.

Free guided tour - City Botanic Gardens
Take a free volunteer guided walk to learn about the plants and features at the City Botanic Gardens. Our volunteer guides all have a love for Brisbane’s Botanic Gardens and a desire to share their passion and knowledge with visitors. The walks are taken at a gentle pace for about one hour. Walking tours for individuals or small groups (no more than ten people) are free and do not require a booking. Have a larger group? Find out more about booking walks for groups 10 or more in size. Location: Meet at the City Botanic Gardens Information Kiosk (next to the Queensland University of Technology’s Main Drive pathway). Note: Walks may be subject to environmental conditions and guide capacity on the day.

Freestyle scooter clinic
Learn new skills on your scooter that will help you ride skate parks safetly and have more fun! This is a Chillout event suitable for young people 4-17 years.
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Where to Stay in Brisbane
Discover our handpicked selection of the best accommodation options across Brisbane

W Brisbane
Luxury hotel in the heart of Brisbane with river views, featuring a rooftop pool and modern design.

The Westin Brisbane
Elegant 5-star hotel with a focus on wellness, featuring the Heavenly® Spa and a stunning swim-up pool bar.

Brisbane Marriott Hotel
Sophisticated luxury hotel offering panoramic views of the Brisbane River, featuring bespoke dining experiences and elegant rooms.

Hilton Brisbane
Iconic 5-star hotel located in Queen Street Mall with spacious rooms, a tennis court and award-winning dining options.

Mantra on Queen
Comfortable aparthotel offering self-contained accommodations with city views and an outdoor pool.

Emporium Hotel South Bank
Award-winning 5-star boutique hotel with rooftop bar and infinity pool overlooking the city.

The Sebel Brisbane South Bank
Upscale aparthotel with well-appointed rooms and kitchenettes close to Brisbane Convention Centre.

Mantra South Bank
Contemporary hotel with apartment-style accommodations across from the Brisbane Convention Centre.
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