Summer School Holidays at Museum of Brisbane
Looking for something fun to do with the kids during the summer school holidays? Look no further than the Museum of Brisbane! This exciting destination offers a range of building and crafting workshops for children, as well as fascinating exhibitions for adults. It’s a win-win for the whole family!
At the Museum of Brisbane, kids can let their creativity soar by building large geometric shapes using white prisms. They can also engage in hands-on activities like making badges or pom-pom cactuses. For those interested in art, there’s an opportunity to screenprint a tote or create a unique cyanotype picture.
The Museum of Brisbane is located at King George Square and is open until January 21. The museum is open daily from 10am to 5pm, and the best part is that entry is free! However, please note that some activities may attract a small charge.
Summer Land Camels
If you’re looking for a unique experience, why not visit Summer Land Camels? This camel farm offers free entry, allowing you to get up close and personal with these magnificent creatures. While you’re there, make sure to check out their cafe and shop, where you can browse camel milk skincare products and even taste camel milk vodka. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can also pre-book a camel ride starting at $33.
Summer Land Camels is located at 8 Charles Chauvel Drive in Harrisville. The farm is open from Monday to Sunday, 9am to 3pm, and entry is free. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience!
Dangerous Goods
If you’re in the mood for some excitement and subversion, make sure to catch “Dangerous Goods” at the Cremorne Theatre, QPAC. This sizzling new show combines circus, aerials, drag, burlesque, and power vocals to create a truly unforgettable experience. Get ready to be entertained and amazed!
“Dangerous Goods” is showing from January 4 to February 4, and tickets are priced at $69. Don’t miss your chance to see this incredible performance. Buy tickets now!
Storytime Ballet: Cinderella
Introduce your little ones to the magic of ballet with “Storytime Ballet: Cinderella” at the Brisbane Powerhouse. This one-hour, interactive, narrated retelling by The Australian Ballet is perfect for children aged three and older. Let them experience the joy of dance and storytelling in a kid-friendly presentation.
“Storytime Ballet: Cinderella” is showing from January 18 to 21, and tickets range from $42 to $63. Don’t miss this enchanting performance! Buy tickets now!
Labyrinth
Calling all David Bowie fans! Join us for a free screening of the 1986 fantasy film “Labyrinth” at GoMA. Dance along with the Goblin King as he embarks on a magical adventure. After the screening, you can even explore the Fairy Tales exhibition for a fee and see Bowie’s iconic costumes and props.
The screening of “Labyrinth” will take place at GoMA at 6pm. Entry is free, so don’t miss this opportunity to relive the magic of this beloved film.
Bruno Major
If you’re a fan of soulful music, don’t miss Bruno Major’s performance at The Tivoli. This British singer-songwriter has over a billion streams to his credit and is known for his captivating performances. Experience the magic of his music live!
Bruno Major will be performing at The Tivoli at 7.30pm, and tickets are priced at $79.90. Get ready for a night of soulful melodies and unforgettable moments. Buy tickets now!
Cool off in a public swimming spot
Escape the heat and cool off at one of Brisbane’s many public swimming spots. Whether you prefer council pools, tidal pools, real or artificial beaches, splashy playgrounds, water holes, or commercial water parks, there’s something for everyone. Plus, Brisbane City Council pools are just $2 this summer, making it an affordable way to beat the heat.
For more information on where to swim and cool off around Brisbane, click here.
Free Messina ice cream
Treat yourself to some delicious ice cream at the Queen Street Mall. As part of a promotion for Westinghouse fridges, you can get a free Mini Ice Cream Pop or flavored milk. Indulge in flavors like Choc Jersey Milk, Coconut Passionfruit, Choc Malt, Dulce de Leche, and Strawberry. Don’t miss out on this sweet treat!
Head to the Queen Street Mall between 10am and 4.30pm to claim your free ice cream. Hurry, as stocks are limited!
Lifeline Bookfest Brisbane
If you’re a book lover, don’t miss the Lifeline Bookfest Brisbane. With over a million second-hand books on sale, as well as comics, memorabilia, and collectibles, this event is a paradise for bookworms. Prices start at just $2.50, and every purchase helps support the 24-hour 13 11 14 Lifeline Crisis Support Line.
The Lifeline Bookfest Brisbane will be held at the Brisbane Convention and Visitor Centre from January 13 to 21. The event is open from 8.30am to 6.30pm, and entry is free. Get ready to discover your next favorite book!
Zindzi and the Zillionaires
Looking for some family-friendly entertainment? Join Zindzi Okenyo, presenter of Play School, as she performs kid-friendly R’n’B and hip hop with her band, Zindzi and the Zillionaires. Sing along to catchy tunes like “Move Your Body,” “Love + Kindness,” and “Confidence.” It’s a show the whole family will enjoy!
Zindzi and the Zillionaires will be performing at The Triffid at 10am. Tickets are priced at $28.87. Don’t miss this energetic and fun-filled performance! Buy tickets now!
Northey Street Organic Farmers Markets
Support local farmers and indulge in organic, ethical, and free-range products at the Northey Street Organic Farmers Markets. This long-running market offers a wide range of organic fruits, vegetables, meats, smallgoods, and more. Grab a fair trade locally roasted coffee, sign an anti-fracking petition, or treat yourself to a relaxing shiatsu massage. It’s a great way to spend a Sunday morning!
The Northey Street Organic Farmers Markets are located at 54 Northey Street in Windsor and are open every Sunday from 6am to 11am. Entry is free, so come and discover the best organic products Brisbane has to offer.
Author’s Quote: “Experience the best of Brisbane this summer!”
Author’s Conclusion: “From exciting museum workshops to thrilling performances and refreshing swimming spots, Brisbane has something for everyone this summer. Don’t miss out on these incredible experiences!”
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