This Friday, join Walter and get creative with cardboard boxes, it’s amazing the things you can do with a simple box! 

See it first here! Take a digital sneak peek into State Library’s latest exhibition Cut Copy: Brisbane Music Posters 1977-1987.

Celebrate First Nations culture, language and stories with a number of events and activities for adults and children alike.

What was your first Brisbane gig? Remember the music, the locations, the attitude and the style through State Library's extensive music poster and handbill collections.

Rubber bands are safe and cheap. They store energy like a battery and are reusable for so many things. Find out how by twisting, stretching, turning and even heating them – make things move at home.

Join Seth Ellis, the 2019 Mittelheuser Scholar-in-Residence as he shares his research and developments from his project.

Brisbane International Film Festival (BIFF) is back for 2020.  Across 11 days, BIFF celebrates contemporary international and Australian screen culture.

Showcasing beautiful and thought-provoking artwork by children from Queensland, Vietnam and China, Big Voices takes you on a  journey into these young artist's worlds, to see how they view themselves, their lives, their rights and their future.

In the first of its kind, Dangerous Women delves into the lives of Queensland risk takers and rule breakers unperturbed by stereotypes and unfunctional footwear.

Join us for monthly webinar sessions which will provide an overview of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander language resources from State Library collections, including our online interactive languages map.

Remember, see and feel the last 20 years through Twenty – an online exhibition of State Library of Queensland’s contemporary photography collection​s.

Witness the fascinating 80Hz Sound Lab as images taken from the State Library's collection are transformed and digitally translated into musical compositions using metadata.

While the Fabrication Lab has been closed with pandemic restrictions we’ve been creating a community for makers on Slack.

Created by big kids for little kids, Kindergo is a free reading app that empowers children aged 2-7 to read by themselves.

Join Tricia King, the 2019 Place Making Fellow, as she shares her research and developments from her project.