Explore unusual things to do in Brisbane: we reveal the secret places to visit, quirky sights to see, cool neighbourhoods to try, and guides to making the most of the city all year round. It’s your must-read guide to Brisbane, for visitors and locals alike.
We love going to the markets here in Brisbane. There’s nothing quite like waking up early (or after dark if we're talking night markets) and heading out for a browse among a variety of stalls from local...
We all love a hike, especially in the spring, when the weather is starting to get warmer, without reaching the scorching temperatures of summer. But sometimes a simple hike is not enought to scratch the i...
There's never a bad time to be out and about in Brisbane, but there's something truly magical about strolling through the city during jacaranda season, when the city seems to be taken over by the dream-l...
From spooky season fun to plenty of festivals, it's looking like our October calendar is going to be chockers. Take a look below for some inspiration on what you can get up to this month. Embark o...
Gone but not forgotten, the Victoria Park Spooky Putt Putt was something we looked forward to every year. But fear not (or maybe do but in a fun way)! You can still get into the Halloween spirit thanks to...
Redacliffe Place’s most anticipated event of the year is almost here, and it’ll take you on a journey through the mysterious magic of a city night. This September, head to the CBD for an evening of f...
The Brisbane Illustration Fair (BIF) is splashing the Brisbane Showgrounds in colour once again! Established in 2023, BIF is a vibrant event showcasing, celebrating and promoting the work of illustrators...
Whether you’re a dedicated Jane Austen fan, or you just love a night out at the theatre, Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) promises to be a highlight of your cultural calendar this winter. Having already wo...
Brisbane's most Scottish suburb is hosting a celebration of all things Celtic. Named by Thomas McIlwraith, a Scottish-born Queensland premier, Auchenflower's name comes from the Gaelic words for field of...
Spring is well and truly here, and the school holidays are around the corner, so there's no better time to be outside! Add a massive 280-metre-long jumping castle into the mix, and you have a reicpe for t...