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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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Melbourne Street Green

The Melbourne Street Green is a vibrant outdoor space that regularly plays host to free performances, festivals and community activities.

Located on the corner of Melbourne and Grey Streets, the Melbourne Street Green is easily accessible and sits alongside QPAC's Storytellers café.

Whether you’re stopping by for a coffee, enjoying a free performance, or soaking up the lively atmosphere, the Melbourne Street Green is QPAC’s welcoming backyard—open to audiences and the wider community.

Melbourne Street Green Location

Melbourne Street Green is easily accessible from South Brisbane Station and Cultural Forecourt. Parking options include the Performing Arts Car Park and the Art Gallery/Museum car park.

What's on at QPAC

  • An Evening with Li Cunxin

    An Evening with Li Cunxin

    29 Sep 2026, 6:30pm
    Concert Hall

    Join Li Cunxin for a celebration of his new book The Lucky Son, the highly anticipated follow up to one of the world’s most beloved books, Mao's Last Dancer. 

  • ANASTASIA the Musical

    ANASTASIA the Musical

    Now Playing
    Lyric Theatre

    ANASTASIA the Broadway Musical, the romantic and adventure-filled hit musical inspired by the beloved film, is coming to Brisbane.

  • An Evening with Damon Hill

    An Evening with Damon Hill – In Conversation with Tom Clarkson

    1 Oct 2026, 7:30pm
    Concert Hall

    One of motorsport’s most respected figures, Damon Hill, joins Tom Clarkson, acclaimed host of the official F1 podcast Beyond The Grid for an evening of stories from his remarkable Formula 1 career. 

  • Burn the Floor

    Burn the Floor

    2 Oct 2026, 7pm
    Concert Hall

    Featuring inspirational champion dancers, Burn the Floor is not just a dance show, it’s a pure theatrical experience!

  • Radiohead for Solo Piano: Live AV Set

    Radiohead for Solo Piano: Live AV Set

    3 Oct 2026, 8pm
    Concert Hall

    Master of improvisation, Berlin-based Australian pianist Josh Cohen returns to QPAC this October!

  • CHEEK LIVE: State of the Nation with Hannah Ferguson

    CHEEK LIVE: State of the Nation with Hannah Ferguson

    4 Oct 2026, 6:30pm
    Concert Hall

    Join Hannah Ferguson, Founder of Cheek Media, as she addresses the State of the Nation.

  • Paul Lewis

    Musica Viva Australia Paul Lewis: Mozart+

    6 Oct 2026, 7pm
    Concert Hall

    Pianist Paul Lewis puts Mozart under the microscope to discover endless new wonders.

  • Origins – Siobhan Stagg and Jonathan Ware

    Origins – Siobhan Stagg and Jonathan Ware

    7 Oct 2026, 6:30pm
    Concert Hall

    Australia’s acclaimed soprano Siobhan Stagg returns home with a deeply personal programme that reimagines stories of creation through a feminine lens. Joined by acclaimed pianist Jonathan Ware.

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