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WHAT's on Brisbane's Major Events WHAT’S ON A non-stop calendar of culturalBrisbane’s and sporting events in Brisbane ignites the senses, Major engages the mind and Eventssets the heart racing. Choose from blockbuster performances, international exhibitions, sporting spectacles, open air festivals and more with both free and ticketed offerings. Attendance at our venues and events is guided by the Queensland Government’s COVID-19 business compliance regulations and social distancing protocols. For more information please contact individual venues or event organisers. 28 NOV 2020 28 NOV 2020 - 2 JAN 2021 - 26 APR 2021 Brisbane’s Summer of Racing The Motorcycle: Doomben & Eagle Farm Racecourses Design, Art, Desire Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) 12-28 MAR 2021 24-28 MAR 2021 Curiocity Brisbane World Science Festival Brisbane City Botanic Gardens, CBD & Cultural Precinct, South Bank Cultural Precinct South Bank 24 MAR - 12 APR 2021 24 MAR - 9-12 APR 2021 2-21 MAR 2021 Brisbane Cycling Festival 10 APR 2021 Tour de Brisbane Shaun the Brisbane Showgrounds & Track National Brisbane Showgrounds Sheep’s Circus Anna Meares Velodrome Championships Show Anna Meares Lyric Theatre, Velodrome QPAC 7-17 APRIL 2021 APR 2021 10-16 MAY 2021 Australian Youth Water AFL - Brisbane Lions V Australian Heavy Vehicle Polo Championships Collingwood FC Industry Week (incorp. Brisbane Aquatic Centre The Gabba Brisbane Truck Show) Brisbane CBD & BCEC 14-16 MAY 2021 5-6 JUNE 2021 NRL Magic Round Brisbane Brisbane Marathon Festival Suncorp Stadium Riverstage, Brisbane 12 JUN – 17 OCT 2021 OCT 23-24 2021 29 OCT - 20 NOV European Masterpieces from Nitro World Games 2021 The Metropolitan Museum of Suncorp Stadium The Brisbane Ring Cycle Modern Art, New York QPAC Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) DECEMBER 2021 4 DEC 2021 - 25 APR 2022 Australian The 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art PGA Championship Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Royal (QAGOMA) Queensland Golf Club Image Credits: Brisbane Festival - Morgan Roberts. Brisbane International Film Festival 2020 - Production still from ‘Jumbo’ (2020) / Director: Zoé Wittock / Image courtesy of WTFilms. EUROPEAN MASTERPIECES from The Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art, New York - Rembrandt / Flora (detail) c.1654 / Oil on canvas / 100 x 91.8cm / Gift of Archer M Huntington, in memory of his father, Collis Potter Huntington 1926 / 26.101.10 / Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. 2020 Bledisloe Cup, Qantas Wallabies v All Blacks – Getty Images. CommBank Women’s ODI Series v New Zealand – Getty Images. BIGSOUND – Justin Ma. Blast by Tour de Brisbane - Veloshotz. 2020 Festival of TRL – Lachlan Bartholomew. The Motorcycle: Design, Art, Desire - Majestic c.1929 / Collection: Bobby Haas and Haas Moto Museum / © Haas Moto Galleries LLC / Photograph: Grant Schwingle. Australian PGA Championship – PGA of Australia. The 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art – Lee Paje / The Stories that weren’t told 2019. 2020 Elite, Para & U19 Track National Championships - Cycling Australia. Australian Youth Water Polo Championships - Water Polo Australia. Brisbane International - Tennis Photo Network. ATP Cup - Tennis Photo Network. Curiocity Brisbane - Courtesy of Tine Bech Studio. World Science Festival Brisbane - Queensland Museum Network. Brisbane Cycling Festival - Veloshotz. Tour de Brisbane partnered with Splatt Lawyers - Veloshotz. AFL - Brisbane Lions v Collingwood FC - AFL. Australian Heavy Vehicle Industry Week (incorporating Brisbane Truck Show) - Daimler Truck & Bus Australia. NRL Magic Round Brisbane - NRL Imagery. The Brisbane Ring Cycle - Opera Australia. visitbrisbane.com.au.
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