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Your 2021 Queensland Events Calendar 2021 Gold Coast Bleach* Festival YOUR 2021 QUEENSLAND EVENTS CALENDAR 2021 GOLD COAST BLEACH* FESTIVAL JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC BRISBANE BRISBANE GOLD COAST OUTBACK CAIRNS & GREAT - Brisbane Cycling Festival - Brisbane Comedy Festival - BLEACH* Festival QUEENSLAND BARRIER REEF • Auscycling Track - The Ekka (Royal Queensland - Beat the Heat Festival - 1770 Cultural Connections National Championships Show) MACKAY - Outback Festival Immersion Festival • Tour de Brisbane - NQ’s Rock’n Country - Outback Paddle Regatta - Big Talk One Fire - Brisbane Trail Ultra - Savannah in the Round OUTBACK QUEENSLAND - Crocodile Trophy - Better in Blackall Festival - Mapoon Cullen Point - Mount Isa Mines Rodeo Barra Bash SOUTHERN - Port Shorts Film Festival QUEENSLAND COUNTRY CAPRICORN FRASER COAST - Historic Leyburn Sprints BRISBANE GLADSTONE BRISBANE BRISBANE GOLD COAST BRISBANE Hervey Bay Whale Festival eToro Rugby Under the Trees Music NITRO World Games - Fitzroy River Barra Bash AIDA TV WEEK Logie Awards Australian PGA Championship - Kingaroy BaconFest Championships, Wallabies & Arts Festival Brisbane - Rockhampton River Festival MACKAY v South Africa SUNSHINE COAST BRISBANE GOLD COAST - Mackay Festival of Arts GOLD COAST - Gympie Music Muster - The Ring Cycle - Queensland State Cup CAIRNS & GREAT - Coolangatta Gold - Motorcycle Beach Races - Wynnum Fringe Image 1 BARRIER REEF - Horizon Festival - Gold Coast 5s Beach Rugby SUNSHINE COAST OUTBACK QUEENSLAND Cairns Indigenous Art Fair - Noosa Classic Spring Festival OUTBACK QUEENSLAND Birdsville Races FRASER COAST - Yonder BRISBANE - Birdsville Big Red Bash - Sunshine Coast Marathon - Gold Coast World Masters - Beach House Hotel Hervey European Masterpieces CAIRNS & GREAT & Community Run Festival (Golf) from the Metropolitan - Boulia Camel Races BARRIER REEF SOUTHERN Bay 100 Museum of Art, New York - Cunnamulla Fella Roundup QUEENSLAND COUNTRY - The Nationals – Bowls - Australian Country THE WHITSUNDAYS Australia Hockey Championships - Hamilton Island Race Week - Blackbutt Avocado Festival BRISBANE - Red Bull Defiance - Great Barrier Reef Festival - Miles Back to the Bush Festival SOUTHERN - eToro France Series, QUEENSLAND COUNTRY Wallabies v France - WOW Cairns - Airlie Beach Race Week Whitsundays Festival - Australian Camp Oven Festival - Moreton Bay Food BRISBANE CAPRICORN of Sailing + Wine Festival GOLD COAST BRISBANE - Granite Belt Art & Craft Trail The Ashes Summer of Cricket - CQUniversity Village Festival BRISBANE SWELL Sculpture Festival The Ring Cycle - Warwick Rodeo and Gold - SPARK Ipswich TOWNSVILLE NORTH - Gemfest ‘Festival of Gems’ BIGSOUND Festival Cup Campdraft BRISBANE QUEENSLAND GOLD COAST BRISBANE - Rotary Ride The Range - Queensland Ballet’s - McDonald’s Townsville BRISBANE - Australia Sports The Nutcracker Running Festival - Australian Supercross - Brisbane Festival Innovation Week Championship (Round 1) THE WHITSUNDAYS - The 10th Asia Pacific Triennial - Pop Up North Queensland - Crafted Festival Hamilton Island Triathlon of Contemporary Art (APT10) (PUNQ) - Brisbane PRIDE - WOW Logan GOLD COAST & Ocean Swim Weekend - Open Season - National Clubs Groundwater Country OUTBACK QUEENSLAND Gymnastics Carnival - Redcliffe KiteFest Music Festival Outback Queensland Masters - Premier Invitational - RedFest Strawberry Festival - Springtime SOUTHERN SOUTHERN CAIRNS & GREAT - UniSport Nationals Div 1 QUEENSLAND COUNTRY QUEENSLAND COUNTRY BARRIER REEF and Div 2 Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers - Jumpers & Jazz in July Festival - 7 Cairns Marathon and Community Run Festival BUNDABERG SUNSHINE COAST SUNSHINE COAST CAPRICORN - Cairns Amateurs Carnival Childers Festival - NOOSA alive! Swim Around Keppel - Outback by the Sea - IRONMAN 70.3 - NRL Telstra Premiership Sunshine Coast SUNSHINE COAST - TARGA Great Barrier Reef Noosa Triathlon CAIRNS & GREAT South Sydney Rabbitohs vs FRASER COAST - Mitchell Creek Rock ‘N’ BARRIER REEF New Zealand Warriors - Winds of Zenadth Blues Fest - Mary Poppins Festival Cultural Festival - Laura Quinkan Dance Festival - The Old Woman CAIRNS & GREAT SUNSHINE COAST GOLD COAST TOWNSVILLE NORTH TOWNSVILLE NORTH THE WHITSUNDAYS Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500 - Tour of the Tropics Ocean Paddle BARRIER REEF - Caloundra Music Festival QUEENSLAND QUEENSLAND CAPRICORN Yarrabah Music Airlie Beach Festival of Music SeaLink Magnetic Island & Cultural Festival - Floating Land - Australian Festival of - Yeppoon Running Festival THE WHITSUNDAYS GOLD COAST GOLD COAST Race Week TOWNSVILLE NORTH Chamber Music Pan Pacific Masters Games - Australian Volleyball - Don River Dash QUEENSLAND - North Australian Festival of Arts Schools Cup GOLD COAST - Monster Energy Tour PBR - Supercars NTI Townsville 500 MACKAY - Australian School Grand Finals SUNSHINE COAST - Townsville Triathlon and Rumble on the Reef - Championships (Basketball) Multisport Festival Skateboarding - QLD Oztag Super Series Due to COVID-19 public health advice, all Queensland events are subject to change in date or cancellation. Please visit the event’s official website or contact the event organisers directly for the latest information. Visitors should also check any prevailing travel restrictions and/or public health directions in place at the time. Indigenous artwork © The State of Queensland (Department of Innovation and Tourism Industry Development) 2019. Find your next event at queensland.com/events Image 1: Rembrandt, Flora 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..
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