The Wetlands by Paper Hands

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.

Outdoor Gallery: Frazer Campbell exhibition 'Portraiture in the Square' at Town Square, Fish Lane Arts Precinct

'Portrait in the Square' by Frazer Campbell is a pop-up exhibition presented in partnership between Brisbane City Council's Outdoor Gallery and Fish Lane Arts Precinct. It will be on display from 5 August to 11 October 2026.Frazer Campbell's portraiture, installed in the vitrines at Fish Lane's Town Square, offers a contemplative pause within one of Brisbane's busiest urban corridors. The works draw out the layered depth of individual lives in a fast-paced city environment. These original artworks act as quiet anchors, reflecting personal histories and the universal human experience and inviting passersby to recognise fragments of their own stories in another's gaze, gesture or posture.Technically, Frazer's practice sits at the intersection of close observation and expressive mark-making, using layered surfaces and tonal nuance to suggest the complexity of identity.Frazer Campbell is a Brisbane-based emerging artist known for his intense, emotionally charged portraits in oils and acrylics. Influenced by literature, film and music, his award-winning work explores identity and connection through colour, cinematic drama, and deep empathy, all shaped by his lived experience."I am intrigued by certain faces, especially expressions at the unhappier end of the emotional spectrum: existential angst, psychic dread." - Frazer CampbellFrazer Campbell is featured in Council's latest Outdoor Gallery exhibition, AMPLIFY ME!, a celebration of Brisbane artists with lived experience of disability that showcases their work in accessible outdoor spaces across the city. Grounded in inclusive arts practice, the exhibition encourages collaboration and barrier-free creativity, supporting lasting connections, inclusion and social change across Brisbane's cultural landscape.AMPLIFY ME! is curated by Nicole Crosswell and runs from 21 November 2025 to 25 October 2026.This program is part of Council's Outdoor Gallery, which transforms Brisbane's laneways, streets and car parks into imaginative spaces for everyone, showcasing art in light boxes, banners, vitrines and evening projections.This program is delivered in partnership with Fish Lane Arts Precinct.Image Credit: Photography by Joseph Rucklie.Location: The vitrines at Fish Lane's Town Square.

Strong is the New Pretty

Suzie Miller, the celebrated Australian playwright behind sell-out smash hit RBG: Of Many, One and international phenomenon Prima Facie, turns her extraordinary talents to the historical formation of the AFLW in this world premiere.In 2010, an official report into the state of Australian Rules Football recommended the creation of a national women's league. Seven years and a whole lot of grit, passion and fancy footwork later, the AFLW was born. This is the untold story of the extraordinary characters that took the league from a pipe dream to a sensation the sports world could no longer ignore.Get ready to barrack your heart out for a performance that promises a nail-biting match, not just for sport lovers but anyone looking to be uplifted by an inspiring story of determination, legacy and pride.Brisbane Festival is an initiative of the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council. Discover the full 2026 festival program now via the Brisbane Festival website.

The Choir of Man

Olivier Award-nominated, West End acclaimed, and globally adored - hundreds of thousands of fans across four continents can't be wrong - this is the show the whole world has been raising a glass to. Stunning harmonies and foot-stomping singalongs, brimming with hits - all with a real bar on stage. A wildly talented cast of nine (extra)ordinary guys - world-class tap dancers, slam poets, multi-instrumentalists and powerhouse singers - who serve it all, live.Discover the worldwide smash hit featuring music from artists such as Queen, Sia, Paul Simon, Adele, Luther Vandross, Guns N' Roses, Avicii, and Katy Perry, to name just a few. From sell-out seasons at the Sydney Opera House to packed houses across the US, Europe and Australia, this show has conquered the globe one pub at a time.An uplifting celebration of community and friendship, with something for everyone. Enjoy 75 minutes of foot-stomping entertainment, including a 15-minute preshow, unlike anything else.Location: Magic Mirrors Spiegeltent - Festival VillageBrisbane Festival is an initiative of the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council. Discover the full 2026 festival program now via the Brisbane Festival website.

Brisbane Festival

This year, the Festival moves with the rhythm of Brisbane itself. Inspired by Brisbane being the world's earliest rising city, the program stretches from First Light through to After Dark.Across every corner of the program - from theatre, music, dance, circus, and puppetry to intimate encounters and large-scale spectacles - you will discover World Premieres, Australian Exclusives, and extraordinary artists from Queensland, across Australia, and around the globe.Discover the full 2026 festival program now via the Brisbane Festival website.Brisbane Festival is an initiative of the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council.

Verso Projects. Festival Village, South Bank

The civic heart of Brisbane Festival.From sunrise to last call Verso Projects. Festival Village, South Bank is the civic heart of Brisbane Festival - a riverside gathering place alive with music, performance, food, art and nightlife from sunrise to late night.As the city wakes, mornings begin with sunrise rituals, soundscapes, movement and daybreak dance parties by the river. Through the day, the Village hums with free activities for all ages - giant singalongs, pop-up performances, workshops, conversations and moments of surprise around every corner.Then, as night falls, the energy shifts. Bright Nights by ANZ transforms the skyline in an explosion of sound, water and light, and the Village switches on after dark with live music, DJs and late-night revelry.Come for a headline show or stumble into something completely unexpected. Grab a drink, pull up a seat by the river, follow the lights, join the party and stay for one more. The Village is where the city gathers to switch on, light up and come alive together.Brisbane Festival is an initiative of the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council. Discover the full 2026 festival program now via the Brisbane Festival website.

Northey Street Organic Farmers Market

There are a wide variety of organic fruits, veg, microgreens, grains and seeds, herbs and spices, meat, seafood, dairy, bread, milk, cheese, eggs, honey, pantry items, vegan food, ethical gifts, health and well-being services, kids activities, the City Farm Nursery, coffee, tea, juice, green smoothies, kombucha and Chai or Iced Matcha with your scrummy organic breakfast.For more information, visit the Northey Street City Farm website.

Transurban Bridge to Brisbane 2026

The Transurban Bridge to Brisbane is Queensland's largest community fun run event, attracting around 40,000 participants each year.Celebrating its 30th year, Bridge to Brisbane takes place on Sunday 13 September 2026. You can be a one of thousands of runners, walkers, and wheelers traversing the iconic Gateway Bridge and local Brisbane streets to raise millions for local charities.You can choose from 2 course options:10km course: starts at the southern end of the Gateway Bridge in Murarrie, takes participants over the bridge, and ends at the Brisbane Showgrounds.5km course: Starts at Hercules Park in Hamilton, moves along Kingsford Smith Drive, and loops through Bowen Hills to finish at the Brisbane Showgrounds.After the race, you can celebrate with friends and family at the Finish Village at the Brisbane Showgrounds, with delicious food live entertainment, free rides and more.

Green waste: Free drop-off weekend - Nudgee

Prepare your home for summer storms with Council's free green waste drop-off weekends!Make the most of our free green waste recycling event to ensure you correctly dispose of your household garden waste.The 2026 free green waste drop-off weekends will be held on: Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 August Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October.The resource recovery centres are open from 6.30am to 5.45pm every day, located at: 728 Tilley Road, Chandler 101 Upper Kedron Road, Ferny Grove 1372 Nudgee Road, Nudgee Beach 360 Sherbrooke Road, Willawong.Acceptable green waste includes: branches grass clippings loose bark palm fronds pruning from shrubs, trees and weeds.Outside of these dates, residents can use their waste vouchers or their green waste recycling bin to dispose of garden waste.

Green waste: Free drop-off weekend - Ferny Grove

Prepare your home for summer storms with Council's free green waste drop-off weekends!Make the most of our free green waste recycling event to ensure you correctly dispose of your household garden waste.The 2026 free green waste drop-off weekends will be held on: Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 August Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October.The resource recovery centres are open from 6.30am to 5.45pm every day, located at: 728 Tilley Road, Chandler 101 Upper Kedron Road, Ferny Grove 1372 Nudgee Road, Nudgee Beach 360 Sherbrooke Road, Willawong.Acceptable green waste includes: branches grass clippings loose bark palm fronds pruning from shrubs, trees and weeds.Outside of these dates, residents can use their waste vouchers or their green waste recycling bin to dispose of garden waste.

Green waste: Free drop-off weekend - Chandler

Prepare your home for summer storms with Council's free green waste drop-off weekends!Make the most of our free green waste recycling event to ensure you correctly dispose of your household garden waste.The 2026 free green waste drop-off weekends will be held on: Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 August Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October.The resource recovery centres are open from 6.30am to 5.45pm every day, located at: 728 Tilley Road, Chandler 101 Upper Kedron Road, Ferny Grove 1372 Nudgee Road, Nudgee Beach 360 Sherbrooke Road, Willawong.Acceptable green waste includes: branches grass clippings loose bark palm fronds pruning from shrubs, trees and weeds.Outside of these dates, residents can use their waste vouchers or their green waste recycling bin to dispose of garden waste.

Green waste: Free drop-off weekend - Willawong

Prepare your home for summer storms with Council's free green waste drop-off weekends!Make the most of our free green waste recycling event to ensure you correctly dispose of your household garden waste.The 2026 free green waste drop-off weekends will be held on: Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 August Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October.The resource recovery centres are open from 6.30am to 5.45pm every day, located at: 728 Tilley Road, Chandler 101 Upper Kedron Road, Ferny Grove 1372 Nudgee Road, Nudgee Beach 360 Sherbrooke Road, Willawong.Acceptable green waste includes: branches grass clippings loose bark palm fronds pruning from shrubs, trees and weeds.Outside of these dates, residents can use their waste vouchers or their green waste recycling bin to dispose of garden waste.

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