Bookings essential. Come and try dragon boating – Have fun learning how to paddle in a 12m dragon boat and see the city from a different perspective; paddling in Breakfast Creek, and out onto the river. Session includes a warm-up, paddling instruction and time on the water.

Pull up a rug in Brisbane’s biggest sub-tropical backyard, relax and listen to smooth, jazzy tunes at The Sound Society. 

To satiate your lunchtime cravings, The Garden Room Café will be creating picnic hampers, specially curated for the event. Hampers are designed for two and include an assortment of home-made dips, cured deli meats and farmhouse cheeses.

The venue is licensed from 10am-8pm, however, to consume alcohol you must be 18 years and over and have food to accompany your drinks. Feel free to pack your own picnic should you not wish to pre-order from the Café. 

Location: Lakeside Meadow

Find out more about this event, including health and safety measures.

The waterfront markets are held on the first and third Saturday of each month within the lush greenery of Little Bayside Park and against the beautiful backdrop of Manly Harbour.

Bask in the warm Queensland sunshine and enjoy the gentle bay breezes as you wander through a vibrant mini-village of fresh produce, delicious food and carefully crafted treats.

Mobile kitchens and food truck operators serve up snacks, meals, coffees and smoothies with a warm smile and friendly greeting to regular customers and first-time visitors alike.

Dogs are more than welcome to join their owners on a Saturday morning stroll through the bayside markets.

The waterfront markets are held on the first and third Saturday of each month within the lush greenery of Little Bayside Park and against the beautiful backdrop of Manly Harbour.

Bask in the warm Queensland sunshine and enjoy the gentle bay breezes as you wander through a vibrant mini-village of fresh produce, delicious food and carefully crafted treats.

Mobile kitchens and food truck operators serve up snacks, meals, coffees and smoothies with a warm smile and friendly greeting to regular customers and first-time visitors alike.

Dogs are more than welcome to join their owners on a Saturday morning stroll through the bayside markets.

Pull up a rug in Brisbane’s biggest sub-tropical backyard, relax and listen to smooth, jazzy tunes at The Sound Society. 

To satiate your lunchtime cravings, The Garden Room Café will be creating picnic hampers, specially curated for the event. Hampers are designed for two and include an assortment of home-made dips, cured deli meats and farmhouse cheeses.

The venue is licensed from 10am-8pm, however, to consume alcohol you must be 18 years and over and have food to accompany your drinks. Feel free to pack your own picnic should you not wish to pre-order from the Café. 

Location: Lakeside Meadow

Find out more about this event, including health and safety measures.

Come join one of our BrisAsia business half day workshop and learn the tips and tricks of starting and running your own small business; from budgeting and marketing to day-to-day operations.

View all BrisAsia Festival events, including festival highlights, on the BrisAsia Festival page.

Join this massive celebration of E-sports and witness the two teams, UQU and QUT, going head to head in the ultimate revenge battle. Come along and cheer on your team as you find out who will be crowned the 2021 champion. Event live streamed on Twitch. Presented in partnership with MSY Technology, supported by UQU eSports. Image credit: Gavan Anthony Smith

View all BrisAsia Festival events, including festival highlights, on the BrisAsia Festival page.
 

* This event has sold out.*

Rare Voices gathers Brisbane’s best for a stunning concert celebrating singing traditions from across the Asia region. Featuring internationally acclaimed Carnatic singer Charulatha Mani and Chinese folk singer Zi Wang  alongside renowned local artists and instrumentalists, the concert will include intimate traditional songs and pulsating world rhythms, culminating in a hypnotic collective improvisation.

View all BrisAsia Festival events, including festival highlights, on the BrisAsia Festival page.

This month will see Artist-in-Residence, Michelle Pujol, explore the importance of daily drawing and how to get the most out of your botanical sketchbook or journal.

Through her design journals, a daily practice of sketching and observing the flora around her, Michelle will show participant’s examples of the application of line drawing, colour splashes, journaling and photography. Michelle will demonstrate tips and techniques and then encourage participants to draw in the gardens and apply their learnings to their own botanical journal entry.

Michelle believes that drawing plants is a great way to practice your skills whether you are a beginner or a practising artisan. Her simple techniques teach observation skills and give you the confidence to start a daily / weekly visual journal and enjoy sketching and connecting to nature. 

Requirements: Part of this workshop will be held outdoors, please be sun smart and bring a fold-up chair if required. All materials are supplied. Participants are welcome to bring their own visual diaries/ journals or old visual journals to start a new chapter of creativity and focus.

As part of BrisAsia Food Festival, 8848 Momo House is running momo making classes. 

View all BrisAsia Festival events, including festival highlights, on the BrisAsia Festival page.