Discover events in nooks and crannies across Moreton Bay.
2024 Program
Latest Past Events
Tewst event 2026
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Tewst event 2026
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The Middle Room
New Tricks Wine & Gin Distillery 26 Collingwood Street, AlbionThe Middle Room is a contemporary acoustic musical that tells the story of a home, and the countless lives interwoven within it.
K Mak at the Planetarium
K Mak fuses live cello, violin, synths, beats and vocals with sumptuous tailored visuals at the Brisbane Planetarium.
Repeatedly selling out Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, the show returns to Brisbane after a record-breaking season at the Edinburgh Fringe.
“Otherwordly beauty” – The Guardian
“Haunting and transcendent” – Stage Whispers
Angel Strings at the Planetarium
Angel Strings merge the divine majesty of the outer universe with sublime string quartet repertoire.
Featuring works by Philip Glass, Ravel, Max Richter, Karl Jenkins and Elgar with stirring tailored visuals on the domed ceiling of the planetarium.
For classical and non-classical music lovers. Previous Brisbane shows all sold out!
Angel Strings at the Planetarium
Angel Strings merge the divine majesty of the outer universe with sublime string quartet repertoire.
Featuring works by Philip Glass, Ravel, Max Richter, Karl Jenkins and Elgar with stirring tailored visuals on the domed ceiling of the planetarium.
For classical and non-classical music lovers. Previous Brisbane shows all sold out!
Angel Strings at the Planetarium
Angel Strings merge the divine majesty of the outer universe with sublime string quartet repertoire.
Featuring works by Philip Glass, Ravel, Max Richter, Karl Jenkins and Elgar with stirring tailored visuals on the domed ceiling of the planetarium.
For classical and non-classical music lovers. Previous Brisbane shows all sold out!
Saturday Supper Club
Saturday Supper Club is an intimate twilight show of folk music and shared food in a beautiful old Queenslander in West End. Think comfy lounges, soft lighting combined with warm harmonies and acoustic storytelling by well-renowned Brisbane trio Tin Star. They will be joined by special guest Clare Cowley. So gather close, and settle in for a cosy night of songs, connection and candlelit charm. A chef cooked supper will be available to purchase at the show.
Bard Wars Chapter the Fifth: the Empire Striketh Back
Prepare yourselves for the sequel to 2025’s Anywhere Award winner for Best Comedy (Bard Wars: Hope Renew’d). We return to a time long, long ago in a land far, far away with the Empire Striketh Back!
Bard Wars Chapter the Fifth: the Empire Striketh Back
Prepare yourselves for the sequel to 2025’s Anywhere Award winner for Best Comedy (Bard Wars: Hope Renew’d). We return to a time long, long ago in a land far, far away with the Empire Striketh Back!
Bard Wars Chapter the Fifth: the Empire Striketh Back
Prepare yourselves for the sequel to 2025’s Anywhere Award winner for Best Comedy (Bard Wars: Hope Renew’d). We return to a time long, long ago in a land far, far away with the Empire Striketh Back!
Wine Mum Anthems
This show is for every geriatric millennial trying to figure out when “No Aphrodisiac” became a “Wine Mum Anthem” (Rude!). Set to TripleJ hits from the 1990s and 2000s, Wine Mum Anthems is a tribute to middle age, the music we love, and the mates who have seen it all!
Community Events
Acknowledgement of Traditional Custodians
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we present Anywhere Festival, the Kabi Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi, Jinibara, Turrbal and Yuggera Peoples. We wish to pay respect to their Elders - past, present and emerging - and acknowledge the important role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their stories continue to play.
