From city highlights to weekend escapes, Brisbane is packed with things to do from June 26–28. Here’s your guide to what’s on in Brisbane this weekend.


Brisbane-born Conrad Sewell takes his BLOODLINE tour to The Triffid this Friday June 26. Bringing a show built on power, vulnerability and connection. Sharing the share the stage with his sister SAYGRACE who is known for hit songs You Don’t Own Me and Boys Ain’t Sh*t. Tickets are available here. (Image credit: The Triffid)
Friday June 26 | Doors from 7:00 pm

One of Brisbane’s most popular foodie events, the Sunnybank Food Trail, on Saturday June 27. Running from 2:00–8:00 pm, this community event will feature over 188 menu items across 53 restaurants and vendors offering tasting plates of their signature dishes for just $2 to $5 each, celebrating the area’s vibrant Asian food culture.
Saturday June 27 | 2:00–8:00 pm

Tough Mudder is returning to Brisbane this June with its biggest and boldest lineup yet including 15- and 25-kilometre courses ranging from 12 to 20 obstacles, and a special infinity category where participants can compete as many laps as possible within 8 hours.
Saturday June 27 | 7:00 am to 5:00 pm

With free entry and prices from $2.50 you can browse endless rows of fiction non fiction biographies textbooks magazines sci fi games CDs DVDs and rare finds plus an expanded Comic Fest packed with more than 10,000 comics memorabilia and collectables. Every purchase supports the 24 hour Lifeline Crisis Support Line helping Queenslanders in need so every book truly makes a difference. (Image credit: Tom Hermans)
Saturday June 27 to Sunday July 5 | 7:30 am to 6:00 pm

Directed by award-winning opera and theatre director Sarah Giles, this reimagining of Antonín Dvořák’s classic leans into a darker, more atmospheric mood. Drawing on Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Mermaid, the story follows Rusalka, a water nymph who gives up everything she knows in pursuit of love, only to find herself navigating the consequences of that choice. Tickets are available here.
Thursday June 25 to Saturday July 4 | Various times

Marvel at life-sized prehistoric giants, dramatic fossil displays and interactive experiences that bring you face-to-face with these mighty beasts – including Sarcosuchus, a 130-million-year-old crocodilian.
Open daily | Sessions from 9:40 am

What’s more satisfying than an op shop bargain? One that is 50 percent off. Vinnies annual half price sale returns this weekend across participating Brisbane and Gold Coast stores. Savvy shoppers can discover pre-loved items and one-off pieces to refresh their wardrobe for half the price. Check here for the full list of stores.
Friday June 26 to Saturday June 27 | 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Brisbane’s month-long foodie festival Dine BNE City is coming to a close next week. Consider this your last minute reminder of the foodie deals and dining experiences happening across more than 80 restaurants, bars and cafes. Visit the Dine BNE City website to view all of the events and offers.

In the market for a little sparkle? One of Brisbane’s most respected jewellery destinations, McKinney’s Jewellers, is opening its vault for one weekend only, with discounts of up to 50 percent across a curated selection of precious pieces. Shop the sale online or visit the McKinney’s showroom in Fortitude Valley.
Friday June 26 to Sunday June 28 | Friday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, Sat and Sun 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Put on your track pants and a cosy jumper and head down to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary for a free showing of The Garfield Movie this Saturday June 27. Locals and visitors alike are welcome down to the cinema lawn (just outside the main sanctuary area) for a night under the stars with plenty on offer including food trucks, face paining and a surprise visit from Kevin the Koala.
Saturday June 27 | 3:00 pm (movie begins at 6:00 pm)

If you fancy a little adventure this weekend, jump in the car and head out to Kalbar for the Winter Harvest Festival. As the signature event of Eat Local Month, the festival showcases the best culinary offerings of the Scenic Rim region. Indulge in this season’s harvest, stock up on fresh produce and sip your way through local beer, wine and spirit samples. Discover more here. (Image credit: Scenic Rim Eat Local Month website)
Saturday June 27 | 9:00 am to 3:00 pm

Blending spoken word, song and comedy, Mandela Mathia delivers his compelling story with warmth and honesty. Under the direction of Jessica Arthur (The Dictionary of Lost Words), the production leans into Mandela’s natural stage presence, allowing moments of humour and reflection.
Wednesday June 24 to Saturday June 27 | Various times
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