A festival of German culture spread across venues citywide, with events on film, fashion, food, business, science and tradition, and a focus on Brisbane's ties with Germany.
A staged concert of musical theatre songs, with 12 singers and a live band. Expect old Broadway favourites, newer hits and numbers from recent London and New York shows like Death Becomes Her and Paddington.
More than 250 works by artists who live with mental ill-health, or who care for someone who does, fill a large marquee. The art is for sale, and artists keep most of the money from each sale.
A huge chalk-on-blackboard family tree tracing Archie Moore's Kamilaroi and Bigambul kin across 65,000 years, set around a still pool remembering First Nations deaths in custody. It won the Golden Lion in Venice.
Paintings and other works from the gallery's collection about recording a life and the passing of time, from forceful brushwork to slow, repetitive making. Some honour people who have died; others look out to the vast age of the universe.
Artworks by older Brisbane artists from an over-50s art class, including Terry Hadnutt's Slim Dusty portrait, which won Grand Champion at the Ekka. The works are for sale.
