Brisbane Inside Out

An interesting tourist guide has come out this week showing all the places in our city that are recommended by its residents. Called the “Brisbane Inside Out Guide”, it shows all the urban centres we love, where we like to eat, and what we like to do.

Lord Mayor Newman said that it is important to have an up to date guide not only for the $4.53 billion tourism industry, but also for local residents who may not be aware of all their city has to offer.

The guide is available from:
www.visitbrisbane.com.au

Parklife

Saturday, 25th Septeember
Riverstage
Standard Tickets – $138

Parklife is Australi’s unparalled electronic/indie music festival, jam-packed with artists who completely define teh moment in music. Parklife makes the most of beautiful outdoor venues, in five cities, where music lovers can step into a spectacle in which the surroundings are idyllic, the music is great and the world is their oyster.

This year introduces the Fuzzy iPhone app designed to help maximise the enjoyment of the event. Gone are teh days of trying to read a festival guide in pitch darkness while searching for your favourite stage.

For more information:
Parklife – Official Page

Zillmere Multicultural Festival

Saturday, 22nd May, 2010
O’Callaghan Park, Zillmere Rd
10am – 4pm
Free

The Zillmere Multicultural Festival will be held this weekend. The festival will hot village style food and craft stalls along with cultural displays, workshops, crafts, demonstrations, song, and dance. Join the festivities in O’Callaghan Park from 10am.

The festival aims to promote and share the diversity and rich cultural backgrounds of the people in and around Zillmere. This year will have artists from Bulgaria, New Zealand, Indian, Brazil, Egypt, and Australia.

Happy Mother’s Day

We’d like to wish all the Mother’s out there a very special Mother’s Day this Sunday. Make sure you all spoil her and let her know how special she is!

For more information:
RBA increases interest rates again – Yahoo 7 News

RSL ANZAC Eve Concert

Saturday, April 24, 2010
Suncorp Piazza, South Bank
5:30-7pm
Free

RSL Queensland has joined with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra for a free concert on ANZAC Day eve, Saturday 24 April. It will be staged at the Suncorp Piazza at Brisbane’s Southbank and will showcase a range of musicians and vocalists including guest conductor Sean O’Boyle, soprano Suzanne Kompass and narration by Channel 9 presenter Andrew Lofthouse.

For more information:
RSL Events – Returned & Services League of Australia