Whether you are visiting Brisbane for the first time, a seasoned visitor or passing through whilst you travel around Australia, there is always plenty to do. From music concerts and festivals, comedy events, theatre shows and fine dining to cultural places to see there really is something for everyone. Here is a small selection of just some of the things to do in Brisbane this July.
Show Boat Cruises in Brisbane
Fancy an afternoon of decadence, cruising the Brisbane River on an old time, iconic paddle wheeler? Enjoy a delicious afternoon of High Tea of cupcakes, fresh scones with jam and cream, petit fours, caramel slices, sandwiches and many other fine foods prepared by their chefs.
The cruise is perfect for everyone from infants to adults, baby showers, birthdays or a relaxing catch up with friends. Stroll the decks. Soak up the sunshine. Sit by the Piano. Relax. Book your tickets whilst visiting Brisbane here.
When: Saturdays & Sundays
Where: Eagle Street Pier, Eagle Street, Brisbane
Cost: Infant: Free, Child: $25.00, Concession: $49.00, Adult: $55.00
Photo courtesy of Show Boat Cruises Brisbane
Sleeping Beauty
A new, modern arrangement of a classic story. Natalie Trengove and Jim Fury bring Sleeping Beauty to the Arts Theatre in Brisbane.
With 2 shows every day, apart from Mondays, takes some time off visiting Brisbane to enjoy a retelling of the famous story and spend some quality time with the kids or your loved one. A beautiful story, brilliantly retold, you can book your Sleeping Beauty tickets here.
When: 11am and 2pm. Please see website for more details
Where: Arts Theatre, Petrie Terrace, Brisbane
Cost: Members: $13.00, All tickets: $16.00
Photo courtesy of Arts Theatre Website
Black History Month 2015
Brisbane city council have put on a month of events to celebrate the heritage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people’s history and future. Running from 1st to 31st of July there are various events across Brisbane including music, workshops, dance, walks and family days.
Whilst you are visiting Brisbane why not take advantage of these wonderful events and their history? To find out more and see where the events in Brisbane are please visit the Brisbane City Council website here.
When: 1st to 31st July 2015
Where: Across Brisbane
Cost: Various. Please see their website for more details
Boundary Street Markets
From 7am – 2pm every Saturday and Sunday, discover anything from art and artichokes to zebra statues and zippy bags – and everything in between. Passionate traders will present their finest product in a bustling market that extends across the car parks and buildings of the historic site.
Find out more about the Boundary Street Markets in Brisbane.
When: 7am – 2pm every Saturday and Sunday
Where: Boundary St & Mollinson St, West End, Brisbane
Cost: FREE
Photo courtesy of Visit Brisbane
Queensland Music Festival Brisbane
QMF has redefined the traditional festival model to engage deeply with communities over time, igniting artistic potential and leaving a lasting legacy. In collaboration with councils and communities, QMF inspires participation in music-making and performances that reflect local culture and tell local stories.
When: July 2015. Visit QMF website for more details
Where: Various events across Brisbane
Cost: Various prices (inc free shows). Visit QMF website for more info
Photo courtesy of Queensland Music Festival
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