7 December – 26 April 2020
When ‘Water’ opens this summer at GOMA, visitors are invited to explore this vital element which sustains all forms of life on Earth. From major immersive experiences to smaller-scale treasures by Australian and international artists, the exhibition will highlight this precious resource and spark conversations about the environmental and social challenges we face today.
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8 December 2019
Good things festival established itself on the Australian festival calendar in 2018 bringing forth a new era for Australian alternative music fans, ushered in by an unstoppable army of some of the heaviest, and most alternative bands the universe had on offer.
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3 January – 8 January 2020
The ATP Cup is a new men’s team competition featuring 24 of the world’s top nations competing in Australia over two weeks in January, with group stages to be held across Brisbane, Sydney and Perth. Brisbane will host two groups of four teams from January 3 to 8. Each group winner will progress to Sydney for the ATP Cup finals. The ATP Cup offers prize money and ranking points second only in size to the Grand Slams.
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6 January – 12 January 2020
In 2020, the Brisbane International, now a women’s only tournament, joins the men’s ATP Cup in bringing 10 days of electric tennis action to the Queensland Tennis Centre. Headlined by Brisbane’s own world No.1 Ash Barty and Japan’s Naomi Osaka, the tournament boasts one of the strongest fields in the world as players prepare for the Australian Open.
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11 January – 23 January 2020
More than 3,000 participants, from over 175 teams, across five venues over two weeks… the biggest water polo event in Australia returns for the second installment in January 2020! After a successful inaugural Australian Youth Water Polo Championships the event is back for another year in Brisbane, Queensland. Locations include Brisbane Aquatic Centre, Valley Pool, All Hallows, Sommerville House, and Stuartholme.
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15 February 2020
The ICC T20 World Cup is the flagship international T20 tournament. 2020 marks Australia’s first opportunity to host the T20 World Cup and the first time T20 cricket’s global showpiece women’s and men’s tournaments will be played as standalone events in the same host country in the same year.
Allan Border Field will host five warm-up matches ahead of the tournament. In this match up, reigning champions Australia take on the West Indies.
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12 March – 5 April 2020
Get ready for the ride of your life when the Brisbane Cycling Festival rolls into the city for 2020! The festival will get you psyched up with professional, amateur and mass participation events at the celebrated Anna Meares Velodrome and other venues around Brisbane in 2020.
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12 March – 29 March 2020
Brisbane will host the Track National Championships in Brisbane at the Anna Meares Velodrome until 2021 firmly establishing Brisbane as the home of track cycling. The Track National Championships are the biggest domestic track event in the country, where national champions are crowned. Take a ride to the Anna Meares Velodrome to see some of the nation’s best riders in action and take part in Brisbane’s celebration of cycling.
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20 March – 22 March 2020
CMC Rocks Queensland is the biggest international country and roots festival in the Southern Hemisphere. Delivering an explosive array of international and national country music superstars, over three massive days and nights at Willowbank Raceway, Ipswich.
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25 March – 29 March 2020
World Science Festival explores and celebrates the entanglement of science and art through a curated program of thought-provoking conversations, inspiring theatrical and cinematic experiences, interactive workshops and engaging demonstrations.
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3 April – 5 April 2020
The world’s best track cyclists will descend upon Brisbane in 2020 when the internationally-renowned Six Day Series comes to Australia. A combination of bikes, beats and beers, the Six Day Series takes a traditional form of cycling and mixes it with an exciting party atmosphere to form the ultimate sporting event. With both men’s and women’s competitions across the event, fans can expect household names and fierce competition. World Champions, Olympians and the next generation of cycling superstars make up the field at a typical Six Day event and Brisbane will be no exception.
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3 April – 5 April 2020
WOW Festivals are high profile mainstream platforms for people of all ages and backgrounds, women and men:
– to celebrate women’s achievements
– to take a frank look at the obstacles that prevent women and girls from reaching their full potential
– to build networks of women from all backgrounds and personal circumstances to create change.
WOW Australia 2020 will offers three days of non-stop activity including exceptional speakers, panel discussions, interviews, concerts, exhibitions, a marketplace, workshops, speed mentoring, activities for schools and under-tens, and much more.
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4 April – 5 April 2020
The Tour de Brisbane is set to showcase Brisbane as an international cycling destination to anyone on a bike, from elite riders, to weekend warriors, to families and kids. The event is headlined by the UCI Gran Fondo World Series which is part of the internationally sanctioned series held all over the world.
The purpose is to raise funds for the Ride for a Metre Matters campaign to promote safe cycling in the city through our partnership with the Amy Gillett Foundation.
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1 May – 3 May 2020
In 2020, the NRL Magic Round Brisbane will be transforming into three days! Don’t miss your chance to watch your favourite NRL team – and every NRL team – take the field at Suncorp Stadium across one weekend from May 1 to 3.
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1 May – 3 May 2020
The Planting is a celebration of cultural expression through music, dance, art and folk lore and the nurturing of our forested parkland. Held at Woodfordia from May 1 to 3, 2020, The Planting hosts a diverse, informative and inspiring programme intended to contribute to the ever-growing global environmental and consciousness movement.
Come along with friends and family to plant trees, attend workshops, listen to talks and of course enjoy the music!
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13 June – 14 June 2020
Boasting a family-friendly environment for families looking for low-cost entertainment in a safe, outdoor setting, the Redcliffe KiteFest features a weekend of international kite flyers and colourful kite displays, aerobatic displays, jet ski stunt shows, stage entertainment, children activities, workshops, market stalls, food vendors and much more – all with a breathtaking backdrop of Moreton Bay.
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4 July 2020
The Qantas Wallabies will play Ireland in a Rugby International Test Match at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday 4 July 2020.
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8 July 2020
Holden State of origin 2020 will celebrate the 40th year of Australia’s greatest sporting rivalry.
The third and final State of Origin game will head to Brisbane on Wednesday the 8th of July.
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7 August – 16 August 2020
The Royal Queensland Show, or the Ekka as it is fondly known, holds a special place in the hearts of all Queenslanders. It is Queensland’s largest annual event and your greatest chance throughout the year to find out what life on the farm is really about.
There are over 300 activities throughout grounds, including animal adventures, agriculture competitions, rides, live music, showbags, cooking demonstrations, family shopping, children entertainment, fireworks displays and much more!
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1 September – 4 September 2020
BIGSOUND Festival runs four nights across Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley, showcasing the next big thing to fans, industry, and international tastemakers alike. Its massive artist line-up has been instrumental in uncovering names like Flume, Rufus, Courtney Barnett, Megan Washington, The Temper Trap, A.B. Original, Remi, Gang of Youths and more.
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