As October continues, the streaming platforms are delivering a strong lineup of new releases. From returning favourites and prestigious dramas to chilling thrillers and true-crime stories, this week offers something for every type of viewer. Here’s the complete guide to what’s arriving between 16 and 22 October 2025 across Australia’s major platforms.
Apple TV+
17 October 2025
Mr. Scorsese: Limited Series A definitive exploration of Martin Scorsese’s legendary career, tracing the artistry, influence, and impact of one of cinema’s greatest directors. Watch
18 October 2025
Law & Order: Season 25 The landmark procedural returns with powerful new cases, fresh characters, and more of the sharp courtroom drama that has defined the franchise for decades. Watch
Disney+
22 October 2025
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle A tense drama about trust, betrayal, and obsession, this modern take on a classic theme shows how the lines between protection and possession can blur. Watch
Max
17 October 2025
Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage: Season 1 A lighthearted spin-off following Georgie and Mandy as they juggle young marriage, family challenges, and all the humour that comes with starting a new life together. Watch
Netflix
16 October 2025
The Diplomat: Season 3 The acclaimed political thriller returns as shifting alliances, international crises, and personal struggles collide in a gripping third season. Watch
A Quiet Place Part II The acclaimed sequel to John Krasinski’s horror masterpiece follows a family’s desperate survival in a sound-sensitive world. Watch
17 October 2025
27 Nights A haunting drama about the search for meaning and redemption across 27 unforgettable nights. Watch
She Walks In Darkness A gripping psychological thriller about a woman haunted by shadows of her past. Watch
The Perfect Neighbor A suburban mystery where friendly faces hide dangerous secrets. Watch
Turn of the Tide: Season 2 The Portuguese crime drama returns, raising the stakes with shifting loyalties and dangerous alliances. Watch
22 October 2025
The Monster of Florence: Miniseries A chilling true-crime series revisiting one of Italy’s most infamous murder cases. Watch
Paramount+
17 October 2025
Ghosts: Season 5 The fan-favourite comedy is back with more mischief, warmth, and supernatural fun.
Prime Video
16 October 2025
Our Fault (Culpa Nuestra) The saga continues with passion, betrayal, and romance at the centre of this dramatic instalment of the “Culpables” series. Watch
22 October 2025
Harlan Coben’s Lazarus: Season 1 A dark thriller based on the bestselling author’s work, full of secrets, suspense, and signature twists. Watch
Stan
16 October 2025
A Discovery of Witches: Seasons 1–3 Relive the full fantasy trilogy as a witch and vampire defy centuries-old rivalries for forbidden love. Watch
20 October 2025
Anne Rice’s Talamasca: The Secret Order – Season 1 A gothic new series revealing the secretive order that tracks supernatural forces in Anne Rice’s universe. Watch
This week’s lineup for 16–22 October 2025 offers something for every mood: political thrillers, supernatural sagas, heartfelt comedies, and high-stakes dramas. Whether you’re revisiting beloved worlds or discovering new ones, Australia’s streaming platforms are packed with standout releases worth adding to your watchlist.
As the vibrant heart of Queensland, Brisbane is bursting with a fantastic array of events this October. From world-class theatre and evocative art exhibitions to intimate musical performances, there is something to captivate every interest. Whether you are seeking a glamorous night at the musical, a thought-provoking gallery visit, or a soul-stirring concert, our city’s cultural calendar is packed with memorable experiences waiting for you.
Archie Moore kith and kin
Venue: Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA), South Brisbane — Date: 27 September – 18 October 2025
This major exhibition charts the artist’s Kamilaroi/Bigambul heritage through a vast, hand-drawn genealogical chart. It is a powerful statement on family, identity, and the continuity of First Nations history. Get Tickets
Dangerous Liaisons
Venue: Talbot Theatre, Thomas Dixon Centre, West End — Date: 2 – 18 October 2025
Queensland Ballet presents a story of seduction, betrayal, and revenge in this sumptuous and dramatic production. Expect breathtaking choreography and powerful storytelling that brings this classic tale of aristocratic intrigue to life. Get Tickets
Pretty Woman: The Musical
Venue: Lyric Theatre – Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC), South Brisbane — Date: 5 October – 23 November 2025
Based on the iconic Hollywood film, this dazzling musical brings the beloved romance to the stage with spectacular flair. Featuring an original rock score by Bryan Adams, it’s a guaranteed feel-good night out. Get Tickets
Malacañang Made Us
Venue: Bille Brown Theatre, South Brisbane — Date: 18 October – 1 November 2025
This compelling new play explores themes of power, family, and cultural identity against a rich historical backdrop. It promises a thought-provoking and engaging theatrical experience that will resonate with audiences. Get Tickets
Bell Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet
Venue: Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm — Date: 17 – 18 October 2025
Australia’s national theatre company presents a fresh and urgent take on Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy. This dynamic production brings the epic story of star-crossed lovers to life for a new generation. Get Tickets
The 39 Steps
Venue: Playhouse, Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC), South Brisbane — Date: 7 – 19 October 2025
Experience a riotous blend of Hitchcock masterpiece and spy novel in this inventive and hilarious stage comedy. Four actors deftly play over 150 characters in a fast-paced whodunnit full of non-stop laughs. Get Tickets
Candlelight: Tribute to Queen
Venue: St John’s Cathedral, Brisbane City — Date: 17 October 2025
Immerse yourself in the legendary music of Queen, performed by a live string quartet in a stunning, candlelit setting. This unique concert offers a magical new perspective on the band’s greatest rock anthems. Get Tickets
Candlelight: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
Venue: St John’s Cathedral, Brisbane City — Date: 18 October 2025
Experience classical music in a new light with this mesmerising Candlelight concert dedicated to Vivaldi’s masterpiece. Let the sublime sounds of ‘The Four Seasons’ wash over you in the awe-inspiring ambiance of St John’s Cathedral. Get Tickets
Candlelight: Rings & Dragons
Venue: St John’s Cathedral, Brisbane City — Date: 18 October 2025
Embark on a musical journey to your favourite fantasy realms with this concert featuring epic scores from film and television. Hear breathtaking themes from iconic sagas performed by a string quartet under the gentle glow of candlelight. Get Tickets
Vince Jones Quintet
Venue: Brisbane Jazz Club, Kangaroo Point — Date: 17 – 18 October 2025
Enjoy an unforgettable evening with one of Australia’s most acclaimed jazz artists, Vince Jones. His quintet delivers a sublime performance, blending masterful musicianship with Jones’s iconic vocal style. Get Tickets
Still Lives: Brisbane
Venue: Turbine Platform, Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm — Date: 15 October – 9 November 2025
Part of the Melt Festival, this powerful installation gives voice to the stories of rainbow families and individuals who have experienced stillbirth. It is a moving and deeply personal exploration of love, loss, and remembrance. Get Tickets
Demon Rhythm
Venue: Fairfax Studio – Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm — Date: 15 October – 9 November 2025
As a highlight of the Melt Festival, Demon Rhythm is a captivating performance that delves into complex themes through dynamic movement. Prepare for a visually stunning and emotionally charged theatrical experience. Get Tickets
Inscribing a life
Venue: Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA), South Brisbane — Date: 27 September – 18 October 2025
Explore the profound ways in which stories are recorded and remembered in this compelling exhibition. The artworks on display delve into personal and collective histories, showcasing the enduring power of memory. Get Tickets
Shimmer – CITY WIDE EXHIBITION
Venue: Museum of Brisbane, Brisbane City — Date: 18 October 2025 – 18 March 2026
This expansive city-wide exhibition explores Brisbane’s subtropical identity through themes of light, water, and shimmering colour. Discover works from various artists that capture the unique essence and vibrant atmosphere of the city. Get Tickets
Brisbane Big Band
Venue: Brisbane Jazz Club, Kangaroo Point — Date: 19 October 2025
Get ready for a swinging afternoon as the Brisbane Big Band takes the stage with their powerful sound and infectious energy. This performance is a must-see for lovers of classic jazz and big band music. Get Tickets
Creative Trail
Venue: Various Locations — Date: 18 – 19 & 25 – 26 October 2025
Discover the vibrant local arts scene by exploring open studios, galleries, and hubs across the Sandgate region. This self-guided trail is a wonderful opportunity to meet local artists and see their creative processes up close. Get Tickets
With so much on offer, be sure to plan your month and book your tickets early to avoid disappointment. Get out there and immerse yourself in the incredible creativity and talent that makes Brisbane’s cultural scene so special. Enjoy the show, the art, and the music!
It was the kind of Sunday that only Macca could conjure — a cross-country chorus of voices, stitched together by warmth, wit, and a weather report or two. From foggy Bemboka to sun-washed Esperance, truckies, farmers, and flyers rang in to share their patch of the world. What unfolded was a morning of stories about endurance, kindness, and that unmistakable Australian mix of humour and heart.
Ian from Bemboka – The Road That Never Ends
The first voice of the morning was Ian’s, steady as the diesel hum behind him. He was somewhere between Goulburn and Hay, hauling bricks to Adelaide, when he called through the crackle. From Bemboka, near Bega, he described the fog and the way frost clung to the edge of the road. “Bit of a white one, mate — you could hang your breath on the mirror,” he said. He’d left at three a.m. and told Macca that he liked those dark hours when the world is half-asleep. They talked about the life of long-haul drivers — servo bacon rolls, half-finished coffees, and the comfort of the road’s rhythm. Ian admitted he sometimes pulls over just to listen to the dawn chorus. “Magpies don’t care if you’re late,” he said with a grin you could hear down the line. For a while the two compared favourite routes and truck-stop characters before Ian signed off to keep the wheels turning. “You keep us moving, mate,” Macca said. “Someone’s got to,” Ian replied, and the laugh that followed sounded like gravel under tyres.
Mitch and Roy from Kalbarri – Fences, Floods and Family Humour
A burst of static, then Mitch came through from Kalbarri with his son Roy chiming in from somewhere nearby. “Lost the gate in that last blow,” Mitch said. “Found it two paddocks over,” Roy added, setting both of them laughing. They’d spent the week wrestling with twisted wire and a restless flock after storms had torn through their place. Macca joined the fun, teasing that Roy ought to be on wages. “He’s on one — it’s called dinner,” Mitch shot back. The conversation bounced from weather to wool prices to a story about a neighbour’s sheepdog that chased a fence panel clear across the yard. Between jokes, Mitch talked about how hard seasons test patience and how families hold farms together. “You’ve just got to keep showing up,” he said. Before hanging up, Roy shouted, “Tell everyone Kalbarri’s still standing!” “And laughing,” Macca added, still chuckling as the line dropped.
Danny in Melbourne – Waiting Rooms and Resilience
Danny’s call slowed the tempo. He was phoning from Melbourne, his voice quiet but clear. He’d spent time in hospitals recently and wanted to talk about waiting — not the inconvenience, but the humanity in it. “You see people who’ve been there longer than you, still smiling,” he said. He spoke about strangers sharing sandwiches, nurses who remember names, and the way small talk becomes a lifeline. Macca, listening intently, said, “That’s courage too, mate.” Danny agreed, adding that real strength isn’t loud. “Sometimes it’s just keeping your seat while the hours crawl.” The conversation ended softly, leaving a pause that seemed to linger through the next song.
Clarky from Cambelligo – Wires, Dust and Bush Ingenuity
Somewhere outside Cobar, Clarky was knee-deep in red dust, elbows in a Telstra phone box that had stopped working weeks ago. “You wouldn’t believe what’s in here — ants, dirt, someone’s old lunch,” he told Macca between bursts of static. “Dust gets in everything out here — even the bread.” He works out at the Mount Poppy Gold Mine and said the phone box is their line to the rest of the world. “When it dies, the fellas reckon civilisation’s over.” Macca laughed as Clarky described cleaning the terminals with a toothbrush and coaxing a faint dial tone back to life. “Got her singing again,” he said, and behind him came the sound of miners cheering. “Telstra should give you a medal,” Macca told him. “Just send me a new screwdriver,” Clarky answered. They both laughed, and for a moment listeners could almost smell the dust and grease of the outback, where persistence and humour fix everything eventually.
Chris – Between Accents
Chris, a British expat now living in Australia, rang to talk about language. “Back home you say ‘cheers’ for everything,” he said, “but here ‘mate’ does the lot — hello, sorry, even goodbye.” Macca teased that he’d gone native. “I probably have,” Chris said, laughing. They traded examples of how Aussies stretch vowels until they sound like music. Chris confessed he still catches himself using British slang that earns him funny looks at the pub. “You learn fast,” he said, “if you order a ‘pint of bitter’ in Queensland, you’ll just get bitter looks.” Macca roared with laughter. Then Chris turned reflective. “I still miss the rain,” he said, “but I wouldn’t swap this light for anything.” It was one of those small, smiling calls that show belonging is often found in conversation.
Pete from Watheroo – Machines and Miracles
Pete from Watheroo sounded energised by the season. “The crops are a picture, Macca — best I’ve seen in years.” A machinery dealer by trade, he spent most of the chat describing how the new harvesters talk to satellites and to each other, sending yield maps straight to a laptop in the ute. “They’ll tell you moisture, speed, even how level you’re sitting,” he said, “but they can’t tell you when the weather’s about to turn.” Macca asked if he trusted the tech. Pete laughed. “I trust my gut more. You know it’s a good year when you can hear the bins filling before the thunder.” The pride in his voice made it sound like music — steel, rain, and satisfaction blended together.
Anthony and Catherine from Petrie – The Sunday Market Run
Anthony and Catherine called from the car on their way to the Petrie markets, radio on loud enough for Macca to hear the turn signal clicking. “Not selling, Macca — buying,” Catherine said. “Plants we don’t need.” Anthony laughed that they were “rescuing ferns from neglect.” Macca told them they were single-handedly supporting the nursery industry. The trio chatted about Sunday rituals — coffee, markets, and the small extravagances that make weekends feel earned. Catherine said, “That’s what Sundays are for — spending a little on happiness.” It was a short, sunny exchange that felt like a smile on air.
Ken in Missouri – Flying Far, Listening Home
Half a world away, Ken, an Australian pilot living in Missouri, tuned in before take-off. “Still flying freight across the Midwest,” he said. “Flat country — if you squint, it could be the Nullarbor.” He misses the magpies and the scent of eucalyptus after rain. Every Sunday, before the engines start, he streams the show through his headset. “You’re my bit of home, Macca.” The reply was gentle. “Good to have you aboard, mate.” For a moment, the static between them sounded like wind over open sky, the distance folded small enough to fit inside a radio wave.
Jeff from Palm Beach – A Paddle-Out for Jack McCoy
Jeff rang from Palm Beach, his voice still carrying the hush of the morning. He’d just returned from the paddle-out for surf filmmaker Jack McCoy. “The water was glassy, not a ripple,” he said. “Hundreds out there, boards in a circle, quiet as a church.” He spoke about McCoy’s gift for finding beauty and his generosity toward young surfers. Macca answered softly, “That’s a life well lived.” The silence that followed was brief but full — the sound of listeners remembering someone they might not have known but somehow felt they did.
Rhonda from Esperance – Wildflowers and Wonder
Then came Rhonda from Esperance, her voice bright as the morning she described. “You’ve never seen colour like it, Macca — pink wreath flowers everywhere.” She was calling about the Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show, where tourists lie on the verge to photograph blooms shaped like halos. “We had one couple arguing over which pink was pinker,” she said, laughing. Her family runs a broadacre farm nearby, and she told Macca that after months of dust, the sight of wildflowers lifts everyone. “Even the blokes who never smile start whistling.” They talked about how the show brings the town together, school kids painting signs, locals baking for visitors. “Out here, spring doesn’t arrive,” Rhonda said, “it bursts in.” Macca agreed that Australia could always use more bursts like that.
Alastair Calder from Mildura – Counting Sheep and Sharing Stories
When Alastair Calder from Mildura came on, the pace quickened again. He’d just wrapped the first Sheep Pregnancy Scanners Conference and sounded proud. “We’ve scanned six-point-one million this year,” he said. He explained how scanners use ultrasound now — “From guesswork to heartbeats, that’s the jump we’ve made.” He talked about the camaraderie in a job that keeps you on the road for months, living on thermos tea and roadside lunches. “We might work alone most days, but the community’s real — someone’s always a phone call away.” Macca joked, “That’s a lot of wiggly tails to count.” Alastair laughed and said every lamb’s heartbeat still feels like good news. It was a mix of hard numbers and human warmth — science meeting the paddock with a handshake.
Doctor from Ballina – The Mind’s Gym
The last call of the morning was from a doctor at Ballina Hospital. His voice was calm, reflective. He spoke about mental health in medicine and the need to keep minds fit as well as bodies. “We do all this physical training,” he said, “but the brain needs exercise too — what I call ‘brain gym.’” He explained how laughter, rest, and community can protect doctors from burnout. “We mend others best when we remember to mend ourselves.” Macca paused, then said quietly, “That’s a good note to finish on.” For a heartbeat the air was still — just the faint hiss of the transmitter — before the next song rolled in, soft and slow, carrying the morning away.
Disclaimer: ‘Australia All Over’ is a program produced and broadcast by the ABC Local Radio Network and hosted by Ian McNamara. Brisbane Suburbs Online News has no affiliation with Ian McNamara, the ABC, or the ‘Australia All Over’ program. This weekly review is an independent summary based on publicly available podcast transcripts and episodes. All original content and recordings remain the property of the ABC. Our summaries are written in our own words and are intended for commentary and review purposes only. Readers can listen to the full episodes via the official ABC platforms.
As the jacarandas bloom and the days grow warmer, Brisbane comes alive with a fantastic array of events for everyone to enjoy. This October offers a diverse mix of family-friendly activities, vibrant markets, spooky season fun, and cultural celebrations across the city. Whether you’re looking to entertain the little ones, discover local artisans, or indulge in a culinary feast, something is happening in a suburb near you.
Night Feast 2025
Venue: Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm — Date: 15 October – 9 November 2025
Immerse yourself in a month-long culinary journey as the Brisbane Powerhouse transforms into a vibrant hub of food and art. Explore a tantalising array of pop-up kitchens, food trucks, and themed bars. Get Tickets
Celebrate Diwali: Fireworks and entertainment in Town Square
Venue: Westfield Mt Gravatt, Upper Mount Gravatt — Date: Friday, 17 October 2025
Join the vibrant celebration of Diwali, the festival of lights, with an evening of dazzling fireworks and cultural entertainment. This family-friendly community event is set to illuminate Town Square with joy and tradition. Get Tickets
Halloween Hologram Experience
Venue: Hologram Zoo, Cannon Hill — Date: 1 October – 2 November 2025
Step into a world of spooky, high-tech fun with this unique Halloween-themed hologram adventure. See ghoulishly delightful holographic animals and monsters come to life right before your eyes. Get Tickets
Spooky Putt Putt
Venue: Victoria Park, Herston — Date: 19 September – 2 November 2025
Get into the Halloween spirit with a round of themed mini-golf that the whole family will love. The course is decked out with spooky obstacles and ghoulish delights for a memorable day or night out. Get Tickets
9th Annual Barktoberfest
Venue: The Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets, Carseldine — Date: Saturday, 18 October 2025
Celebrate our four-legged friends at this beloved annual event for dogs and their owners. It is a fantastic day out with special activities and stalls dedicated to all things canine. Get Tickets
Riverside at the Gardens Market
Venue: Riverside Sunday Market, Brisbane City — Date: Sunday, 19 October 2025
Spend your Sunday morning wandering through this iconic market set against the beautiful backdrop of the City Botanic Gardens. You’ll find a wonderful selection of art, craft, fashion, and international food stalls to explore. Get Tickets
Clock Tower Tours
Venue: Museum of Brisbane, Brisbane City — Date: Daily
Take a journey up Brisbane’s historic Clock Tower for a unique bird’s-eye view of the city. The tour offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of one of Brisbane’s most iconic landmarks. Get Tickets
Jan Power Manly Markets
Venue: Little Bayside Park (road reserve), Manly — Date: Saturday, 18 October 2025
Enjoy a relaxing Saturday morning by the bay at one of Brisbane’s most popular farmers markets. Browse stalls brimming with fresh produce, gourmet treats, and artisan goods. Get Tickets
Children’s Week Family Fun Day 2025
Venue: Teralba Park, Everton Park — Date: Saturday, 18 October 2025
Celebrate Children’s Week with a wonderful day of free activities and entertainment for the whole family. It’s a great opportunity for kids to play and parents to connect with local community services. Get Tickets
Gumtree Kids Messy Play: Not-So-Scary Halloween Brew and Potions
Let the kids get creative and messy with a gentle Halloween-themed sensory play session. They will have a fantastic time mixing their own spooky potions and brews in a fun outdoor setting. Get Tickets
STEAM Sundays
Venue: Indooroopilly Library, Indooroopilly — Date: Sunday, 19 October 2025
Ignite your child’s curiosity with a hands-on session exploring the worlds of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Maths. These workshops provide a fun and engaging way for kids to learn and experiment. Get Tickets
Little Artist’s Eye Spy
Venue: Museum of Brisbane, Brisbane City — Date: Daily
This is a fun and engaging art trail designed specifically for children to explore the Museum of Brisbane. Young visitors can follow clues and look closer at the exhibitions in an interactive way. Get Tickets
First 5 Forever children’s storytime
Venue: Carina Library, Carina — Date: Friday, 17 October 2025
Bring your little ones along for a fun and interactive session of stories, songs, and rhymes designed to promote early literacy. It’s a wonderful way for children under five to develop a lifelong love of reading. Get Tickets
Children’s storytime in the park
Venue: Frew Park, Milton — Date: Friday, 17 October 2025
Enjoy the beautiful spring weather with an outdoor storytime session perfect for young children. It’s a great chance for kids to enjoy songs and stories in the fresh air. Get Tickets
This is just a sample of the exciting events happening across Brisbane. Be sure to check out the links for more details, book your tickets where necessary, and get ready to make the most of what our vibrant city has to offer. Have a wonderful time exploring these fantastic local activities!
October is bringing a spectacular lineup of events to Brisbane, offering something for everyone to enjoy. From major music festivals and international concerts to thrilling spring racing and cultural celebrations, the city is buzzing with energy. Whether you’re looking to catch a world-class act, enjoy a day at the track, or discover local talent, this guide has you covered for an unforgettable month.
Fridayz Live 2025
Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills | 17 October 2025
Get ready for a massive night of music featuring a huge lineup of iconic artists from the worlds of R&B and hip-hop. This high-energy festival is renowned for its party atmosphere and star-studded performances. Get Tickets
OKTOBERFEST 2025
The Hills, Morningside | 18 – 19 October 2025
Celebrate Bavarian culture with a fantastic weekend of traditional food, German beer, and live entertainment. Don your dirndl or lederhosen and get ready to raise a stein at this lively festival. Get Tickets
Shane Smith & The Saints
The Princess Theatre, Woolloongabba | 18 October 2025
Experience the raw energy of Texas-based Americana band Shane Smith & The Saints. Their powerful harmonies and electrifying stage presence make for a compelling and memorable live music event. Get Tickets
Daniel Connell: Box-Headed Manbaby (Encore Performance)
The Paddo Tavern, Paddington | 7 – 18 October 2025
Catch the encore performance of Daniel Connell’s hilarious stand-up show for a night filled with sharp observations and relatable comedy. His laid-back, observational style has made him a favourite on the Australian comedy circuit. Get Tickets
Cricks Highway Queensland Cup Raceday
Eagle Farm Racecourse, Ascot | 11 October – 4 November 2025
Experience the thrill of elite horse racing as the Spring Carnival continues with this premier raceday. Enjoy the high-stakes competition on the track and immerse yourself in the vibrant trackside atmosphere and entertainment. Get Tickets
The Honey Sliders
The Princess Theatre, Woolloongabba | 17 October 2025
Step back in time with The Honey Sliders as they perform a curated set of classic songs from the year 1975. This show is a must for lovers of classic rock and timeless music from a golden era. Get Tickets
Smash Fest – Tribute Festival
The Brightside (Outdoors), Fortitude Valley | 17 October 2025
Rock out at this outdoor festival dedicated to the biggest hits from your favourite legendary bands. Experience the music of iconic artists brought to life by an impressive lineup of talented tribute acts. Get Tickets
Katie Noonan
The Fortitude Music Hall, Fortitude Valley | 17 October 2025
Experience the breathtaking talent of one of Australia’s most acclaimed vocalists, Katie Noonan. Join her for an evening of stunning music that showcases her incredible versatility and artistry. Get Tickets
I See Stars
The Triffid, Newstead | 17 October 2025
Prepare for a high-octane performance from American electronicore band I See Stars. Their unique fusion of post-hardcore aggression and electronic soundscapes guarantees an unforgettable live show. Get Tickets
EVA Air Ladies Raceday
Eagle Farm Racecourse, Ascot | 18 October 2025
Celebrate a day of elegance, fashion, and exciting thoroughbred racing at this highly anticipated event. It is the perfect occasion to dress in your finest racewear and enjoy premium hospitality alongside the on-track action. Get Tickets
Teddy Swims
Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Boondall | 18 – 19 October 2025
Catch the global sensation Teddy Swims as he brings his powerful, genre-blending vocals to one of Brisbane’s biggest stages. This is a must-see show for fans of his soulful voice and heartfelt performances. Get Tickets
BRISBAND
The Triffid, Newstead | 18 October 2025
Discover your new favourite local artist at this showcase celebrating the best of Brisbane’s emerging musical talent. It’s a great night to support the local scene and enjoy a diverse lineup of performers. Get Tickets
Augie March’s Glenn Richards – National Tour 25
The Brightside, Fortitude Valley | 19 October 2025
Don’t miss a special solo performance from Glenn Richards, the celebrated frontman of the iconic Australian band Augie March. This intimate show is a fantastic opportunity to experience his masterful songwriting up close. Get Tickets
Two Broke Chicks LIVE | The Group Chat Tour
The Triffid, Newstead | 19 October 2025
Join the hosts of the hit podcast “Two Broke Chicks” for a live recording filled with laughter, life lessons, and relatable stories. This is your chance to be part of the group chat in person and enjoy a fun night out. Get Tickets
With such a diverse and exciting calendar, Brisbane is the place to be this October. These events offer a fantastic opportunity to create lasting memories, so be sure to check out the links and secure your tickets before they sell out. Get out there and explore the incredible live entertainment and cultural experiences the city has to offer.
Discover what’s on the silver screen in Brisbane this week. From the latest blockbuster releases hitting cinemas across the city to a special retrospective season of classic films, there is something for every movie lover to enjoy. Take a look at the schedule below to plan your next trip to the pictures.
Thursday, 9 October 2025
A House of Dynamite
In the high-stakes world of international espionage, a veteran spy must confront his past when a rogue state acquires a devastating new weapon, forcing him to navigate a web of betrayal where any alliance could be fatal. IMDb Rating: Not available Cinemas: Palace James St Cinema, Palace Barracks Brisbane, Dendy Cinemas – Coorparoo, Five Star Cinemas – Brisbane City, Five Star Cinemas – Graceville, Five Star Cinemas – New Farm, Five Star Cinemas – Red Hill Watch
Beast of War
During the Soviet-Afghan War, the ruthless commander of a T-55 tank and his crew become separated from their unit in a hostile valley, finding themselves hunted by a band of Mujahideen fighters seeking vengeance. IMDb Rating: 7.2/10 Cinemas: Event Cinemas – BCC Cinemas Strathpine, Limelight Cinemas – Morayfield, HOYTS – Ipswich, HOYTS – Redcliffe, HOYTS – Sunnybank, Cineplex, Limelight Cinemas – Ipswich Watch
Merchant Ivory: The Documentary
This documentary explores the extraordinary 44-year partnership between producer Ismail Merchant and director James Ivory, the creative force behind cinematic masterpieces like A Room with a View and The Remains of the Day. IMDb Rating: 7.5/10 Cinemas: Palace James St Cinema, Palace Barracks Brisbane Watch
The Travellers
A disparate group of strangers are forced to journey together across a fractured landscape, testing their resilience and confronting their personal demons as they discover that their greatest threat may come from within the group itself. IMDb Rating: Not available Cinemas: Event Cinemas – Carindale, Event Cinemas – Chermside, Event Cinemas – Mount Gravatt, Event Cinemas – BCC Cinemas Strathpine, Palace James St Cinema, Palace Barracks Brisbane, Cinebar Rosalie Village, United Cinemas Eldorado, Bribie Cinema – Bongaree, Dendy Cinemas – Coorparoo, Angelika Cinemas – Woolloongabba, Reading Cinemas – Jindalee, Reading Cinemas – Newmarket, Bayside Cinemas – Wynnum, Five Star Cinemas – Graceville, Five Star Cinemas – New Farm, Five Star Cinemas – Red Hill, Limelight Cinemas – Morayfield, HOYTS – Ipswich, HOYTS – Redcliffe, HOYTS – Sunnybank, Limelight Cinemas – Ipswich, Cineplex, Five Star Cinemas – Brisbane City Watch
Tron: Ares
A highly sophisticated computer program, Ares, crosses the digital frontier on a dangerous mission, bringing artificial intelligence from the world of the Grid into our own for the first time. IMDb Rating: Not yet rated Cinemas: Event Cinemas – Brisbane City, Event Cinemas – BCC Cinemas Capalaba, Event Cinemas – Carindale, Event Cinemas – Chermside, Event Cinemas – Indooroopilly, Event Cinemas – Mount Gravatt, Event Cinemas – North Lakes, Event Cinemas – Springfield Central, Event Cinemas – BCC Cinemas Strathpine, Limelight Cinemas – Morayfield, Limelight Cinemas – Ipswich, Palace James St Cinema, Palace Barracks Brisbane, Cinebar Rosalie Village, United Cinemas Eldorado, Bribie Cinema – Bongaree, Dendy Cinemas – Coorparoo, Dendy Cinemas – Portside Hamilton, Angelika Cinemas – Woolloongabba, Reading Cinemas – Jindalee, Reading Cinemas – Newmarket, Bayside Cinemas – Wynnum, Five Star Cinemas – Brisbane City, Five Star Cinemas – Graceville, Five Star Cinemas – New Farm, Five Star Cinemas – Red Hill, HOYTS – Ipswich, HOYTS – Redcliffe, HOYTS – Stafford, HOYTS – Sunnybank, Cineplex Watch
Friday, 10 October 2025
Hannah Montana: The Movie
As her pop star persona threatens to take over her life, Miley Stewart is taken back to her Tennessee hometown by her father for a reality check, forcing her to choose between her celebrity life and her country roots. IMDb Rating: 4.5/10 Cinemas: Limelight Cinemas – Morayfield, Limelight Cinemas – Ipswich Watch
Killer of Sheep (1977)
Charles Burnett’s landmark film offers a poignant and lyrical portrait of a Black family in the Watts neighbourhood of Los Angeles, following a sensitive slaughterhouse worker worn down by the pressures of his job and community. IMDb Rating: 7.2/10 Cinemas: GOMA (Gallery of Modern Art) Watch
My Brother’s Wedding (1983)
A man feels disconnected from his family’s working-class life and is torn between attending his upwardly mobile brother’s wedding and supporting his best friend, who has just been released from prison. IMDb Rating: 6.8/10 Cinemas: GOMA (Gallery of Modern Art) Watch
Saturday, 11 October 2025
Bless Their Little Hearts (1984)
Chronicling the devastating impact of unemployment on a family in Watts, this powerful neorealist drama follows a father’s struggle to find work and maintain his dignity amidst growing despair. IMDb Rating: 7.2/10 Cinemas: GOMA (Gallery of Modern Art) Watch
Sunday, 12 October 2025
The Glass Shield (1994)
A bright-eyed, rookie Black police officer in the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department finds his idealism shattered when he uncovers a deep-seated culture of racism and corruption within his own precinct. IMDb Rating: 6.5/10 Cinemas: GOMA (Gallery of Modern Art) Watch
Wednesday, 15 October 2025
To Sleep with Anger (1990)
The stable life of a middle-class Black family in Los Angeles is thrown into turmoil by the arrival of Harry, a charismatic and mysterious old friend from the South whose folk traditions clash with their modern life, unearthing long-buried tensions. IMDb Rating: 7.0/10 Cinemas: GOMA (Gallery of Modern Art) Watch
With a diverse line-up of films screening throughout the week, it’s the perfect opportunity to catch a movie. Please remember to check directly with your chosen cinema for specific session times and to book your tickets in advance. Enjoy the film!
Brisbane is bursting with creativity and entertainment this October, offering a spectacular lineup of events for every taste. From breathtaking ballet and world-class musicals to captivating art exhibitions and vibrant festivals, there is something to discover around every corner. Whether you are a lover of the stage, an art aficionado, or a music enthusiast, this guide will help you navigate the city’s cultural highlights and make the most of the month.
Bowen Hills
12 October 2025
String Sensations 50th Anniversary
The Old Museum Celebrate a remarkable milestone with an evening of exquisite orchestral music performed by talented string musicians. This 50th-anniversary concert promises a memorable performance showcasing five decades of musical excellence. Get Tickets
Fortitude Valley
11 October 2025
IMA Zine Fair
Institute of Modern Art Discover a diverse collection of independently published magazines, comics, and art prints from local and national creators. This is the perfect opportunity to support emerging artists and find unique additions to your collection. Get Tickets
11 October 2025
Australian Burlesque Festival
The Tivoli Experience an evening of glamour, comedy, and classic tease featuring the best performers from the Australian burlesque scene. This dazzling showcase celebrates the art of seduction and entertainment with a spectacular variety of acts. Get Tickets
Kangaroo Point
11 October 2025
BVJF 2025 Presents Jazz Singers’ Toolkit Workshop
Brisbane Jazz Club This vocal jazz workshop is a fantastic opportunity for aspiring singers to learn from seasoned professionals Dan Barnett, George Washingmachine, and Lauren Dawes. Participants will refine their skills and gain invaluable insights into the art of jazz performance. Get Tickets
12 October 2025
BVJF 2025 Presents the Iconic Kings and Queens of Jazz
Brisbane Jazz Club Enjoy a spectacular concert paying tribute to the legendary figures who shaped the history of jazz. This event celebrates the timeless music of jazz royalty, performed by a lineup of incredible contemporary artists. Get Tickets
New Farm
9 – 12 October 2025
Brisbane Writers Festival
Turbine Platform, Brisbane Powerhouse Immerse yourself in the world of literature at this celebrated festival, a haven for book lovers and aspiring writers alike. Engage with your favourite authors, discover new voices, and celebrate the power of storytelling. Get Tickets
South Brisbane
29 September – 9 November 2025
Brisbane Portrait Prize
State Library of Queensland Explore a stunning collection of portraits that reflect the character and diversity of Brisbane’s people. This prestigious exhibition showcases the incredible talent of local artists and tells the stories of our city. Get Tickets
3 October – 1 November 2025
Ross Booker | The Water Diaries
Onespace Gallery Dive into a captivating exhibition where artist Ross Booker explores the dynamic and evocative nature of water. These works offer a profound visual narrative on one of nature’s most essential elements. Get Tickets
3 October – 1 November 2025
Teddy Horton: Poodle Boy
Onespace Gallery Experience a unique and thought-provoking exhibition by artist Teddy Horton, exploring themes with a distinct and playful vision. This collection is sure to intrigue and spark conversation among gallery visitors. Get Tickets
5 October – 23 November 2025
Pretty Woman: The Musical
Lyric Theatre – Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) Hollywood’s ultimate romantic comedy comes to life on stage in this dazzling theatrical production. Featuring a powerhouse creative team and an iconic score, this musical is a spectacular night out you will not want to miss. Get Tickets
7 – 19 October 2025
The 39 Steps
Playhouse, Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) Enjoy a wonderfully inventive and gripping comedy thriller that sends up Alfred Hitchcock’s classic spy film. With four actors playing over 150 characters, this is a fast-paced and hilarious night at the theatre. Get Tickets
9 – 11 October 2025
The Tea Lady Factor
Cremorne Theatre, Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) This performance delves into the story of an often-overlooked character, revealing the significant impact they have. It is a compelling and intimate piece of theatre that shines a light on an unsung hero. Get Tickets
10 October 2025
The Tallis Scholars – Chant
Concert Hall, Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) Be transported by the sublime vocal harmonies of The Tallis Scholars, one of the world’s leading ensembles in Renaissance sacred music. Their performance of pure, ethereal chant promises an evening of unparalleled beauty and serenity. Get Tickets
10 – 11 October 2025
Leanne Kenneally & Alex Raineri – Songs of Light and Sky
Opera Queensland Studio Experience an intimate recital featuring the superb talents of soprano Leanne Kenneally and pianist Alex Raineri. This performance will showcase a beautiful selection of songs, creating a magical atmosphere for all attendees. Get Tickets
12 October 2025
Southern Cross Soloists Wonder
Concert Hall, Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) Join one of Australia’s most acclaimed chamber ensembles for a concert filled with musical wonder and virtuosity. The Southern Cross Soloists will present a captivating program that showcases their exceptional talent and artistry. Get Tickets
West End
2 – 18 October 2025
Dangerous Liaisons
Talbot Theatre, Thomas Dixon Centre Queensland Ballet presents a story of seduction, betrayal, and revenge set amongst the French aristocracy. This powerful and dramatic ballet will captivate you with its exquisite choreography and emotional intensity. Get Tickets
11 October 2025
A Window for Light: Mikis Theodorakis as I heard it from my father.
Thomas Dixon Centre This special event pays tribute to the legendary Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis through a personal and musical lens. It is a heartfelt celebration of his life and work, offering a unique journey through his iconic compositions. Get Tickets
This curated selection is just a glimpse of the incredible events happening across Brisbane. Be sure to book your tickets in advance to secure your spot and immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of the city this October. Enjoy the shows, exhibitions, and performances that make Brisbane a truly exciting place to be.
As the jacarandas bloom and the spring air settles over Brisbane, the city comes alive with a fantastic array of events for everyone to enjoy. From spooky Halloween fun and vibrant community festivals to family-friendly expos and creative library workshops, there’s no shortage of things to see and do. Here is your guide to some of the most exciting happenings across the city this October and beyond.
Spooky Putt Putt
Venue: Victoria Park, Herston — Date: 19 September – 2 November 2025 Get Tickets
Get into the Halloween spirit with a ghoulishly good time on the mini-golf course. This family-friendly event features spooky decorations, creepy obstacles, and numerous photo opportunities for a memorable experience.
Halloween Hologram Experience
Venue: Hologram Zoo, Cannon Hill — Date: 1 October – 2 November 2025 Get Tickets
Step into a world of frights and delights with a unique Halloween experience using cutting-edge hologram technology. Encounter ghostly creatures and spooky scenes in an immersive adventure perfect for the whole family.
Oktoberfest in the Gardens 2025
Venue: Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills — Date: 11 October 2025 Get Tickets
Experience Australia’s biggest and best Oktoberfest celebration right here in Brisbane. Enjoy authentic German cuisine, a vast selection of beers, and live entertainment in a spacious beer hall setting.
One Fine Baby Expo
Venue: Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills — Date: 11 – 12 October 2025 Get Tickets
Discover the best products and services for bumps, babies, and toddlers at Australia’s most stylish baby expo. It’s the perfect destination for new and expectant parents to shop, learn, and connect with leading brands.
Brisbane Celtic Festival 2025
Venue: Celtic Nations Monument – Moorlands Park, Auchenflower — Date: 12 October 2025 Get Tickets
Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Celtic culture with a day of music, dance, and celebration. This vibrant festival showcases talented performers and brings the spirit of the Celtic nations to Brisbane.
Annerley Junction Fest
Venue: Dudley Street East, Annerley — Date: 11 October 2025 Get Tickets
Experience the vibrant heart of the community at this beloved annual street festival. Enjoy live music, market stalls, delicious food, and activities for the whole family in a celebration of local culture.
Brisbane Emergency Services Expo
Venue: Mount Gravatt Showgrounds, Mount Gravatt — Date: 11 October 2025 Get Tickets
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the city’s emergency services at this exciting and informative free event. Meet the crews, see the vehicles up close, and learn about disaster preparedness in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere.
Aerospace Experience Day
Venue: Aviation High School, Clayfield — Date: 11 October 2025 Get Tickets
Explore the exciting world of aviation and aerospace at this engaging open day. Participate in hands-on activities, flight simulations, and drone flying while learning about careers in the industry.
Plantapalooza
Venue: Saturday Fresh Market, Rocklea — Date: 11 October 2025 Get Tickets
Calling all plant lovers to a celebration of all things green and growing. Browse a huge variety of indoor and outdoor plants from local growers and find the perfect new addition for your home or garden.
Forest Family Sundays – Bees
Venue: The Hut, Chapel Hill — Date: 12 October 2025 Get Tickets
Discover the fascinating world of bees with an outdoor nature play session for the whole family. Learn about these important pollinators through stories, crafts, and exploration in a beautiful bushland setting.
Storytime & Craft with Dannika Patterson
Venue: Harry Hartog, Carindale — Date: 11 October 2025 Get Tickets
Bring the little ones along for a delightful morning with local author Dannika Patterson. Listen to an engaging story reading followed by a fun and creative craft session inspired by the book.
Rainbow Families Storytime
Venue: Brisbane Square Library, Brisbane City — Date: 11 October 2025 Get Tickets
Join an inclusive and welcoming story session celebrating rainbow families and the diversity of our community. Share stories, songs, and rhymes in a fun environment that is open to everyone.
Nature Book Week Storytime
Venue: Mt Coot-tha Library, Toowong — Date: 11 October 2025 Get Tickets
Celebrate the wonders of the natural world during Nature Book Week with a special storytime session. This event is perfect for young children to foster a love for reading and the environment.
Manga and Anime Club
Venue: Indooroopilly Library, Indooroopilly — Date: 10 October 2025 Get Tickets
Connect with other fans of Japanese animation and comics at this engaging club for young adults. Discuss your favourite series, discover new ones, and participate in fun, themed activities.
Art Appreciation Group
Venue: Garden City Library, Upper Mount Gravatt — Date: 10 October 2025 Get Tickets
Join fellow art lovers for a friendly and informal discussion about various art forms and historical periods. This session provides a wonderful opportunity to share your perspectives and learn from others in a relaxed library setting.
With so many diverse events on offer, now is the perfect time to explore different suburbs and experience the best of what Brisbane has to offer. Be sure to check the event links for the most up-to-date information and to secure your tickets in advance. Get out there, have fun, and make some wonderful new memories.
Mid-October heats up with brand-new dramas, documentaries, and returning favourites across Australia’s biggest streaming platforms. From gripping thrillers and culinary journeys to animated adventures and true-crime tales, here’s everything hitting your screens this week.
Apple TV+
10 October 2025
The Last Frontier: Season 1 An intense survival drama set in the Alaskan wilderness, following a man confronting both nature and his past. Watch
11 October 2025
Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars – Season 1 A high-stakes culinary docuseries that dives into the ambition, artistry, and obsession behind Michelin-starred kitchens. Watch
Disney+
9 October 2025
Wandance: Season 1 A heartfelt coming-of-age drama about self-expression, movement, and the power of dance.
11 October 2025
Grey’s Anatomy: Season 22 The long-running medical drama continues with fresh cases, new faces, and emotional twists. Watch
15 October 2025
Murdaugh: Death in the Family A chilling true-crime documentary exploring the downfall of the once-powerful Murdaugh dynasty. Watch
Vampirina: Teenage Vampire The animated family favourite returns with a fun, teen-focused twist on growing up supernatural. Watch
Max
13 October 2025
The Chair Company: Season 1 A workplace comedy that follows the chaos and absurdity inside a small-town furniture company. Watch
Netflix
9 October 2025
Victoria Beckham: Season 1 An intimate docuseries chronicling the pop icon’s transformation from Spice Girl to fashion powerhouse. Watch
Boots: Season 1 A dark comedy following a washed-up musician making an unlikely comeback. Watch
10 October 2025
My Father, the BTK Killer A haunting documentary told through the eyes of the daughter of one of America’s most notorious serial killers. Watch
Swim to Me A moving drama about love, loss, and the determination to rise above tragedy. Watch
The Woman in Cabin 10 A suspenseful mystery adapted from Ruth Ware’s bestselling novel about a journalist who witnesses something chilling on a luxury cruise. Watch
14 October 2025
Splinter Cell: Deathwatch – Season 1 Based on the hit video game, this action-packed series follows covert agent Sam Fisher as he faces his deadliest mission yet. Watch
Prime Video
10 October 2025
John Candy: I Like Me A heartwarming documentary celebrating the life and legacy of the beloved comedic actor John Candy. Watch
Stan
12 October 2025
One More Shot An action thriller filled with tense standoffs and explosive sequences. Watch
13 October 2025
Generation Z: Season 1 A bold new drama exploring identity, ambition, and rebellion in the digital age. Watch
From Splinter Cell’s covert missions and The Last Frontier’s survival struggles to John Candy’s heartfelt documentary, mid-October 2025 offers something for every mood. Whether you’re craving action, laughter, or emotional storytelling, Australia’s streaming platforms have you covered.
Looking for something to do in Brisbane this weekend? From blockbuster concerts and live comedy to local festivals and charity gigs, the city is buzzing with activity. Whether you’re in the mood for world-class music, laugh-out-loud improv, or a unique floating party on the river, there’s an event to match your style. Here’s our guide to the must-see events happening across town.
Marcia Hines Sings Donna Summer
Venue: The Fortitude Music Hall, Fortitude Valley — Date: 12 October 2025 Get Tickets
Australian music royalty Marcia Hines pays tribute to the Queen of Disco, Donna Summer. This spectacular show celebrates the iconic hits and enduring legacy of a music legend. Expect powerhouse vocals, glittering production, and a night of timeless anthems that defined an era.
Björn Again — ABBA Tribute Show
Venue: The Fortitude Music Hall, Fortitude Valley — Date: 10 October 2025 Get Tickets
Get ready to dance, jive, and have the time of your life as the world’s most famous ABBA tribute act brings all the hits to Brisbane. Björn Again captures the spirit, style, and sound of the original supergroup, delivering a joyous, high-energy performance that’s perfect for fans of all ages.
A Tribute For All – Metallica Tribute
Venue: The Brightside Outdoors, Fortitude Valley — Date: 11 October 2025 Get Tickets
A thunderous night celebrating the music of Metallica, performed live under the Brisbane sky. This tribute concert brings the raw power and energy of one of the greatest metal bands of all time to an outdoor stage. A must-see event for rock and metal fans.
Petit Biscuit – OASIS Brisbane
Venue: City Botanic Gardens / River Hub, Brisbane City — Date: 12 October 2025 Get Tickets
Step aboard a floating party experience on the Brisbane River with electronic artist Petit Biscuit. Known for his dreamy soundscapes and immersive performances, Petit Biscuit transforms the river into a one-of-a-kind open-air venue. Expect breathtaking views, lush beats, and unforgettable vibes
Chappell Roan Night (Fan Event)
Venue: The Wickham, Fortitude Valley — Date: 10 October 2025 Get Tickets
Celebrate the music and magic of Chappell Roan at this fan-dedicated night. Expect themed sets, singalongs, and a vibrant atmosphere that embraces the artist’s bold, queer aesthetic. Please note this is a fan event and not an official performance by Chappell Roan.
Valley Fiesta 2025
Venue: Brunswick Street Mall, Fortitude Valley — Date: 11 October 2025 Get Tickets
Brisbane’s iconic street festival returns with live music, DJs, art, and entertainment across multiple stages. A staple of the city’s cultural calendar, Valley Fiesta transforms Fortitude Valley into a vibrant playground for locals and visitors alike.
Imminence
Venue: The Tivoli, Fortitude Valley — Date: 10 October 2025 Get Tickets
Swedish metalcore band Imminence bring their electrifying live show to Brisbane as part of their global tour. Known for their intense sound and dramatic performances, the band promises a night of unforgettable heavy music energy.
Spoegwolf
Venue: The Triffid, Newstead — Date: 12 October 2025 Get Tickets
South African alternative rock band Spoegwolf bring their poetic lyrics and emotional performances to Brisbane. Fans can expect a deeply engaging show filled with powerful songs and passionate storytelling.
The Washboard Union
Venue: The Triffid Garden, Newstead — Date: 12 October 2025 Get Tickets
The award-winning Canadian country trio deliver their signature harmonies and heartfelt songwriting in an intimate garden setting. A must-see for country fans looking for a warm, soulful live music experience.
The Lathums: Wigan of Oz Tour
Venue: The Triffid, Newstead — Date: 12 October 2025 Get Tickets
Rising British indie band The Lathums stop in Brisbane as part of their Wigan of Oz tour, bringing melodic hooks and heartfelt songs that have won them fans worldwide.
Brisbane Improv League – Grand Final
Venue: Big Fork Theatre, Fortitude Valley — Date: 10 October 2025 Get Tickets
The ultimate showdown of Brisbane’s best improvisers as they compete for the Grand Final title. Expect razor-sharp wit, spontaneous storytelling, and plenty of laughs in this high-stakes improv battle.
John Comedy Presents: As Per My Last Email
Venue: Big Fork Theatre, Fortitude Valley — Date: 10 October 2025 Get Tickets
A hilarious comedy show that pokes fun at the quirks, frustrations, and absurdities of modern office life. Perfect for anyone who’s ever hit “reply all” by accident.
House of Sin
Venue: The Prince Consort, Fortitude Valley — Date: 10 October 2025 Get Tickets
An immersive theatrical nightlife experience that blends live performance, music, and dance in a provocative celebration of indulgence and spectacle. A unique night out in Brisbane’s entertainment district.
Gimme Shelter – Concert for the Homeless
Venue: The Back Room, Annerley — Date: 11 October 2025 Get Tickets
A special benefit concert presented by The Salvation Army to support homelessness services. Enjoy a night of live performances while contributing to a vital community cause.
Saturday Night Comedy: Raised by Wolves & Women’s Show
Venue: Big Fork Theatre, Fortitude Valley — Date: 11 October 2025 Get Tickets
A double-feature comedy night showcasing Raised by Wolves and a women-led show featuring some of Brisbane’s best comedic talent. Expect fresh perspectives, fearless humor, and non-stop laughs.
With so much happening, there’s no excuse to stay home this weekend. Be sure to book your tickets in advance for popular events to avoid disappointment. Enjoy everything Brisbane has to offer!
