From candlelit concerts to experimental theatre and late-night jazz, Brisbane is serving up a diverse mix of performances and exhibitions for art lovers this weekend. Whether you’re looking for a soulful night of music, a powerful play, or a moment of visual inspiration, there’s something for every creative appetite.
Friday, 21 March
Brisbane City
Event Name: Candlelight: Featuring Mozart, Bach, and Timeless Composers
Venue: Cathedral of St Stephen
Description: A classical evening by candlelight featuring iconic works from Mozart and Bach, performed in one of Brisbane’s most breathtaking venues. Get tickets here.

Event Name: Kenneth MacMillan’s Romeo & Juliet
Venue: Lyric Theatre, QPAC
Description: Queensland Ballet brings this iconic love story to life with dramatic flair and unforgettable choreography. Get tickets here.

Kangaroo Point
Event Name: The Jess Spina Quartet
Venue: Brisbane Jazz Club
Description: A vibrant jazz set led by Brisbane vocalist Jess Spina, backed by a powerhouse ensemble in an intimate riverside setting. Get tickets here.

Saturday, 22 March
Brisbane City
Event Name: Candlelight: Tribute to Coldplay
Venue: Saint John’s Anglican Cathedral
Description: A genre-bending acoustic tribute to Coldplay’s biggest hits, performed under candlelight in a stunning heritage setting. Get tickets here.

Event Name: Kenneth MacMillan’s Romeo & Juliet
Venue: Lyric Theatre, QPAC
Description: The ballet continues its acclaimed run with another performance of this timeless romantic tragedy. Get tickets here.

Event Name: Vitrine Gallery
Venue: Fish Lane, South Brisbane
Description: A walk-by art installation in the heart of Fish Lane showcasing experimental works as part of the World Science Festival. More info here.

Event Name: Breaking the Castle
Venue: Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
Description: A gritty and compelling solo play about addiction, redemption, and the search for meaning. Get tickets here.

Event Name: Calamity Jane
Venue: Bille Brown Theatre
Description: Queensland Theatre’s rollicking musical reimagining of the Wild West heroine kicks off its month-long run. Get tickets here.

Kangaroo Point
Event Name: Steve Sedergreen Trio with special guest Harry Angus
Venue: Brisbane Jazz Club
Description: Renowned jazz pianist Steve Sedergreen is joined by Harry Angus (ex The Cat Empire) for an unforgettable night of improvisation and soul. Get tickets here.

Sandgate
Event Name: Australian Celtic Women – “Spellbound”
Venue: Sandgate Town Hall
Description: A captivating evening of traditional Celtic music, ethereal harmonies, and enchanting stories. More info here.

Karawatha
Event Name: Harmony Week – Bollywood Dance Group
Venue: Karawatha Forest Park and Discovery Centre
Description: Celebrate Harmony Week with a vibrant outdoor performance of Bollywood dance, full of colour and rhythm. More info here.

Sunday, 23 March
Brisbane City
Event Name: Kenneth MacMillan’s Romeo & Juliet
Venue: Lyric Theatre, QPAC
Description: Don’t miss this chance to experience the dramatic heights of classical ballet from Queensland’s finest. Get tickets here.

Event Name: Breaking the Castle
Venue: Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
Description: Final performance of this gripping and moving solo drama that’s earned critical acclaim for its raw honesty. Get tickets here.

Event Name: Vitrine Gallery
Venue: Fish Lane, South Brisbane
Description: Explore visual storytelling in unexpected places with this open-air art experience. More info here.

Kangaroo Point
Event Name: Steve Sedergreen Trio with special guest Lionel Cole
Venue: Brisbane Jazz Club
Description: A Sunday session of jazz mastery featuring the legendary Lionel Cole alongside Steve Sedergreen. Get tickets here.

West End
Event Name: Stephanie Larman
Venue: The Bearded Lady
Description: Singer-songwriter Stephanie Larman blends folk, jazz, and indie in this intimate West End set. More info here.

Whether you’re in the mood for candlelight and classical, high-energy jazz, or a powerful night of theatre, Brisbane’s cultural calendar is delivering all weekend long. Make room in your schedule — and maybe your heart — for a little more art.