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The Sitchu scoop on the best events in April is here! Find out what’s on in Brisbane by scrolling through our jam-packed events guide.
Now that we’re one month into Autumn, Brisbane has just started thinking about cooling down. The mood around town is sundowner strolls, supper clubs and wineries… and we’re not looking back.
Whether you’re planning a long weekend escape, or adding to your bucket list of places to eat in 2025, we’ll be right by your side every step of the way.
Scroll on and discover what’s on in Brisbane this month and beyond!
What’s on in Brisbane This Month – Eat & Drink
Brisbane Gin Festival
Here’s one for the gin lovers! Returning for its fourth year, the Brisbane Gin Festival is coming to the Exhibition Building at the Brisbane Showgrounds.
Throughout the day, you can enjoy tasting sessions from some of their favourite distillers, as well as newcomers who you hae yet to discover. Your ticket includes a complimentary tote bag, tasting glass, and Long Rays soda and tonic to complement your tasting sessions.
Want to get your hands in the mix? Join the Kendor Distillery Masterclass and craft your very own signature blend to take home.
4th – 6th April 2025
From $70 per person
Exhibition Building, Brisbane Showgrounds, Gregory Terrace, Bowen Hills
What’s on in Brisbane: Health & Wellness
Feel Good Program
Get fit for free this season, with an outdoor exercise program that will get your blood pumping! South Bank is continuing its partnership with Goodlife Health Clubs to bring 13 classes per week that suit a range of abilities.
Each class is led by an experienced Goodlife trainer and ranges from mat pilates, Zumba, Body Balance, Abs Butts & Thighs and more.
Plus, Saturday morning participants can enjoy a free coffee to get their energy fix before (or after!) their workout.
Free admission
Saturday 1st March to Thursday 1st May
Flowstate & the Boat Pool, South Bank Parklands
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What’s on in Brisbane This Month – Art & Culture
Discovering Ancient Egypt
Step back in time at the Queensland Museum this month and explore mysteries, art and rituals from ancient times. The Discovering Ancient Egypt exhibition has just arrived from the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities and offers a peek into the culture, daily life and beliefs practised in ancient Egypt.
Explore 3D light projections of the Temple of Taffeh, sculptures, Book of the Dead scrolls, jewellery, artwork and so much more.
Level 3 Queensland Museum Kurilpa, Grey Street &, Melbourne Street, South Brisbane
Titanic: The Human Story
Following sold-out sessions in London, New York and DC, Titanic: The Human Story is coming to Brisbane!
Discover the human stories of the Titanic passengers by exploring personal possessions, photographs and relics both from people aboard, and from the ship itself. You’ll also get to view a recreation of the ship’s interior, from the first-class suites to the humble third-class cabins.
From $39 per person
Until 20th May
Level Q, Uptown, 91 Queen Street, Brisbane
What’s on in Brisbane This Month – Fun & Festivals
Kalbar Sunflower Farm Festival
Sunflower fields, forever. Take a scenic trip to the Scenic Rim this month by heading out to the Kalbar Flower Farm to see the sunflower fields in full bloom! With ample photo ops, food trucks with local produce and your very own fresh sunflowers to pick and take home, this is the perfect chance to get out of the city, breathe in some fresh air and enjoy.
Wander through the rows of sunflowers that tower over you and count the happy bees and lady beetles as you go.
Pooches are welcome, so you can also snap plenty of content for their pupstagram.
Sitchu Tip: Take gloves, secateurs and a bucket to carry your sunflowers… they’re a little stickier than you might think!
Entry from $32 per person
Friday 2nd May to Sunday 4th May
56 Warumkarie Road, Kalbar
Brisbane Comedy Festival 2025
In need of a laugh? Say no more. Over 350 hilarious acts are taking the stage in May, as part of the Brisbane Comedy Festival 2025! Spread across four of the city’s most iconic venues, local and international acts such as Arj Barker, Chris Ryan, Emma Holland and so many more.
Wednesday 23rd April to Monday 5th May
Various locations
Bluey’s World
Make your little ones dreams come true with and interactive Bluey’s World experience at Northshore Pavilion. During your visit, you’ll help bring one of the Garden Gnomes to life, with the help of the mischievous fairies. Then, help the Gnomes have the best day ever by heading into the house to play with Bluey and Bingo!
There are games, puzzles and clues to solve along the way that ensure this experience provides non-stop entertainment, laughs and joy.
Until 14 September 2025
$64.90 per person
Northshore Pavilion, 281 MacArthur Avenue Northshore, Hamilton
Blanc De Blanc Encore
After a tour around the nation and back-to-back seasons at The Grand Electric in Surry Hills, Blanc de Blanc is set to dazzle audiences this month in Brisbane at the West End Electric!
You’ll feel as if you’ve arrived at one of Gatsby’s famous parties when you step through the doors, with the show bringing its signature hedonistic and glamorous energy to the stage. Expect astonishing aerial work, risque humour, vintage French flair and iconic dance numbers – like all Strut n Fret productions, this show is not to be missed!
From $75 per person
Until 28th June
The West End Electric, 125 Boundary Street, West End
What’s on in Brisbane Beyond This Month – May
Big Gay Day 2025
Dig out your jorts and inflatable purses, because Big Gay Day is back and ready to take you over the rainbow this year with a cute Y2K theme!
This year, the festival is headlined by none other than Peach PRC and The Presets supported by acts like Jimi the Kween, Lazy Susan, Freya Armani and so many more. As always, proceeds from the festival will be donated to charity, to support organisations that service the LGBTIQA+ communities. This year’s recipients are the Open Doors Youth Service.
Start planning your costume and book your tickets here!
Tickets from $80 per person
The Wickham, 308 Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley
Paniyiri
Brisbane’s favourite food fiesta returns in May, and tickets are now on sale! Paniyiri is Australia’s longest-running Greek festival, and this year marks its 48th event. Spanning two days of spectacular food, dance, music and art, it’s a delicious and delightful way to spend a day soaking up the energy of Greek culture and heritage.
Watch cooking demonstrations, dance performances, competitions and so much more this year at Paniyiri.
From $19.90 per person
Saturday 17th May to Sunday 18th May
Musgrave Park and The Greek Club, Edmondstone Street, South Brisbane
Looking for more fun things to do in Brisbane this month? See what’s happening on the foodie scene with our food news, or explore what’s on around our beautiful river city.
Don’t forget to keep us in the loop with what you get up to around the city! Tag @sitchu.brisbane in your foodie and adventure pics as you experience the best of Brisbane.
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