What's On This Weekend in Brisbane: Sitchu's Top Picks

Ready to make the most of the cool Autumn breeze? From swish new rooftop bars to strolling the streets, we've scoped the city's best events happening this week.

Luckily for us, there's no end to amazing events happening in and around Brisbane this month and to help you narrow it down one step further, here's our pick of fun things to do in Brisbane this weekend.

Free Coffee At Toby’s Estate 

Two very simple words have been combined this week that will result in a joyful feeling… are you ready for it? Free coffee. Music to our ears! 

Head down to the brand spanking new Toby’s Estate flagship coffee store in Newstead this Wednesday between 7am and 9am for a free cup of joe, roasted by Austalia’s second-ranked coffee roasting champion and poured by a handful of Brissie’s best baristas. 

Wednesday 1st May, 7am to 9am

Toby’s Estate, 1/33 Longland Street, Newstead

Brisbane Comedy Festival 2024

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 2024! Spread across four of the city’s most iconic venues, local and international acts such as Adrian Bliss, Myf Warhurst, Zan Rowe, Adam Kay, Stephen K. Amos and so many more. 

Friday 26th April to Sunday 26th May

Various locations

Cherry Blossom Season at Mary Mae’s

If your Instagram feed is full of your friends having the time of their life in Japan (there’s been a little bit of that going around in the Sitchu office…), we have something to soothe the pain. Trot down to Sip & Sakura at Mary Mae’s at the Powerhouse, and enjoy some waterfront views whilst sipping on their special sakura season cocktails. Try a variety of botanical Roku gin cocktails or the mouthwatering matcha yuzu delight dessert on the menu whilst you enjoy the last of the summery sunshine as it fades into autumn.

Brisbane Powerhouse, 119 Lamington Street, New Farm 

Hiromi Tango

Immersive artist Hiromi Tango nurtures connectivity and creativity in bloom this month at the Museum of Brisbane. This six-month residency will see Hiromi transform the Adelaide Street Pavilion into a sculptural arrangement of vibrant flowers, through her 花弁 Hanabira (Gentle Petal) public installation. Inviting the general public to be part of this immersive installation, Hiromi invites Brisbane locals and visitors to create flowers and foliage from upcycled textiles and foraged local materials, inspired by Brisbane’s local blooms and buds. 

Free Admission

From Saturday 2nd March

Adelaide Street Pavilion, Level 3, City Hall

North by North West

This free exhibition at the Queensland Art Gallery showcases recent acquisitions alongside existing favourites from the Gallery’s collection of Indigenous Australian art. North by North West highlights unique visual threads and continuities that traverse the top half of the continent, celebrating each part of Country’s specific regional style. 

From February 11th

Book A Bottomless Brunch

Few things fill our hearts with as much joy as the idea of a bottomless brunch with our besties on the weekend. Whether you need an excuse to get the gang together, or you have a reason to celebrate, we've found the best bottomless brunches in Brisbane to book this weekend. 

Thinking about getting out of town this weekend? Head to our destinations pillar to find out everything you need to know about Queensland's best vacation spots. Or for more of what's happening in and around Brisbane this month, check out of monthly guide of fun things to do in Brisbane.