Family Fun in Brisbane: July 25–27 2025 Lineup

Looking for a fun-filled family weekend? Brisbane is brimming with exciting activities for kids of all ages, from outdoor adventures and creative markets to musicals and community festivals. Whether you’re chasing mini steam trains, sampling dumplings, or catching a live show, there’s something to keep every member of the family entertained. Here’s your go-to guide for family-friendly events happening across Brisbane this weekend.

Seventeen Mile Rocks

Billy’s Buddies Ball Sports
Rocks Riverside Park
25 July 2025
Let the kids run, throw and kick their way through this energetic ball sports session designed just for them.
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Wakerley

Mums and Bubs Babywearing Fitness
Wakerley Park
25 July 2025
A gentle and fun fitness session for new mums—bubs welcome in carriers.
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Fortitude Valley

8848 Momo House 10-Year Anniversary
Brunswick Street Mall
25 July 2025
Celebrate a decade of delicious Nepalese cuisine with family-friendly festivities.
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James St Food + Wine Trail 2025
James St
27 July 2025
A full-day event offering tasty treats, cooking demos, and a vibrant street atmosphere.
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South Brisbane

The Collective Markets
Little Stanley Street
25 July 2025
Browse stalls filled with handmade goodies, food, and family-friendly entertainment.
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Collect Fest Brisbane: Where Collections Collide
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
26–27 July 2025
For young collectors and curious minds, this festival showcases rare finds and quirky displays.
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QAGOMA Winter Design Market
Queensland Art Gallery & Gallery of Modern Art
26–27 July 2025
Discover local handmade products, arts and crafts—perfect for creative little minds.
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Carindale

Carindale Reserve Park Weekend – Mermaid Theme with Gumtreekids
Carindale Recreation Reserve
26 July 2025
A magical day of storytelling, games, and outdoor fun inspired by mermaids.
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Moorooka

Mother Goose’s Misplaced Tales
Little Village Cafe & Playcentre
26 July 2025
A whimsical theatre show perfect for younger audiences, packed with laughs and nursery rhyme fun.
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Manly

Manly Creative Markets
Little Bayside Park
27 July 2025
Stroll by the waterfront while shopping handmade goods and enjoying live entertainment.
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Mt Coot-tha

Magic Globe: A Story of the Seasons
Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium
27 July 2025
A planetarium show that takes kids on a seasonal journey around the world.
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Bracken Ridge

Miniature Steam Train Rides
McPherson Park
27 July 2025
All aboard! Ride these tiny trains around a fun mini-track.
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Camp Hill

Camp Hill Country Day
Perth Street Park
27 July 2025
An old-fashioned day out with market stalls, rides, and live music.
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The Gap

Thunderbolt: The Musical
JA R Hall, The Gap State High School
24–26 July 2025
A swashbuckling stage production suitable for school-aged kids.
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Carina

San Sisto College Musical – Freaky Friday
San Sisto College Siena Centre
25–26 July 2025
A quirky, fun musical showcasing student talent and live theatre.
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Upper Mount Gravatt

Clairvaux MacKillop College Tours 2025
Clairvaux MacKillop College
25 July – 28 August 2025
Tour the campus and meet staff at this welcoming school open day.
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Mount Gravatt

Mt Gravatt Show
Mt Gravatt Showgrounds
26–27 July 2025
A classic family show with rides, showbags, animal displays, and food stalls.
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Runcorn

U16 Buccaneers Academy
Runcorn State High School
27–31 July, 1–31 August 2025
A chance for young athletes to sharpen their football skills.
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Brisbane families are spoiled for choice this weekend. From planetarium shows and park festivals to musicals and markets, there’s a treasure trove of events to keep little ones engaged and grown-ups happy. Whether you’re exploring your neighbourhood or venturing out to a new one, don’t miss these fun-filled opportunities to create lasting memories together.

Art Ignites Brisbane: Your Creative Weekend Guide from 25–27 July 2025

From live jazz and candlelit tributes to thought-provoking art exhibitions, Brisbane’s creative pulse beats strong this weekend. Whether you’re captivated by classical music, intrigued by Indigenous storytelling, or looking to meet emerging artists and authors, there’s something to stir every imagination. Across the city, venues transform into vibrant spaces for celebration, reflection, and connection. Dive into a weekend where art takes centre stage, across canvases, pages, stages, and soundscapes.

Fortitude Valley

Guess Who’s Coming to the Corroboree: Late Night Sketches – Vernon Ah Kee in Conversation w/ Uncle Noel Blair
Outer Space
25 July 2025
An evening of storytelling, cultural exchange, and powerful dialogue.
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Artist Talk: Max Athans
Institute of Modern Art
26 July 2025
Explore the process and philosophy of a local visual artist at the top of his craft.
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Theatre of The Last Breath
Humanitas High School
25 – 27 July 2025
A raw, experimental theatre performance blurring boundaries and breath.
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South Brisbane

Clancestry: Black History Month – HERstory | HIStory
Melbourne Street Green
25 July 2025
A live celebration of First Nations voices through music and storytelling.
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Griffith Film School x Access:VFX Industry Panel
Griffith Film School
25 July 2025
A night of industry insight and networking for emerging creatives.
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Story Seeds with Hilary Bell
Queensland Writers Centre
26 July 2025
A workshop for aspiring storytellers, led by a renowned Australian playwright.
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Voxalis Opera – Ravel 150
Opera Queensland Studio
25 – 26 July 2025
An exquisite vocal recital celebrating Ravel’s legacy.
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Clancestry: The Visitors By Jane Harrison and directed by Wesley Enoch
QPAC Playhouse
23 – 26 July 2025
A powerful theatrical exploration of first contact from an Indigenous perspective.
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Clancestry: Weaving Workshops
QPAC Playhouse Lounge
26 July and 2 August 2025
Hands-on fibre art with cultural significance.
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Jesus Christ Superstar
QPAC Lyric Theatre
Now – 10 August 2025
An electrifying rock opera revival.
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Brisbane City

Candlelight: Best of Pink Floyd
St John’s Cathedral
25 July 2025
Classical renditions of rock legends in a breathtaking venue.
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Candlelight: Best of Bridgerton on Strings
St John’s Cathedral
26 July 2025
Romantic string quartet melodies inspired by the hit show.
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2025 Canterbury Music at Customs House Concert
Customs House Brisbane
27 July 2025
An elegant afternoon of chamber music by young talent.
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Kangaroo Point

Sue Wighton & Trio
Brisbane Jazz Club
25 July 2025
A sophisticated evening of jazz vocals and rhythm.
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Big Kitty
Brisbane Jazz Club
26 July 2025
Vintage jazz grooves with a modern twist.
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Girl from Greece – Mel Lathouras & Katerini Manolatos
Brisbane Jazz Club
27 July 2025
A captivating musical tribute blending Mediterranean sound and soul.
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West End

Septet for the End of Messiaen Album Launch
Vacant Assembly
26 July 2025
A powerful musical experience featuring new interpretations and a live launch.
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Collectivo 2025 Concert Series
Thomas Dixon Centre
26 July – 1 November 2025
Bold, progressive ensemble works throughout the season.
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The Churchie Emerging Art Prize 2025
Metro Arts
26 July – 9 August 2025
Cutting-edge contemporary works from Australia’s brightest emerging artists.
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Petrie Terrace

Vanguard Burlesque
Lefty’s Music Hall
26 July 2025
A bold, cheeky night of classic burlesque with modern flair—expect feathers, sass, and show-stopping performances.
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Indooroopilly

Symphoria – Music in Motion
St Peters Lutheran College Performing Arts Centre
26 July 2025
A captivating evening of ensemble performance that celebrates music’s power to inspire movement and emotion.
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St Lucia

Opening Night: UQ Art Museum Semester 2
UQ Art Museum, St Lucia
25 July 2025
Celebrate the latest exhibition season launch.
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Bowen Hills

Swing & Blues with The Lochlan Feng Quartet
JMI Live, Bowen Hills
25 July 2025
A night of rhythm and soul with a swinging quartet.
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Mt Coot-tha

Drawing Queensland’s Threatened Species
Brisbane Botanic Gardens, Mt Coot-tha
25 July 2025
A hands-on drawing workshop celebrating native flora and fauna.
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The Gap

Thunderbolt: The Musical
JA R Hall, The Gap
24 – 26 July 2025
Bushranger ballads and dramatic flair.
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Carina

San Sisto College Musical – Freaky Friday
Siena Centre, Carina
25 – 26 July 2025
High school theatre meets hilarious body-swapping chaos.
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Moorooka

Mother Goose’s Misplaced Tales
Little Village Cafe, Moorooka
26 July 2025
Whimsical children’s theatre for curious little minds.
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Milton

Black Ink: Harmony Day Done Right
Warehouse 25, Milton
27 July 2025
Celebrating diversity through storytelling, poetry, and music.
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Albion

The Seamus Kirkpatrick Sinti Jazz Kaos Quartet
New Tricks, Albion
27 July 2025
A wild ride of jazz improvisation and world influences.
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Toowong

Meet James Lergessner
Toowong Library
26 July 2025
Meet and hear from the well-loved Queensland author.
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South Brisbane

Darren Blackman: Post Truth
Onespace Gallery, South Brisbane
25 July – 23 August 2025
A powerful solo exhibition spotlighting First Nations narratives.
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The Royal Organist
QPAC Concert Hall
26 – 27 July 2025
A grand celebration of organ mastery by QSO.
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This weekend, Brisbane becomes a canvas for culture in motion, alive with music, drama, and creative expression. Support local talent, discover new voices, and step into spaces where stories are shared and inspiration flows freely. From intimate artist talks to grand musical performances, it’s the perfect time to lose yourself in Brisbane’s rich artistic tapestry.

New to Stream This Week: July 24–30 Releases on All Platforms

Whether you’re in the mood for a chilling true crime doc, a hilarious sitcom revival, or cinematic classics, this week’s streaming schedule is stacked across platforms. From highly anticipated season drops to fresh documentaries and family movies, here’s everything new to watch from July 24 to 30.


Netflix

24 July

A Normal Woman

Category: Drama
A candid look at one woman’s attempt to reclaim her identity and independence after years of domestic expectations.
Watch

Hitmakers

Category: Documentary, Music
Go behind the scenes with today’s biggest producers and songwriters as they reveal how the hits are really made.
Watch

My Melody & Kuromi

Category: Animation, Kids
Join these Sanrio favourites for whimsical, pastel-coloured adventures in a magical world of friendship and fun.
Watch

25 July

Happy Gilmore 2

Category: Comedy, Sports
The iconic misfit golfer returns to the green with a vengeance—and a lot more bad behavior.
Watch

Trigger

Category: Thriller
A retired soldier’s quiet life spirals out of control after a single misstep draws him into a deadly web of secrets.
Watch

The Winning Try

Category: Sports, Drama
A rising rugby star battles personal demons and community pressures as he chases national glory.
Watch

28 July

WWE: Unreal

Category: Sports, Reality
Dive into the backstage drama and career stakes of the world’s most theatrical wrestling league.
Watch

29 July

Trainwreck: Storm Area 51

Category: Documentary
This gripping doc traces the bizarre viral moment that brought thousands to the Nevada desert.
Watch

30 July

Conversations with a Killer: The Son of Sam Tapes

Category: True Crime, Documentary
Dive into chilling archival audio from the infamous Son of Sam murders in this gripping docuseries.
Watch

Unspeakable Sins

Category: Drama, Mystery
Dark secrets unravel in a small-town church when a whistleblower challenges the system.
Watch


Prime Video

25 July

Maargan

Category: Drama
A powerful regional drama exploring generational family conflict and resilience in the face of societal change.

26 July

Better Man

Category: Musical Drama
This musical biopic traces the rise and personal struggles of iconic British pop star Robbie Williams.
Watch

Blade Runner

Category: Sci-Fi, Classic
The dystopian sci-fi classic returns—Rick Deckard hunts rogue replicants in a neon-lit future Los Angeles.
Watch

29 July

The Equalizer

Category: Action, Thriller
Denzel Washington stars as a former assassin drawn back into conflict to protect the innocent.
Watch


Max

24 July

Faster with Newbern and Cotten

Category: Reality, Automotive
Follow two gearheads as they take on outrageous engine builds and time-crunch challenges.

26 July

The Hitman’s Bodyguard

Category: Action, Comedy
A protection agent must guard a notorious hitman as they dodge bullets—and each other.

The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard

Category: Action, Comedy
The sequel turns up the chaos as the trio fights international threats—and marital problems.

Kindig Customs, Season 10

Category: Reality, Automotive
Master custom car builder Dave Kindig returns with more jaw-dropping builds and shop drama.

27 July

Toxic

Category: Thriller, Mystery
A woman’s attempt to leave a toxic relationship uncovers darker secrets and deadly stakes.

28 July

Vgly, Season 1

Category: Drama
An aspiring rapper fights his way through Mexico City’s gritty music scene in this edgy series.

The Thaw, Seasons 1 & 2

Category: Crime, Drama
A detective haunted by her past investigates a chilling murder amid the thaw of a long winter.

Chespirito: Not Really on Purpose

Category: Documentary
A nostalgic and in-depth look at the beloved Mexican comedian Roberto Gómez Bolaños.

Tiger

Category: Documentary, Sports
An intimate portrait of Tiger Woods, his meteoric rise, fall from grace, and iconic comeback.

Black Widows: Wh*res and Hustlers

Category: Crime, Docuseries
Explore the shocking lives of women who blurred the lines between business, betrayal, and crime.

29 July

Late Night Lockup, Season 2

Category: Reality, Crime
Ride along as officers patrol wild nights, unpredictable arrests, and jaw-dropping antics.
Watch

Celebrity IOU, Season 3

Category: Reality, Renovation
Watch celebrities give back through surprise home makeovers for the people who changed their lives.
Watch


Stan

24 July

Scoop

Category: Drama
This behind-the-scenes political drama explores the cost of chasing a headline.

Mother and Son (2023): Season 1

Category: Comedy, Family
A modern retelling of the classic Australian sitcom where generational misunderstandings lead to plenty of laughs.

25 July

The Assassin

Category: Action, Foreign
A skilled killer begins to question her mission after a botched assignment exposes dark truths.
Watch

BMF: Black Mafia Family – Season 4, Episode 7

Category: Crime, Drama
Family loyalty and criminal ambition collide in the latest episode of this gritty series.
Watch

Alone – Season 12, Episode 7

Category: Survival, Reality
Ten new competitors face the brutal wilderness—completely alone.
Watch

27 July

The Accidental President (2024)

Category: Political, Documentary
Explore a moment of electoral chaos in this thought-provoking political documentary.

Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City

Category: Horror, Action
A reboot of the cult horror franchise featuring survival, gore, and a deadly viral outbreak.

28 July

The Institute – Season 1, Episode 4

Category: Thriller
As the secrets mount, the characters confront their darkest suspicions.
Watch

The Forger

Category: Historical Drama
Based on a true story, a young Jewish man in WWII Berlin uses false identities to save lives.
Watch

Ordinary Happiness

Category: Comedy
A man given a second chance at life discovers the ridiculousness of starting over.
Watch

30 July

Little Nicholas’ Treasure

Category: Family, Adventure
A young boy embarks on a whimsical quest with big-hearted lessons along the way.
Watch


Disney+

26–29 July

Australia Tour of West Indies – T20 Matches (3rd–5th)

Category: Sports, Cricket
Catch the latest face-offs between Australia and the West Indies in this thrilling T20 series.

27 July

UFC Fight Night – Whittaker vs de Ridder

Category: Sports, MMA
Two legends clash in what’s set to be one of the most exciting UFC fights of the season.

28 July

Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time – Season 1

Category: Documentary
A compelling look at the storm that changed America and the heroes who fought to survive it.
Watch

30 July

Miley Cyrus: Something Beautiful

Category: Music, Documentary
Go behind the scenes of Miley’s latest album and tour in this intimate and emotional doc.
Watch

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia – Season 17

Category: Comedy
The gang returns for more wildly inappropriate antics in Philadelphia’s most chaotic pub.
Watch


BINGE

25 July

Rescue 999, Season 1

Category: Reality, Emergency
Get an adrenaline rush with real-life emergency calls and heroic rescues.

The Way My Way: A Camino Memoir

Category: Documentary
A personal journey of transformation along Spain’s Camino de Santiago.

26 July

Nosferatu

Category: Horror, Classic
A remastered take on the eerie 1922 vampire classic that helped define the horror genre.

27 July

Police Interceptors, Season 21

Category: Crime, Documentary
High-speed chases, busts, and the daily lives of Britain’s elite police teams.
Watch

28 July

Botched, Season 4

Category: Reality, Medical
Plastic surgery disasters and redemption stories unfold in this addictive reality hit.
Watch

29 July

The Great Australian Bake Off, Season 8, Ep1

Category: Cooking Competition
A new season of sweet creations and soggy bottoms begins!
Watch

Arrested Development, Seasons 1–4

Category: Comedy, Series
The dysfunctional Bluth family is back with their sharp wit, poor decisions, and unforgettable one-liners.

Tom Kerridge Cooks Britain, Season 1

Category: Cooking, Documentary
Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge explores British food heritage with rustic recipes and culinary stories.

30 July

Tombs Of Egypt: Imhotep, The Pyramid Creator, Season 1

Category: History, Documentary
Explore the mystery of Imhotep, ancient Egypt’s visionary builder, and the legacy of the pyramids.


Whether you’re in the mood for action-packed drama, heartwarming documentaries, or hilarious sitcoms, this week’s streaming lineup offers something fresh for every viewer. With new seasons, special releases, and trending titles dropping daily, there’s no shortage of great content to binge.

Your Week at the Movies: Brisbane Cinema Guide 17-23 July

Whether you’re chasing art house, action, retro classics, or international gems, Brisbane’s cinemas are buzzing this week with something for every moviegoer. From QAGOMA’s curated screenings to festival specials and iconic blockbusters, plan your week at the movies right here.


17 July 2025

I Know What You Did Last Summer
Teen horror gets a big-screen revival with this 90s slasher cult hit.
IMDb Rating: 5.8
Cinemas: Event Cinemas, HOYTS, Five Star, Palace, Dendy, Angelika, Cineplex
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Friendship
A college tale of friendship, identity, and betrayal with a local touch.
IMDb Rating: 7.2
Cinemas: Event Cinemas, Five Star, Palace, Dendy, Angelika, Reading
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Malice
A dark thriller where suspicion seeps into a seemingly perfect marriage.
IMDb Rating: 6.4
Cinemas: Event Cinemas, HOYTS
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Southland Tales
A surreal sci-fi vision of post-apocalyptic Los Angeles from Richard Kelly.
IMDb Rating: 5.4
Cinemas: Five Star Cinemas – New Farm
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The Divine Sarah Bernhardt
A French biographical drama about the legendary 19th-century actress.
IMDb Rating: 6.8
Cinemas: Palace Barracks
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Four Letters of Love
An emotional tale of destiny, soulmates, and missed connections.
IMDb Rating: 6.9
Cinemas: Dendy Portside
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18 July 2025

Tanvi The Great
A stirring Bollywood musical about dreams, struggle, and rising above.
IMDb Rating: 7.6
Cinemas: Event Cinemas – Mount Gravatt
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Saiyaara (Hindi, Eng Sub)
A poetic romance told with intensity, music, and heart.
IMDb Rating: 6.8
Cinemas: HOYTS – Sunnybank
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2001: A Space Odyssey
Kubrick’s sci-fi masterpiece returns in all its cosmic glory.
IMDb Rating: 8.3
Cinemas: Five Star Cinemas – New Farm
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The Princess Bride
Sword fights, giants, true love — this cult classic is as charming as ever.
IMDb Rating: 8.0
Cinemas: Dendy Powerhouse – New Farm
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Four Letters of Love
Second screening location for this romantic drama.
IMDb Rating: 6.9
Cinemas: Angelika Woolloongabba
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Footlight Parade (1933)
A dazzling backstage musical that helped define the golden age of Hollywood song-and-dance.
IMDb Rating: 7.6
Cinemas: QAGOMA, South Brisbane
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Khayal Gatha (The Khayal Saga) (1988)
A poetic and visually rich journey into the history and soul of Indian classical music.
IMDb Rating: 7.5
Cinemas: QAGOMA, South Brisbane
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19 July 2025

Andamooka
A poetic outback tale blending dream and desert.
IMDb Rating: 6.7
Cinemas: Five Star Cinemas – New Farm
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Scarface
Pacino’s iconic gangster epic hits the big screen once again.
IMDb Rating: 8.3
Cinemas: Five Star Cinemas – New Farm
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Us and the Night
A new Australian drama exploring youth, identity, and nocturnal Brisbane.
IMDb Rating: 7.1
Cinemas: Five Star Cinemas – New Farm
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Opéra de Paris: Madama Butterfly
Puccini’s tragic opera is brought to life in a stunning filmed performance.
IMDb Rating: 8.5
Cinemas: Palace Barracks
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Elio
Pixar’s newest heartwarmer about a boy chosen by aliens to represent Earth.
IMDb Rating: 7.8
Cinemas: Dendy Powerhouse – New Farm
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I Know What You Did Last Summer
Encore screening of this cult teen thriller.
IMDb Rating: 5.8
Cinemas: Dendy Powerhouse – New Farm
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Office Baroque (1977)
A rare avant-garde film exploring space, form, and artistic decay through slow cinema.
IMDb Rating: 6.4
Cinemas: QAGOMA, South Brisbane
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Columbus (2017)
A delicate drama about architecture, emotion, and unlikely connections in small-town America.
IMDb Rating: 7.1
Cinemas: QAGOMA, South Brisbane
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20 July 2025

Solaris
A hypnotic Soviet sci-fi exploration of grief and identity.
IMDb Rating: 8.0
Cinemas: Five Star Cinemas – New Farm
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Romancing the Stone
80s action and romance in one adventurous jungle romp.
IMDb Rating: 6.9
Cinemas: Dendy Powerhouse – New Farm
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Monkey Business (1931)
The Marx Brothers deliver slapstick chaos on the high seas in this screwball classic.
IMDb Rating: 7.6
Cinemas: QAGOMA, South Brisbane
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Trafic (1971)
Jacques Tati’s satire on modernity, travel, and the absurdities of progress.
IMDb Rating: 7.1
Cinemas: QAGOMA, South Brisbane
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L’Illusionniste (The Illusionist) (2010)
An Oscar-nominated animated gem about a fading magician and his accidental protégé.
IMDb Rating: 7.5
Cinemas: QAGOMA, South Brisbane
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22 July 2025

Django Unchained
Tarantino’s bloody Western classic returns for one night only.
IMDb Rating: 8.5
Cinemas: Angelika Woolloongabba
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23 July 2025

Roger Waters: This is Not a Drill – Live from Prague
A powerful concert film blending music, protest, and visual spectacle.
IMDb Rating: 8.2
Cinemas: Event Cinemas, HOYTS, Palace
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RunNation Film Festival 2025
A curated selection of inspirational running and adventure films.
IMDb Rating: 7.4
Cinemas: Five Star Cinemas – New Farm
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Superman (1978)
Christopher Reeve soars again in this timeless superhero origin story.
IMDb Rating: 7.4
Cinemas: Reading Jindalee & Newmarket
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お引越し (Moving) (1993)
A tender, nostalgic coming-of-age tale from Japan’s Heisei era.
IMDb Rating: 7.4
Cinemas: QAGOMA, South Brisbane
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Trois Couleurs Bleu (Three Colours: Blue) (1993)
Krzysztof Kieślowski’s iconic meditation on grief and liberty, starring Juliette Binoche.
IMDb Rating: 7.9
Cinemas: QAGOMA, South Brisbane

From timeless classics at QAGOMA to thrilling opera screenings and indie gems across Dendy, Palace, and Five Star, Brisbane’s cinemas are rolling out a rich lineup of films this week. Whether you’re in the mood for deep nostalgia, new voices in world cinema, or live concert experiences on the big screen, there’s something showing near you that’s worth the popcorn. See you at the movies!

Artistic Escapes in Brisbane: July 18–20, 2025

From world-class exhibitions and jazz under cathedral ceilings to rare films and hands-on workshops, Brisbane is a paradise for art lovers this July. This guide brings together the city’s most vibrant creative offerings from July 18 to 20 — whether you’re a gallery wanderer, live music enthusiast, or cinema aficionado, there’s something here to spark your imagination.


South Brisbane

July 18

Footlight Parade (1933)

Venue: GOMA, Cinema B
Category: Film
A glittering gem of early musical cinema, this Busby Berkeley classic dazzles with choreography and old-Hollywood charm. A rare treat on the big screen for vintage film lovers.
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July 19

Office Baroque (1977)

Venue: GOMA, Cinema B
Category: Film
A contemplative film about Belgian artist Gordon Matta-Clark, blending architecture and art in powerful ways. Ideal for lovers of conceptual and performance-based art.
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Columbus (2017)

Venue: GOMA, Cinema B
Category: Film
A modern visual poem about architecture, relationships, and stillness, beautifully shot in Columbus, Indiana. An introspective choice for cinephiles.
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July 20

Monkey Business (1931)

Venue: GOMA, Cinema B
Category: Film
The Marx Brothers cause chaotic hilarity in this screwball comedy full of wit and slapstick. Perfect for fans of old-school comedic timing.
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L’Illusionniste (2010)

Venue: GOMA, Cinema B
Category: Film
This hand-drawn French animation explores the fading magic of stage illusions through a bittersweet lens. A moving, artful experience for animation lovers.
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Kangaroo Point

July 18

Evans Robson Quartet

Venue: Brisbane Jazz Club
Category: Jazz
Get swept away by the cool tones of the Evans Robson Quartet in a relaxed riverside venue. Smooth jazz and warm vibes await.
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July 19

Paul Hendon’s Goodman Sextet

Venue: Brisbane Jazz Club
Category: Jazz
A swinging tribute to the King of Swing, Benny Goodman. Toe-tapping rhythms and impeccable solos make for an unforgettable evening.
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July 20

Brisbane Big Band

Venue: Brisbane Jazz Club
Category: Jazz
This powerhouse 20-piece band will bring you jazz standards, Latin grooves, and big-band energy. Sunday never sounded so good.
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Brisbane City

July 18

Candlelight: Rings & Dragons

Venue: St John’s Cathedral
Category: Classical
Fantasy meets music in this magical candlelight concert featuring themes from epic tales like Lord of the Rings. Performed live in a soaring Gothic space.
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July 19

Bands in Parks: Music that Resonates

Venue: St John’s Cathedral
Category: Ensemble
An ensemble performance celebrating the richness of brass and wind instruments in sacred space. Free, family-friendly, and deeply moving.
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Candlelight: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons

Venue: St John’s Cathedral
Category: Classical
Experience the seasons in sound, brought to life by talented string musicians surrounded by candlelight. A timeless work in a timeless setting.
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Candlelight: Best of Fleetwood Mac

Venue: St John’s Cathedral
Category: Classical
Fleetwood Mac’s greatest hits receive a lush classical makeover in this unique concert. Expect stirring string renditions of your favourite songs.
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July 20

Bands in Parks: Bands at City Hall

Venue: Brisbane City Hall
Category: Ensemble
A free musical event in one of Brisbane’s grandest venues featuring local brass ensembles. A delightful cultural escape.
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Bands in Parks: Pipers at Parliament House

Venue: Parliament House
Category: Ensemble
Traditional Scottish bagpipes echo across the Parliament grounds in this stirring performance. A unique and ceremonial musical experience.
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West End

July 18–19

Choral Choreographed

Venue: Thomas Dixon Centre
Category: Choir/Chorale
Where music meets movement, this performance blends choral vocals with contemporary dance. A multi-sensory artistic encounter.
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July 19

Brass for Brunch

Venue: Tom’s Kitchen
Category: Ensemble
Enjoy a gourmet brunch while listening to a lively brass ensemble. A unique mix of fine dining and local music.
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Pointe Shoe Craft

Venue: Thomas Dixon Centre
Category: Ballet, Workshop
Learn the craftsmanship behind ballet footwear in this interactive workshop. Ideal for ballet students and costume enthusiasts.
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QLD Ballet Company Dancers Insights – Make Up

Venue: Thomas Dixon Centre
Category: Ballet, Workshop
Peek behind the curtain as professional dancers share secrets about stage makeup and transformation. Insightful and inspiring.
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Adult Ballet Taster Class

Venue: Thomas Dixon Centre
Category: Ballet, Workshop
Always wanted to try ballet? This beginner-friendly class is a fun and graceful introduction for adults.
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Kite Terrace: Jazz at Sunset

Venue: Thomas Dixon Centre
Category: Jazz
Relax with a drink in hand as sunset jazz fills the West End air. A blissful close to a creative day.
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Seven Hills

Ongoing

Parade – The Musical

Venue: Ron Hurley Theatre
Category: Musical
A Tony Award-winning musical that confronts injustice and prejudice through compelling story and music. Raw, riveting, and unforgettable.
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Newstead

July 18–27

David Henderson: Australian & European Landscapes

Venue: Newstead Studios
Category: Art Exhibit
David Henderson’s lush oil landscapes bridge continents, capturing the light and soul of two distinct worlds. Quiet, refined, and evocative.
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Brisbane Powerhouse – New Farm

July 19–20

Brisbane Open House 2025

Venue: Brisbane Powerhouse
Category: Various Activities
Architecture, talks, and behind-the-scenes tours in one of Brisbane’s most iconic venues. Artistic discovery for every interest.
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WORLD PRESS PHOTO EXHIBITION 2025

Venue: Turbine Platform
Category: Photography
See the world through the lens of award-winning photojournalists in this powerful annual exhibition. Visual storytelling at its best.
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Bowen Hills

July 19

Ella Doneman sings the Blossom Dearie Song Book

Venue: JMI Live
Category: Jazz
Vocalist Ella Doneman revives the delicate swing and wit of jazz icon Blossom Dearie. A night of charm and sophistication.
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Mt Coot-tha

Ongoing

Brisbane Sculpture Festival 2025

Venue: Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens
Category: Festival, Art
Explore striking sculptural works in a lush garden setting as part of this expansive outdoor exhibition. Art meets nature in perfect harmony.
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New Farm

July 9–29

Tara Marynowsky: Cave

Venue: Edwina Corlette Gallery
Category: Art Exhibit
This solo exhibition by Tara Marynowsky explores femininity, myth, and surreal imagery through mixed media. A must-see for contemporary art lovers.
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From candlelit concerts and jazz brunches to intimate exhibitions and bold performances, Brisbane offers a stunning cultural landscape this July. Whether you’re sipping wine at a gallery, sketching at a workshop, or being swept away by orchestral soundscapes, this weekend invites you to experience art from every angle.