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Find the best art events and make the most of your time in Brisbane. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
The Love Me Again Market is the ultimate place to shop pre-loved designer and popular label clothing, shoes and accessories from Brisbane’s most stylish.
Join the Living Museum of Logan in a lightly guided session to create a series of still life drawings.
Join us at Petrie Terrace Gallery for the opening of the Queensland Figurative and to celebrate the winning artworks!
You’re at Australia’s Met Gala—a black‑tie fashion night where every arrival is a statement and the evening crowns the next fashion icon.
Come along for a cozy morning of crafting and connecting! Bring along a crafty project and connect with likeminded people.
The Love Me Again Market is the ultimate place to shop pre-loved designer and popular label clothing, shoes and accessories from Brisbane’s most stylish.
Using archival materials and contemporary processes, the exhibition is an emergent offering of cultural variations emanating from the Great Ocean; Sāmoa.
Join us for a tour of the 'Wayne Coolwell: Through Mununjali Eyes' showcase in kuril dhagun. Free First Nations led showcase tours are held fortnightly and alternate with free tours led by a special guest. This showcase celebrates Wayne’s life and legacy through his own photography, revealing the people, places, and moments that shaped his remarkable journey.
Join us for the Up Late event at the Book Links Story Art Exhibition. Free admission but please register for catering purposes. This annual event showcases local artist-illustrators whose work includes creating beautiful books for children. The participants will have illustrations, models and other art on display. Books will be available for purchase. This year’s artists are: Gus Gordon, Into the Bewilderness, Finding Francois, Somewhere Else, Herman and Rosie, Jen Horn, Juniper’s Painting, Skippy Blackfeet, Where Are the Butterflies, Sprout, Sarah Capon, Grow Big Little Seed, Monty Lee, Tilly in a Tangle, Grumpy Bear, Grouchy Bear, Songs to Edward Lear, Theo’s Princess, A Special Treat, Yvonne Mes, Sue Wright.
Looking for a meaningful way to relax, create, and connect with your inner artist? Join our Painting Workshop on Saturday 11 April 2026 1:00pm to 4:15pm and dive into a colourful world of self-expression; no experience needed! Guests will paint a still life image guided by local artist Tanya Burkitt. Tanya completed an art major as part of her teaching degree and mainly works in acrylic. Her paintings are vivid and colourful, and inspired by a long-held love from a gardening family. One of Tanya’s recent works is currently part of the Royal Queensland Art Society’s “Wild Things” exhibition. Tanya's work has also been exhibited in the Brisbane Rotary Art Show. Tickets $55.00pp and raffle tickets are $5.00 each or 3 for $10.00. Donations of any amount are welcome to support the costs associated with running the conference in light. All proceeds will benefit the operational costs of the D9620 Interact Conference 2026. By supporting this event, you will help bring young Interactors from across Queensland together for a day of inspiration and development! Tea and light refreshments will be served. Book now to enjoy an afternoon painting workshop and support the 2026 Interact Conference and the next generation of service leaders.
Join artist Dhana Merritt in this gentle participatory workshop during Slow Art Day. Guided by artist and naturopath Dhana Merritt, this workshop blends unhurried practices of gentle observation with the preparation and tasting of herbal teas. You are invited to linger with the colours and textures of work in our current exhibitions. Then, slow right down and reflect on subtle shifts within as you sip warming herbs and spices that support a conscious transition from autumn into winter. Slow looking can be a form of nourishment, just as herbal teas bring comfort and joy. This workshop celebrates rest and contemplation as a form of care. Participants will be invited to blend a small personal tea sachet to take home. Slow Art Day is a global event each year, celebrating different ways of engaging with and looking slowly at art.
Celebrate African excellence at the annual AfriQueensland Awards 2026, presented by the Queensland African Communities Council. Enjoy a night of inspiration, cultural celebration, and powerful stories of resilience and success—featuring awards, entertainment, and the opportunity to connect with leaders, change-makers, and community members. Dress up, celebrate African excellence, and be part of an unforgettable night!