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Find the best history events and make the most of your time in Brisbane. From music to science and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Explore Newstead House, Brisbane's oldest domestic dwelling, built in 1846 for Patrick Leslie. This historic site showcases its transformation from a Colonial Georgian cottage into a quintessential homestead. Enjoy a self-guided tour from 10 am to 2 pm to uncover its rich history and architectural evolution. A unique opportunity to experience one of Brisbane's most iconic heritage locations.
Discover Newstead House, Brisbane's oldest surviving domestic dwelling, originally built in 1846 for Patrick Leslie. This historic site highlights its evolution from a Colonial Georgian-style cottage into a classic Queensland homestead. The guided tour begins at 11.30am and lasts approximately 60 minutes, offering insights into the rich history and architecture of the property. Experience the charm and heritage of this iconic landmark.
Explore Newstead House, Brisbane's oldest domestic dwelling, built in 1846 for Patrick Leslie. This historic site showcases its transformation from a Colonial Georgian cottage into a quintessential homestead. Enjoy a self-guided tour from 10 am to 4 pm to uncover its rich history and architectural evolution. A unique opportunity to experience one of Brisbane's most iconic heritage locations.
Discover Newstead House, Brisbane's oldest surviving domestic dwelling, originally built in 1846 for Patrick Leslie. This historic site highlights its evolution from a Colonial Georgian-style cottage into a classic Queensland homestead. The guided tour begins at 2pm and lasts approximately 60 minutes, offering insights into the rich history and architecture of the property. Experience the charm and heritage of this iconic landmark.
Learn about our Air Force journey in Southeast Queensland from the 1930s to the present day.
Discover Newstead House, Brisbane's oldest surviving domestic dwelling, originally built in 1846 for Patrick Leslie. This historic site highlights its evolution from a Colonial Georgian-style cottage into a classic Queensland homestead. The guided tour begins at 11.30am and lasts approximately 60 minutes, offering insights into the rich history and architecture of the property. Experience the charm and heritage of this iconic landmark.
Government House, also known as Fernberg, is Queensland's premier heritage home and the working residence of the Queensland Governor. Take a guided tour of the House, including the stately Dining Room, Drawing Room, Investiture Room and Small Sitting Room, and enjoy the extensive art collection on display, including works on loan from the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art and the Royal Collection Trust.
Step into the story of Roma Street Parkland with a free, volunteer-led guided tour that explores its fascinating evolution. From its early days as a bustling rail yard to its transformation into one of the world’s largest subtropical city parklands, discover how this iconic space has been shaped by history, vision and community. As you journey through beautifully landscaped gardens, lush lawns, and historic landmarks, our passionate volunteers will bring the park’s rich past to life – sharing little-know facts, design insights and tales of transformation. It’s the perfect way to see how nature, culture and creativity have come together to create a Brisbane treasure.
Uncover the intriguing story of Hannah Rigby, the last convict woman of Moreton Bay. Jane Smith's presentation will reveal new information about this remarkable woman as celebrated in her biography One Free Woman.
Hear poignant stories of love, loss and reunion from World War I and II. Back by popular demand, this talk will feature new romances and personal stories, as well as showcasing emotive historical artifacts, images and letters from State Library’s collections.
Ever wondered what went down in Old Government House? Explore the fascinating stories of the influential figures who once called this grand building home, from Queensland’s early governors to the pivotal moments that shaped the state’s future. Hear about the lavish parties, significant events, and the major political decisions that were made within its walls. This immersive experience is perfect for history enthusiasts, heritage lovers, and anyone with a curiosity for the remarkable past of Queensland's most iconic buildings. Don't miss out on this opportunity to discover Old Government House this February.
Join Keith Boulton OAM, Queensland Maritime Museum Hon/Life Member and Volunteer, as he relates the history of the Brisbane Tugboat Forceful. The presentation is supported by many rare and historical photos.