QPAC

This event is an opportunity to reflect on the significance of the National Apology, honour the resilience of Stolen Generations and contribute to ongoing journey of truth, healing, and connection.

Experience a program of three powerful works: Keeping Grounded, Brown Boys, and Sheoak, which honour the past while looking to the future. 

Part of QPAC's Creative Learning Program, this program of three powerful works honours Bangarra’s past while looking to the future.

Guided by First Nations musicians, students will explore how song becomes a voice for truth and transformation – investigating stories of colonialism, the Stolen Generations, and resilience.

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

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

Part of QPAC's Creative Learning Program, this interactive circus show serves up equal parts skill and sass.

Celebrate the First Nations cultures of Brisbane and mark the official opening of Clancestry 2026 with First Gathering.

Don’t miss two nights of jam-packed free live music featuring the sounds of our deadly First Nations artists.

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

Join us for a weekend of creativity and free family fun as we celebrate First Nations art and stories.

Featuring artists, makers and creatives, experience a weekend full of art and workshops.

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

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

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

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

Trevor Fourmile and Nadine McDonald-Dowd guide students in an exploration of storytelling as a dynamic and living cultural practice vital to First Nations and Torres Strait Islander stories.

Guided by First Nations musicians, students will explore how song becomes a voice for truth and transformation – investigating stories of colonialism, the Stolen Generations, and resilience.

Explore the tumultuous love story of Sam and Ally in this gripping play that delves into the complexities of relationships, love, and loss.