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Comprised of four living legends of Australian rock music, join ARC as they celebrate the Eagles.

A glittering circus mash-up by Circa bringing together the worlds of Swan Lake and The Ugly Duckling.

BMX, basketball, breaking, acrobatics, drumming and more! This smash hit returns to QPAC bigger and better than ever before!

RocKwiz Live is returning to QPAC for a special night of unique entertainment with Julia Zemiro, Brian Nankervis and The RocKwiz Orkestra this April!  

Step into a world of wonder with Mini Museum Explorers at the Queensland Museum Kurilpa.

These April school holidays, Queensland Museum Cobb+Co becomes a buzzing construction zone!

ANASTASIA the Broadway Musical, the romantic and adventure-filled hit musical inspired by the beloved film, is coming to Brisbane from September!

The Clock Tower Tour is a “must-do” for anyone and everyone in Brisbane! Offering visitors a magnificent 360 degree view of the city.

Kids can explore the Stories You Wear: Magpie Goose exhibition and discover bold colours and patterns.

Get hands-on these school holidays with a weaving workshop for teens, guided by artist Delvene Cockatoo-Collins.

Explore Brisbane’s colonial history on this guided tour through the city’s convict past.

Featuring soprano Jacqueline Ward in a recital of breathtaking songs that explore the beauty, mystery, and wonder of the natural world.

A spellbinding theatrical celebration of Fleetwood Mac, featuring an ensemble of world-class musicians.

Get hands-on with real museum specimens including skulls, shells, bones and taxidermy, as well as encounter some of our friendly insects.

These school holidays kids can design and create their own Dilly Bag, inspired by traditional gathering bags used by First Nations peoples across Australia.

Queensland Conservatorium's Senior Lecturer in violin and viola celebrates 50 years of playing the violin.

Launching their new album (recorded in Denmark in 2024), the Helical Quartet plays new compositions by Chris Stover.

Assoc. Professor Michele Walsh leads QCGU faculty and guests in a vibrant program of chamber music for strings and piano.

Peter Morris and Stefanie Smith conduct the combined Conservatorium and Young Conservatorium Wind Orchestras this March 2026.

Experience the Classical Voice Department’s rising stars in an intimate recital featuring this year’s vocal prize and scholarship winners.

Conservatorium Contemporary Collective, semi-directed by Graeme Jennings as well as other Faculty members presents this exciting student ensemble of new and experimental music. 

Exciting ensembles and mellow tunes from our Jazz students this April at Ian Hanger Recital Hall.

Celebrate Shakespeare's influence on music with orchestral, choral and theatre works including Mendelssohn, Rutter and West Side Story.

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. 

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

Inspired by the music of Brad Mehldau, Travis and his trio explore contemporary popular repertoire as templates for improvisation, this May 2026.

A creative collaboration between Saxophones, Voice and Composition.

Pop Live and Loud hits the Ian Hanger Recital Hall as Queensland Conservatorium pop students take the stage in an electrifying showcase.

Matthew Wood leads the Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra in a program featuring Mussorgsky’s evocative Pictures at an Exhibition.

Qcrumpets, QLD Trombone Collective and Qubas will present a joint concert of works for a trumpet, trombone and tuba ensemble.

The Classical Voice Students return with the annual Val Machin Opera Scenes at QCGU this year. Scenes from two operatic favourites are performed this May.

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

We live in a culture dominated by media technologies. This screening/concert asks: what is it to be ‘live’ in a virtual world? 

Queensland Conservatorium's Head of Chamber Music, Dr. György Déri, presents his students in a program of classic chamber music favourites.