Arts near Bombay Bliss, Milton
Suncorp Stadium
40 Castlemaine Street, Milton
Once a cemetery, Suncorp Stadium has been the home of rugby league since 1957. In 2008 it hosted the Rugby League World Cup. The atmosphere at this state of the art rectangular stadium is often described as 'electric' due to the acoustics which amp up the noise level of the crowd. A bronze statue of Rugby League legend Wally Lewis stands guard outside the stadium.
Category: Arts
Gelateria Cremona
5 151 Baroona Road, Paddington
You’ll find all the classic flavours covered at this popular gelataria, plus more unusual offerings such as lychee, green tea, persimmon and honeyed fig. Yum!
Category: Arts
Casablanca
52 Petrie Tce, Brisbane
Category: Arts, Restaurants
// Mains from: $16.50
// Cuisine: Modern Australian
State Library of Queensland
Stanley Place, South Brisbane
The new State Library of Queensland is an architecturally stunning edifice, voted Australia's building of the year by RAIA no less. It’s the kind of place where a book lover could die and go to heaven. The John Oxley Reading Room on the fourth floor is a goldmine of historical documentation mapping out over 150 years of Queensland's social history.
Category: Arts
Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA)
Stanley Place, South Bank
Keep up with the best of the latest art from Australia and overseas at GoMA with plenty of it on display for free.
Category: Arts
Queensland Art Gallery (QAG)
Stanley Place, South Bank
Making art fun and accessible for all, the Queensland Art Gallery is also home to one of the country's most loved paintings, Under the Jacaranda.
Category: Arts
Lyric Theatre: QPAC
Corner Grey St and Melbourne St, South Bank
The Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) is home to the Lyric Theatre which is an impressive venue with the capacity to seat 2085 people. It boasts superior acoustics and has received critical acclaim for its design. It hosts large scale musicals, such as Wicked, and is the main venue for the Queensland Opera.
Category: Arts
Cremorne Theatre: QPAC
Corner Grey St and Melbourne St, South Bank
The Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) opened in 1985 and was designed by Brisbane architect Robin Gibson. Several theatres are housed within QPAC and the Cremorne is the most versatile. It has the capacity to seat 302 people and can be configured in six different ways. It is often used for experimental theatre and solo performance.
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