What's on
Explore the latest online events, exhibitions, workshops and talks.
49 events found
Today till Tue 18 Jan · 10am–2pm
Let your child's creativity run wild this summer with Rumpus Holiday Fun! Come on an imaginative adventure at State Library and discover a wonderous new world w
Today till Tue 18 Jan · 10am–4pm
From 14 to 28 January, visitors to Anzac Square Memorial Galleries can see the colourful Venetian glass mosaic created by late Brisbane artist, Don Ross.
This p
Every day · 12am–11:59pm
The Summer Reading Club is a fun, free program to encourage children to keep reading through the summer! There are 20 challenges to complete which are suitable
Every day · 9am–5pm
Storytelling is at the heart of being human and sparks important connections between audiences and storytellers.
Australia has the oldest continuous storytell
Every day · 10am–5pm
The botanical world has inspired some of the most sumptuous illustrations to be found in the pages of books. The natural world, and plants in particular, drive
Every day · 10am–5pm
Thought libraries were all about books? You’re in for a surprise. For art, culture and history lovers, take a self-guided tour of State Library and discover fas
Today · 10am–2pm
Work with State Library’s Applied Creativity team to design and fabricate the huge cardboard sculptures to be installed in the Great and Grand Rumpus exhibition
Tue, Thu, Sat & Sun · 10–10:45am
Songs and rhymes for babes in arms to children ready to dance.
This First 5 Forever session is a special time for you and your little one where you can share
Every day · 10am–5pm
The John Oxley Library has collected, preserved and shared Queensland’s collective memory since 1934.
The Talbot Family Treasures Wall features a changing selec
Every day · 10am–5pm
Viewpoints: Contemporary Aboriginal Photography showcases the captivating work of three contemporary Aboriginal photographers, Michael Aird, Jo-Anne Driessens a
Today · 10–10:30am
Join Georgia Walsh, curator of Viewpoints: Contemporary Aboriginal photography on a tour of the exhibition, as she discusses the important work and interpersona
Today (multiple dates) · 10:30–11am
Spectacular tales of cardboard marvels as related by the anthropomorphic representation of The Great & Grand Rumpus. This is an in-character tour of the ex