• Australian Government / Australia Council for the Arts
  • Brisbane Powerhouse Arts

What to Do

Entertainment and Nightlife        Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Experiences

Cloudland

Alfred & Constance

At Sixes and Sevens

La Boite Theatre Company

Elixir Rooftop Bar

Clancestry

Riverlife Mirrabook

Balunjali Interpretive Cultural Kayak Tours

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mini Breaks

Story Bridge Adventure Climb

Do you see yourself as an adventurer, or want to do something different while in Brisbane? Then climb to the top of Brisbane's iconic Story Bridge. You will feel a connection with the
glistening cityscape and the winding Brisbane River that you can't get anywhere else.


There's a sense of achievement as you stand surrounded by the city with Moreton Bay sparkling blue in the east and the rolling green hills of the Scenic Rim to the west

Park Activities

Spend an hour relaxing on the Saturday (the 22 of Feb) of APAM with some activities in New Farm Park

Tai Chi Qigong -    8 - 9am

Zumba fitness in the park -    9 - 10am

Tone up and stretch -    10 - 10:30am

Afro-Brazilian drumming classes - 11am - 12pm

Emporium

Emporium is an unrivalled luxury retail and dining precinct in the heart of Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley. Renowned for its international architectural design aesthetic, the beautiful Emporium precinct has attracted some of Brisbane’s most lusted after fashion retailers, cafes and restaurants.

Azaya Natural Therapies

If you find yourself with an hour to spare in South Bank while at APAM, why not visit Azaya Natural Therapies for a relaxing massage.

Jan Power’s Farmers Markets 

There is a special joy found at Jan Power’s Powerhouse Farmers Markets when talking directly to producers and feeling connected to your food’s place of origin. Held every second and fourth Saturday of the month, market goers can buy fresh produce direct from growers and gourmet delights from boutique providores in New Farm.

The bustling Jan Power’s Powerhouse Farmers Markets hold around 120 stalls showcasing all the best available produce in Queensland, providing a cultural and community-focused experience. 

West End Markets

Nestled on the banks of the Brisbane River are the West End Markets in West End. Under a canopy of giant fig trees, market goers meander around stalls filled with vibrant fruit and vegetables, food, coffee, boutique fashion and gifts.

Best known for the plentiful fresh produce on offer, shoppers can pick up weekly fruit and vegetables direct from local growers and farmers at prices friendly on the hip pocket.

West End Markets offers the perfect spot to lie out a picnic blanket, watch live artists and musicians under the shade of a tree or walk the dog amongst the vibrant atmosphere.

Merthyr Village 

Merthyr Village is the Heart of New Farm, just down the road from Brisbane Powerhouse. Catering to all your needs Merthyr Village is one of Brisbane’s premier shopping precincts. 

IMA 

While you’re at the Judith Wright Centre why not visit the Institute of Modern Art. Founded in 1975, it is Australia's second oldest contemporary art space. They run a program of exhibitions and events featuring emerging and established local, national, and international artists. Taking in aspects of the moving image, sound art, and new music. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This content was created with the support of Brisbane Marketing