Students from the classical voice, guitar and harp departments join to perform gems from the repertoire.

A powerful true story of love, community, and the unstoppable force of people power in the face of adversity.

A lively and entertaining trombone concert presented by the Conservatorium Brass Students.

Experience Ballet International Gala’s Dracula – a haunting retelling that unleashes desire, torment and immortality. 

Experience the tender beauty of Puccini’s famous opera La bohème. Follow four bohemians as they navigate love, dreams and heartbreak in this timeless masterpiece.

By L.A. Dance Company, this bold contemporary ballet trilogy reimagines George Balanchine’s revolutionary Jewels through a modern lens

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

Join heritage trade Blacksmiths Rob Scully and Wayne Schmidt for a lesson in the blacksmithing tent at Queensland Museum Rail Workshops, Ipswich.

Join artisans Nathan and Terri from TJ’s Leathercraft and learn how to make your own bespoke leather belt in this one-day workshop.

Join artist Norton Fredericks for a vibrant, hands-on workshop exploring the chemistry and beauty of botanical dyeing.

Discover the art of traditional letterpress printing in this social afternoon experience.

A critically acclaimed concert experience about two young boys from Queens who went on to become the world’s most successful music duo.

Immerse yourself in an underwater world in an exhibition that traces explorer and filmmaker James Cameron’s passion for deep ocean science.

Little Engineers invites children aged 2–5 and their carers to explore the Queensland Museum Rail Workshops, Ipswich, through play and imagination.

Ignite your imagination with interactive science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) space, ideal for 6 to 13 year olds.

The Bogong’s Song is a blend of storytelling, shadow puppetry, dance, and song created especially for primary-aged children.

Experience an interactive all-ages exhibition bringing you face-to-face with the mighty crocodile.

Perfect for the whole family, Queensland Ballet’s festive favourite returns for one last year to enchant audiences with its sparkling winter wonderland.

An occasion to rejoice and reflect on the year that has passed and embrace the season’s enduring message of Peace, Love and Joy.

A powerful true story of love, community, and the unstoppable force of people power in the face of adversity.

Multiple genres, two actors, one black comedy, and possibly a platypus …

Experience a talent-packed event highlighting the rich repertoire and superb craftsmanship of graduating students from the Bachelor of Musical Theatre program.

A musical mix tape of Shakespearean pop bangers with a boldly reimagined script by Laura Murphy, The Lovers is bursting with heart, humour, and more than a touch of magic.

Theatre-maker and singer-songwriter Joshua Hinton fills the theatre with music, memories, folklore, and exotic smells!

Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University’s 2025 3rd Year Bachelor of Acting students present their graduating Industry Showcase.

Head to Hollywood with this dazzling stage adaptation bursting with glamour, charm and all the iconic moments you know and love.

Hitchcock’s classic spy thriller meets Monty Python madness, now reimagined for a brand-new Australian tour. Directed by Damien Ryan and starring Lisa McCune, Ian Stenlake and The Umbilical Brothers!

Celebrating the progress of second year musical theatre students, enjoy a beautiful array of songs performed at the Tony Gould Gallery.

The Lark explores themes of memory, mortality and identity through the life of Rose Grey, a woman bidding farewell to the only home she’s ever known.

A dictator falls, a family reunites, and a new revolution stirs in this gripping epic about duty, rebellion, and the price of bravery.

Strap in for an electrifying take on the George Orwell classic – from the multi-award winning creative minds at Shake & Stir Theatre Co.

Experience an invigorating showcase of works for drums, gongs, xylophones and more!

Al Jardine performs all of The Beach Boys’ hits, from radio favourites to hidden gems, a concert experience not to be missed!

Don’t miss Steven Wilson’s The Overview Tour, featuring a remarkable journey through his musical evolution.

Prepare for a spellbinding 90-minute spectacle that infuses iconic Rock & Metal anthems with a hauntingly beautiful energy.

Student bands from the Jazz Department strut their stuff.

A lively and entertaining trombone concert presented by the Conservatorium Brass Students.

Experience the tender beauty of Puccini’s famous opera La bohème. Follow four bohemians as they navigate love, dreams and heartbreak in this timeless masterpiece.

A critically acclaimed concert experience about two young boys from Queens who went on to become the world’s most successful music duo.

Experience a talent-packed event highlighting the rich repertoire and superb craftsmanship of graduating students from the Bachelor of Musical Theatre program.

Be transported back in time as Bohemian Rhapsody recreates the visual excitement and electrifying energy of a Queen concert.

A Collaborative Cultural Event for Griffith University’s 50th Anniversary.

Delve into a diverse range of musical styles during this immersive three-day workshop, designed for year 7 to 12 secondary students.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to witness the grandeur of QPAC’s Klais Grand Organ in this free concert as part of the QPAC 40 Open Day.

Student bands from the Jazz Department strut their stuff.

Students from the classical voice, guitar and harp departments join to perform gems from the repertoire.

Experience Trio Azura, who have captivated audiences with their exceptional musical performances, gracing stages across the United States and around the world.

One of Australia’s most revered visual and performance artists, William Yang, reflects on his remarkable life set against Elena Kats-Chernin’s haunting score.

The Composition Display is an exciting, invigorating and thought-provoking program of new compositions.

Eternal memories, words, and music will weave together in this concert that is sure to be moving, nostalgic, and hopefully, a little bit funny.

Experience the brilliance of a true violin virtuoso, Ray Chen, in this intimate one-night-only recital.

The music of Beethoven, Peteris Vasks and Max Richter centres this exploration of music’s ability to nurture, heal and nourish.

Experience an invigorating showcase of works for drums, gongs, xylophones and more!

Rebellion and revolution abound as two composers grapple with the terror and turmoil of the 20th century.

The University of Queensland Symphony Orchestra presents a musical exploration of human endurance and spiritual transcendence. 

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

In his first major commission since leaving Bangarra Dance Theatre, creative visionary Stephen Page brings his contemporary ceremony to his hometown.

Perfect for the whole family, Queensland Ballet’s festive favourite returns for one last year to enchant audiences with its sparkling winter wonderland.

Matteo Lane is making his fabulous return down under!

Jeff Arcuri is on his way to QPAC with his tour, Whole Wide World Tour. Hurry, this will sell out!  

Comedian, presenter and panel-show superstar Rob Beckett announces new tour Giraffe.

Fast, on the edge and brutally funny, multi-award-winning Australian comedian, singer, writer, Reuben Kaye returns to QPAC!

Join Ben Elton live and in conversation with HG Nelson to celebrate the launch of What Have I Done? Not just a book, but a luminous career laid bare.

Critically acclaimed stand-up comedian, actor, writer, and TV personality, Alan Davies, comes to QPAC!