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WHAT’S ON A non-stopBrisbane’s calendar of cultural and sporting events in Brisbane Major ignites the senses, engagesEvents the mind and sets 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. 12 JUNE - 17 OCT 2021 1 - 11 JULY 2021 11 JULY 2021 European Masterpieces from Brisbane Cycling Festival Tour de Brisbane partnered The Metropolitan Museum of with Splatt Lawyers Modern Art, New York Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) Brisbane Showgrounds Brisbane Showgrounds 17 JULY 2021 7 - 15 AUG 2021 23 - 25 AUG 2021 18 SEP 2021 eToro Test Wallabies v France The Royal Queensland Show Brisbane Fashion Festival eToro Rugby Championships & Wallaroos v Samoa - Ekka Wallabies v South Africa Suncorp Stadium Suncorp Stadium Brisbane Showgrounds King George Square 3 - 25 SEP 2021 23 - 24 OCT 2021 29 OCT - 20 NOV 2021 Brisbane Festival Nitro World Games Brisbane The Ring Cycle including Riverfire 25 SEP Brisbane Suncorp Stadium QPAC 2 - 5 DEC 2021 8 - 12 DEC 2021 4 DEC 2021 Australian PGA Championship Vodafone Ashes Series: - 25 APR 2022 Brisbane Test The 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery Royal Queensland Golf Club The Gabba of Modern Art (QAGOMA) 13 FEB 2022 MAY 2022 3-8 MAY 2022 Dettol T20 INTL v Sri Lanka NRL Magic Round Brisbane Brisbane Writers Festival The Gabba Suncorp Stadium Brisbane Image Credits: 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. Brisbane Cycling Festival - Veloshotz. Tour de Brisbane partnered with Splatt Lawyers - Veloshotz. Wallabies v France & Wallaroos v Samoa - Wallabies Matchday Photography, Ruby Australia Ltd. The Royal Queensland Show - Ekka - Simon Langford-Ely. Brisbane Fashion Festival - Images courtesy of Richard Smith and Brisbane Fashion Festival. eToro Rugby Championships, Wallabies v South Africa - Wallabies celebrate after scoring try_Getty Images, Rugby AU. Brisbane Festival - Brisbane Festival Opening Weekend_Image by Paul Sickling. Nitro World Games Brisbane - Nitro World Games, Thrill One Sport & Entertainment. The Brisbane Ring Cycle - Opera Australia. Australian PGA Championship - 2019 Champion Adam Scott, PGA of Australia. Vodafone Ashes Series: Brisbane Test - Aus Men’s Test Team, Cricket Australia. The 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art -Lee Paje / The Stories that weren’t told 2019. Dettol T20 INTL v Sri Lanka - T20 Finch & Warner, Cricket Australia. NRL Magic Round - NRL Imagery. visitbrisbane.com.au.

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Queensland Art Gallery Board of Trustees Annual Report 2015–16
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