Whats on

Adapted from the prize-winning children’s picture book, Gurril by Gimuy Walubara Yidinji man Trevor (Bumi) Fourmile, is an exciting opportunity for children to experience the First Nations story told by jarjum.

Learn about our beautiful, diverse country through song and traditional language with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Songwoman, Jessie Lloyd.

It’s January 1788 and a mysterious fleet is amassing in the harbour. Seven clan leaders make a momentous decision: to send these strangers on their way or welcome them? 

Experience a new form of musical collaboration with Wata, an exciting celebration of the musical traditions of the Wagiluk people.

Step out of the shadows and into the phenomena of light to experience this new theatrical experience, drawing together music, visual arts and dance.

Get your mob together for one unmissable night of powerful, high-energy Blak music! An epic culmination of QPAC’s BlakBeats First Nations music development program.

Don’t miss Australian electronic music duo Electric Fields in this unique concert with the full power of the Queensland Symphony Orchestra.

Three powerful First Nations songwomen – Jess Hitchcock, Megan Sarmardin and SOLCHLD come together to share their personal stories through the art of song.

Be the first to experience four new works written by emerging First Nations playwrights in these 10-minute rehearsed readings.

Preparing Ground embodies First Nations storytelling, Sovereignty and what it means to belong to a land that remembers.