On January 26, make the most of your Australia Day festivities by going to South Bank for this year’s entertaining and delicious Great Australian Bites event.
The South Bank Parklands’ Riverside Green will come alive with pop-up stalls selling delectable fare from well-known vendors. At the same time, local performers take the stage for an exciting music and family-friendly entertainment program to keep everyone entertained. There will be an entertaining entertainment program and a list of participating restaurants and food vendors.
Great Australian Bites is proudly supported by the Hit Network and Triple M and is presented by the Queensland Government in collaboration with the National Australia Day Council.
Take advantage of Brisbane’s other fantastic events while you’re there.
Moonlight Cinema – Brisbane
This summer, Australia’s favourite, Moonlight Cinema, presented by Energizer, is back with more films shown outside. The Roma Street Parkland’s designer gardens and expansive lawns are waiting for you. Bring your friends and family together and pack your picnic snacks and drinks. Brisbane’s Moonlight Cinema runs through February 19.
You can catch the following films if you plan a long weekend trip with the family.
Minions: The Rise of Gru – January 26
Operation Fortune: Ruse De Guerre – January 27
Puss In Boots: The Last Wish – January 28
Twilight – January 29
Bat Out of Hell – The Rock Musical
The award-winning wild child rock musical, based on one of the best-selling albums of all time, has a ton of hits, including “You Took The Words Right Out of My Mouth,” “Bat Out of Hell,” and “I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That). This rock extravaganza, an epic love story of rebellious youth and passion, brings to life the legendary hits of Jim Steinman in a thrilling two-and-a-half-hour rock performance.
The Brisbane Entertainment Centre presents BAT OUT OF HELL – THE ROCK MUSICAL on January 30!
And why not also take in Brisbane’s cultural history? Here are some free tours that the whole family can participate in.
Museum of Brisbane
The Museum of Brisbane is in King George Square on Level 3 of Brisbane City Hall. City Hall is Brisbane’s top heritage structure and holds a special place in the hearts of its citizens as the “People’s Place.” make sure to visit the museum and join the following tours.
Museum Highlights Tour: The Museum of Brisbane is a place where you can learn and explore Brisbane’s history. This tour, created by the museum’s curatorial staff and led by a MoB Tour Guide, explores the rich past of Brisbane while delving deeper into the themes of the current exhibitions.
Brisbane City Hall Tour: A guided tour will reveal the mysteries of Brisbane’s heritage-listed City Hall building. Brisbane’s City Hall, on the National Register of Historic Places, is at the city’s centre and has a striking neo-classical façade, mosaic tiles, stained-glass windows, and high ceilings.
Clock Tower Tours: A guided tour of Brisbane’s famous Clock Tower will reveal the heritage-listed City Hall building’s untold secrets. For many years, City Hall’s Clock Tower made the structure Brisbane’s tallest, providing guests with a breathtaking 360-degree view of the city below.
Brisbane City Hall Organ Tour: Father Henry Willis and Sons Organ is at the focal point of the Auditorium at Brisbane City Hall, a copper-domed auditorium constructed in 1891–1892. One of the few organists qualified to play this top instrument offers insights into the heritage-listed organ as you explore it.
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