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We pay our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestors of this land, their spirits and their legacy. The foundations laid by these ancestors give strength, inspiration and courage to current and future generations, both First Nations and non-First Nations peoples, towards creating a better Queensland.

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  • Camp Culture

    Clancestry Camp Culture

    30 Jul - 1 Aug 2026
    Cremorne Theatre

    This is your roll call to join Camp Culture! An interactive circus show serving up equal parts skill and sass.

  • Ya’Djin Spirit Women

    Clancestry Ya’Djin Spirit Women

    30 Jul - 1 Aug 2026
    Cremorne Theatre

    Ya’Djin Spirit Women weaves dance, theatre and film to traverse storytelling, sisterhood and speaking out.

  • Jessica Mauboy – The Story of Me

    Clancestry Jessica Mauboy – The Story of Me

    1 Aug 2026, 7:30pm
    Concert Hall

    Experience an intimate evening with Australian music icon Jessica Mauboy as she shares heartfelt storytelling through music.

  • Gunawarra Re-Creation

    Clancestry Gunawarra Re-Creation

    5 - 8 Aug 2026
    Cremorne Theatre

    Gunawarra Re-Creation is a powerful piece of First Nations theatre sharing culture, memory and healing.

  • Troy Cassar-Daley

    Clancestry Troy Cassar-Daley

    6 Aug 2026, 7pm
    Playhouse

    Join legendary Australian artist Troy Cassar-Daley for a raw, honest and deeply personal evening.

  • Barragga Yangga

    Clancestry Barragga Yangga

    7 Aug 2026, 7pm
    Playhouse

    Experience Barragga Yangga, a moving choral celebration of First Nations language, story and song.

  • Yothu YindiImage credit: Alan James. This images contains Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who have passed away.

    Clancestry Yothu Yindi

    8 Aug 2026, 7:30pm
    Concert Hall

    Celebrate 40 years of one of Australia’s most successful musical acts, Yothu Yindi, as they close out Clancestry 2026.

  • ARC Plays Eagles

    ARC Plays Eagles

    6 Jun 2026, 8pm
    Concert Hall

    Comprised of four living legends of Australian rock music, join ARC as they celebrate the Eagles.

  • Where Lost Things Go and Big Ideas Grow

    Friends of QPAC Special Event Where Lost Things Go and Big Ideas Grow

    1 Apr 2026, 5pm
    Playhouse

    Friends of QPAC are invited to a thought provoking and joy filled onstage conversation exploring the power of creativity, storytelling, and literacy in shaping young minds.

  • Duck Pond

    Circa Duck Pond

    13 - 16 May 2026
    Playhouse

    A glittering circus mash-up by Circa bringing together the worlds of Swan Lake and The Ugly Duckling.

  • 360 ALLSTARS

    360 ALLSTARS

    30 Jun - 5 Jul 2026
    Playhouse

    BMX, basketball, breaking, acrobatics, drumming and more! This smash hit returns to QPAC bigger and better than ever before!

  • Glasshouse Theatre

    Glasshouse Theatre Public Access

    From 14 Mar 2026
    Glasshouse Theatre

    Come and experience this architectural marvel and state-of-the-art venue.

What's on at QPAC

  • The Riddle of Washpool Gully

    The Riddle of Washpool Gully

    Until 21 Mar 2026
    Cremorne Theatre

    Combining storytelling with contemporary puppetry and miniature sets, The Riddle of Washpool Gully is a reimagined tale of Australian mythology.   

  • ART

    ART

    Now Playing
    Playhouse

    Experience this internationally award-winning comedy about friendship, ego, and the chaos a single opinion can cause.

  • Maestro 1: Umberto’s Mahler 5

    Queensland Symphony Orchestra Maestro 1: Umberto’s Mahler 5

    20 - 21 Mar 2026
    Concert Hall

    Experience QSO’s 2026 Season Opener with two masterworks: Mahler’s 5th Symphony and Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in E Minor.

  • The Hits of Cliff Richard & The British Superstars

    The Hits of Cliff Richard & The British Superstars

    22 Mar 2026, 2pm
    Concert Hall

    Travel back in time with this action packed tribute celebrating the great music of Cliff Richard and British supergroups of the era.

  • The Devil’s Violin

    Australian Chamber Orchestra The Devil’s Violin

    23 Mar 2026, 7pm
    Concert Hall

    Virtuoso Ilya Gringolts directs the Australian Chamber Orchestra in a program that pushes the violin to its fiery limits.

  • Moss Piglet

    World Science Festival Brisbane Moss Piglet

    26 - 29 Mar 2026
    Cremorne Theatre

    An explosive portrait of the world’s most resilient and curious critters.

  • Australian Youth Orchestra

    World Science Festival Brisbane Australian Youth Orchestra: Beautiful Equations

    26 - 27 Mar 2026
    Playhouse

    Explore the hidden beauty of mathematics in music with saxophonist Jonathan Radford and world leading mathematician Professor Yang Hui He. 

  • Brian Greene

    World Science Festival Brisbane Brian Greene: Listening to the Big Bang

    26 Mar 2026, 7:30pm
    Concert Hall

    Join a live stage experience that brings humanity’s dramatic quest to understand our cosmic origins to life. 

  • Bright Future Careers with Dr Karl

    World Science Festival Brisbane Bright Future Careers with Dr Karl

    27 Mar 2026, 10am
    Concert Hall

    Australia’s most famous science communicator, Dr Karl Kruszelnicki explores how science opens doors to the jobs of tomorrow.

  • MJ the Musical

    MJ the Musical

    27 Mar to 24 May 2026
    Lyric Theatre

    Michael Jackson’s unique and unparalleled artistry is set to thrill audiences, in the multiple Tony Award®-winning MJ the Musical.

  • Bright Future Careers with Dr Karl

    World Science Festival Brisbane Dr Karl Live!

    27 Mar 2026, 7:30pm
    Concert Hall

    Join Australia’s favourite science communicator, Dr Karl Kruszelnicki, when he takes the stage live in conversation at World Science Festival 2026

  • Leigh Sales AM and Annabel Crabb

    World Science Festival Brisbane Leigh Sales AM and Annabel Crabb: An Afternoon of Science

    28 Mar 2026, 4:30pm
    Concert Hall

    Join Leigh Sales AM, Annabel Crabb, and a stellar lineup of scientific minds for a celebration of curiosity, creativity, and the thrill of discovery.

    World Science Festival Brisbane National Geographic Live: Cosmic Adventures with Tracy Drain

    28 Mar 2026, 7:30pm
    Concert Hall

    National Geographic Live brings Explorers from the field to your city, live on stage.

    World Science Festival Brisbane Science Smackdown: The Ultimate Debate!

    28 Mar 2026, 7:30pm
    Playhouse

    A fun festival highlight where scientists and comedians join forces for an uncensored Saturday night showdown! 

  • Julia Baird

    World Science Festival Brisbane Julia Baird: Healthy Microbiome, Happy Brain?

    28 Mar 2026, 2:30pm
    Playhouse

    Acclaimed broadcaster and bestselling author Julia Baird dives into one of the most fascinating scientific questions of recent time: what does your gut have to do with your brain?

  • World Science Festival Brisbane – The Science of Sex: Big Ideas with Natasha Mitchell

    World Science Festival Brisbane The Science of Sex: Big Ideas with Natasha Mitchell

    28 Mar 2026, 10:30am
    Playhouse

    Sex. It’s fun, it’s complicated, and it is crucial for our species’ survival. Sex doesn’t just happen between the sheets – it’s threaded into so much of our psychology and culture.  

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