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Step into a world of musical drama, beauty and timeless storytelling at the 33rd annual 4MBS Festival of Classics. Celebrating the Art of Opera, this year’s Festival explores early operatic influences and soaring Romantic masterpieces, alongside a diverse program showcasing hundreds of Queensland musicians. Unfolding across a month, Brisbane will be buzzing with the sounds of virtuosic soloists, operatic stars, exquisite ensembles and spectacular symphony orchestras in venues across Brisbane. Major highlights include: Verdi's Divas Opera is Born Piano Marathon: In the Key of Opera Joan Sutherland SpectacularView the full program and book now!
Enjoy the display 'The Wetlands', by local artist Paper Hands, at Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre as part of the Community Art Wall. Paper Hands (Holly Nielson) is a Brisbane-based illustrator. She finds that "… art is a way for me to communicate, reflect and dance with this weird and wonderful life. My artwork is often exploring the power of regeneration, through the connection of nature and the individual." 'The Wetlands' was inspired by the natural beauty of the Boondall Wetlands, a unique and significant nature reserve which encapsulates more than 1000 hectares of tidal flats, mangroves, saltmarsh, hypersaline and grassland flats, casuarinas, melaleuca, eucalypt and rainforest plants. This ongoing display can be viewed from May to September: Tuesday to Friday, 9am-4pmSaturday and Sunday, 9am-12pm.About the Community Art Wall: Located in the Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre, the Community Art Wall is a small, ongoing display which aims to celebrate and promote environmental awareness through art by featuring work from local artists and community groups that reflect environmental themes such as sustainability, biodiversity and connection to nature. If you are interested in displaying your art on the Community Art Wall, please see opportunities for artists.
Friends of Balmoral Cemetery are running a Photography Competition for the month of June. Post your best photo onto the FOBC Facebook page during the month of June (closing date 30 June 2026). The winner will win a certificate and a Riverbend Book Voucher.
So what's an "LGA," anyway? Greater Brisbane is made up of five major Local Government Areas, each with its own unique character and attractions. From the bustling city center to coastal escapes and cultural communities, explore what makes each LGA special.
The heart of Queensland's capital, Brisbane City is a vibrant metropolitan centre home to about 1.36 million people. This bustling urban centre offers world-class dining, cultural attractions and the iconic Brisbane River winding through the city.
1.36M
1,343 km²
North of Brisbane, the City of Moreton Bay offers stunning coastline, pristine beaches and charming hinterland towns. With over 520,000 residents, it's ideal for beach lovers and those chasing a relaxed coastal lifestyle.
520K
2,042 km²
South-east of Brisbane, Redland City combines mainland suburbs and island communities. Home to around 170,000 residents, it's celebrated for its waterfront lifestyle, island escapes and natural beauty.
170K
537 km²
South of Brisbane, Logan City is a culturally diverse area with nearly 390,000 residents from more than 217 cultures. It's known for its multicultural communities, expansive parks and vibrant local events.
390K
958 km²
Queensland's oldest provincial city, Ipswich blends rich heritage with modern growth. About 260,000 people now call it home, enjoying historic streetscapes, nature reserves and new urban precincts.
260K
1,094 km²
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