What's On

Back by popular demand, SparkLab is turning the spotlight to our littlest scientists again – for a limited time only this April 2026!

A concert offering new works by composition students as they explore the rich and diverse world of expressive sounds.

The QCGU Brass Band will present a concert of classic works drawn from the great hymns and modern test pieces.

Q Horns present a diverse collection of works for Horn Ensemble. 

A playful, inclusive art activation celebrating fashion and self-expression through immersive creative drawing.

A Symphony of Horror 1922 will screen with live musical score led by musician Robert Davidson.

Packed with heart, clad in sequins & boasting a swinging soundtrack, this story is a cultural anthem to the solidarity & soul of First Nations’ sisterhood.

A tale of heart and humour full of clever disguises, unlikely heroes, a midnight ball and the kindness of one very determined young woman.

Join QCGU for this program, a chamber music and lieder centred on the moon, featuring instruments from the wind family. 

The Birth of Bel Canto traces Bel Canto opera’s roots to the madrigal, with five solo voices performing Monteverdi, Gesualdo, and Strozzi.