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Calling all creatures of the night - Omnes una manet nox!
Get your spook on this Halloween at Dendy Cinemas House of Horror with a line-up of horror classics smeared across multiple rooms in our 5th annual terrifying theatre takeover.
Plus every guest in costume will get a free small popcorn.
Tickets are now on sale for the night of fright - Check out the films, sessions and book in now!
Indulge in a French inspired high tea towering filled with a delicate selection of bites, and a bottomless 1.5-hour tea pot spritz package.
1.5 hour food and beverage package.
Every Saturday and Sunday.
The Spirit of Queensland high tea menu is fit for a queen. It is an elegant, refined and quintessential Queensland indulgence.
Inspired by Queensland and Australian tastes, the High Tea menu incorporates flavours hailing from the red soil outback to coastal beach fronts. The menu's layered tropical fruit entremets featuring Bowen Mango, passionfruit and Redland Bay raspberries are all sourced from the state. There's also a Salmon and Mooloolaba prawn quiche, Stanthorpe cider apple-and-raisin scones, Maleny Cheddar Cheese, Roasted Mt Cotton Chicken and a fancy take on a lamington.
Preview screenings of Wicker, the hilarious new British comedy starring Olivia Colman, Peter Dinklage and Alexander Skarsgård.
Tired of being the laughing stock of the village, the forever-ridiculed Fisherwoman commissions the town basket-weaver to make her a husband out of wicker. In an otherwise conservative town, this unconventional romance sparks envy among her narrow-minded neighbours, as her defiant romance plunges the villagers into utter turmoil.
Set within the leafy streets of New Farm, Spicers Balfour Brisbane offers a refined high tea experience in Brisbane. Served with a French-inspired flair, the high tea menu includes delicate sweets, warm scones with jam and cream, and savoury favourites, all paired with tea or a glass of sparkling wine.
One Saturday a month, the hotel's terrace and courtyard become a space for connection, tradition and relaxed elegance.
The West End Markets are one of Brisbane's most vibrant community markets, held every Saturday morning, in the iconic Davies Park along the Brisbane River.
Like West End itself, they're a celebration of eclectic diversity, independence and lifestyle! They are passionate about local suppliers, they like knowing where their goods are coming from, and they love supporting small businesses. The markets are part of the fabric of West End, and they're proud to support and foster the arts and live music, as well as empower social causes representing the local community as a whole.
Over 150 unique vendors come together every Saturday morning, including farm-fresh produce, delicious healthy fast food, boutique fashion and handcrafted gifts. From early morning, the park comes alive with amazing food, one of a kind shopping, all surrounded by superb live music, underneath a canopy of glorious Moreton Bay Figs.
One of the best Saturday morning activities for families, tourists and locals alike, the West End Markets are a little bit of magic in Davies Park.
Dining in the Dark
Your taste buds are about to take the lead.
Turn off the lights and turn up the senses. Dining in the Dark Brisbane has arrived at Izakaya Publico, inviting guests to experience dinner from an entirely new perspective.
Guests slip on a blindfold and discover a secret three-course menu, where flavour, aroma and texture take centre stage.
With every dish kept under wraps, part of the fun is guessing exactly what's on the plate. Expect surprising flavours, plenty of conversation and a dining experience that's anything but ordinary.
Guests choose from meat, seafood or vegetarian/vegan menus, then leave the rest to the team.
Perfect for date night, dinner with friends or anyone looking for a unique night out in Brisbane City.
What to expect
Three courses. One blindfold. Zero peeking.
The experience includes a secret three-course menu at Izakaya Publico, choice of meat, seafood or vegetarian/vegan menu, blindfolded dining designed to heighten the senses, 90 minutes of mystery, flavour and fun, and a unique dining experience in Brisbane CBD.
Ready to dine in the dark?
Double Double Toil and Trouble
Shingle Inn City Hall hosts an annual Spooktacular Halloween Mini High Tea the whole family will enjoy.
While indulging in frightfully delicious treats, the kids can get creative decorating their own Halloween biscuits.
Dress to impress in the most spooktacular costume for a chance to win best dressed prizes, fun for all ages.
Lucky door prizes are also on offer.
It's going to be a frightfully fun morning for the whole family.
A boo-tiful hauntingly good time awaits.
Get ready to shop small, support local, and soak up the creative vibes at BrisStyle's Handmade Market! Held on the last Saturday of each month, this vibrant market brings together Brisbane's best makers in the stunning surrounds of the Queensland Museum Whale Mall.
Why You'll Love It:
Browse a carefully curated lineup of talented local artisans
Discover unique, high-quality, handmade products straight from the makers
Enjoy a day out in the heart of the South Bank Cultural Precinct
Grab a coffee or bite to eat while you explore.
From handcrafted ceramics and jewellery to textiles, art, and eco-friendly goodies, every stall has something special to offer. Whether you're on the hunt for a unique gift or a little something for yourself, you'll find it here!
Make a day of it! Bring the family, explore the museum, and enjoy everything South Bank has to offer.
Spanning performative videos, sculpture, sound and installation from the past 20 years, including a wealth of new works, 'Once We Were Mudskippers' emphasises the aesthetic ambition of Justene Williams's expansive practice.
Like the amphibious fish invoked by the exhibition's title, which exist between worlds, Williams's artworks are an amalgam of materials and approaches and remain grounded in art history while reflecting contemporary issues.
Tea has always been the ritual of Yum Cha, poured tableside as it has been for centuries. Donna Chang keeps the ritual, changes the pour.
For two hours, Hendrick's cocktails come straight from the teapot, alongside a banquet crafted by our master dumpling chefs, served beneath chandeliers in Brisbane's most lush, pink, modern Chinese dining room. Prefer to skip the alcohol? We've got non-alcoholic teapot cocktails too.
The West End Electric is an electrifying fusion of live entertainment, bold performances, and lavish design, offering a unique theatrical experience that transports visitors into a world of glamour and creativity.
Inspired by London’s iconic theatre district, this venue captures the essence of vaudeville, New York cabaret, and the Moulin Rouge, creating an immersive atmosphere that is both opulent and exhilarating. With its chic, bohemian aesthetic—think velvet accents, a Ferris wheel décor, and a lit marquee stage—the space sets the stage for thrilling performances.
Home to Strut and Fret's cutting-edge circus cabaret shows, the West End Electric has quickly become a hub for Queensland's live entertainment scene. The venue’s eclectic design combines historical elements with modern luxury, making it as much a part of the performance as the artists themselves.
Guests are treated to a spectacular sensory experience, complete with cocktails, enhancing the lavish ambiance. Whether you’re there for an unforgettable show or to soak in the atmosphere, the West End Electric is undeniably a perfect blend of art, style, and entertainment.
Give yourself a break. Press your reset button. Build up awesome immunity. Now, more than ever, it's important to stay healthy in body, mind and spirit. Discover a luxurious but affordable modern Australian bathhouse reinvented for today at Soak Bathhouse. Set in the heart of urban Brisbane, Soak Bathhouse has launched its new rooftop bathhouse in West End, Queensland!
With seven communal open-air mineral spas and pools, a traditional dry cedar sauna, a steam room infused with essential oils, and tropical gardens, Soak West End is a true urban oasis. Make time for a 90-minute microdose of wellness and put your high-pressure city life on pause.
For some extra special "you time", bliss out with a private spa Massage, LED Facial or Private Infrared Sauna.
Soak Bathhouse is all about disconnecting from the daily grind. But they're about reconnecting, too. In their calming, welcoming environment, find like-minded Soakers and experience our kind of "social wellness".
Onsite parking is available.
Tucked away just off James Street, Urban Climb Newstead beckons with the promise of thrilling adventures for climbers of all ages and skill levels.
As Brisbane's premier dedicated bouldering gym, Urban Climb Newstead invites you to explore a world of climbing with walls expansing three rooms. Whether you're a novice climber taking your first steps onto the wall or a seasoned pro, the gym offers something for everyone
Brisbane's best-loved music venue.
The Tivoli Theatre was originally built as the Adams Bakery in 1927. It was later used by the State Library to store rare books, but with Expo ’88 reverberating in the city, a new owner, Ann Gams transformed it into The Tivoli Restaurant and Theatre - modelled on the Paradis Latin in Paris (1803) one of France’s most famous cabaret theatres.
Today, The Tiv retains its stunning art deco features and old-world charm and is widely considered to be one of Australia’s most beautiful performance venues. The stage has been graced by the likes of Bob Dylan, Silverchair and Taylor Swift (to name a few).
Suncorp Stadium provides Brisbane and south-east Queensland with a 52,500 plus seat capacity, state-of-the-art, world-class stadium able to accommodate a range of uses.
Suncorp Stadium hosts Rugby League home games for the Brisbane Broncos and the Dolphins in the NRL and WNRL competitions along with annual State of Origin matches, the NRL Magic Round and International Test Matches including finals matches in the 2026 Rugby League World Cup.
Rugby Union is held at the venue with the home team Queensland Reds competing in the Super Rugby competition and International Tests featuring the Wallabies and Wallaroos with the venue also hosting 10 games in the 2027 Rugby World Cup.
Football (Soccer) is also played at Suncorp Stadium with the Brisbane Roar holding their home matches for the A-League competition as well as the national Matildas and Socceroos teams playing games at the venue.
Throughout the year, mostly across the summer season, the venue concerts, many of which are international, highly acclaimed artists with recent visits from legends like Paul McCartney, P!nk, Ed Sheeran, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Foo Fighters.
Boxing and Extreme Sports have been held at the venue with highlights including the Horn v Mundine and Horn v Pacquiao boxing bouts and the Nitro Circus and Nitro World games events.
Suncorp Stadium is a Stadiums Queensland venue proudly managed by Legends Global.
Ever wanted to throw an axe? Situated in the heart of edgy Newstead, MANIAX offers an urban axe throwing experience like no other.
Learn how to hurl hatchets with your trained Axe-pert coach before jumping into an epic competition to crown the axe throwing champion!
With a selection of craft beers and stone-baked pizzas onsite, MANIAX is the perfect place for birthday parties, bucks’ and hens nights, team building, date night - or if you’d just really love to throw an axe!
New Farm Park is one of Brisbane’s oldest, grandest and largest parks and attracts more than 18000 visitors each week from all around the world. The 37-acre park is a popular spot with local families and friends who gather on weekends to relax, picnic, barbecue, kick a ball and catch up beneath the trees or in the open fields.
The city-owned park often has free live music events in the rotunda and other special events throughout the year.
Prior to European settlement, New Farm was covered with bush and dotted with shallow lagoons. Following the founding of the Moreton Bay convict settlement the land initially became a farm before sub-division in 1843. The parkland had a racecourse from 1846 until 1913 when Brisbane City Council acquired the land to create a park. New Farm Park opened in 1919.
One edge of the park touches the Brisbane River and a riverfront boardwalk connects the park with Brisbane Central Business District by foot, or from the CityCat ferry terminal.
Next to the park is the Brisbane Powerhouse, an incredible old building re-purposed as an edgy arts centre. Catch live music, comedy, theatre and more, plus the weekend farmers' markets and moonlight cinema (seasonal).
A magnificent power station of the 1920s reborn as Queensland's home of contemporary art and culture located along the Brisbane River (Maiwar) on Yagara Country.
With over 1,250 performances and events each year, Brisbane Powerhouse offers a program of festivals, visual arts, music, theatre, comedy, dance, film, in-conversation and digital arts.
Brisbane Powerhouse features two main stage theatres, three smaller performance venues, gallery spaces, three restaurants and bars (Bar Alto, Mary Mae's Bar + Kitchen, and Vertigo), Powerhouse Store, corporate facilities and one of the best river views in Meanjin/Brisbane.
Brisbane Powerhouse produces significant festivals and events including Brisbane Comedy Festival, Ubuntu Social, Night Feast and Melt Festival.
Brisbane Powerhouse is a not-for-profit organisation owned and supported by the Brisbane City Council.
Featuring handmade objects and utilitarian design pieces, Powerhouse Store showcases a selection of beautiful and functional items from considered brands around the world.
Shop exclusive designers, premium materials, and small batch collections that you won't find anywhere else. From alluring fragrances to wearable pieces, premium quality kids' products to artisanal homewares, every maker has a story.
Vertigo is Australia's first vertical dining adventure, perched four stories above the ground, overhanging Brisbane Powerhouse's iconic industrial façade.
Guests can enjoy a shared charcuterie experience while taking in sweeping city views at golden hour. Sip, snack, and savour the moment from one of Brisbane's most unforgettable vantage points.
Vertigo accommodates eight tables of two, with multiple seatings available on Friday and Saturday evenings, weather permitting.
Urban Climb is a multi-facility rock climbing facility located in Brisbane.
Urban Climb West End welcome climbers of all ages and abilities throughout a network of gyms in Brisbane however some specific sites have age limitations.
West End - Ropes - all ages
West End Bouldering - 13+ yrs
Milton - Bouldering - 13+yrs
Newstead - Bouldering - all ages.
Head in-store and browse their range of chocolate bouquet gifts, gift hampers or dessert gifts.
Pick a gift off the shelf or they are more than happy to create one for you with an accompanying personalised gift tag if required.
Perfect if you heading to a friend's birthday or celebration.
You can head online if you want and pick up your chosen gift in-store - whatever works for you.