The rain has cleared and Riverfire is ready to light up Brisbane’s skies. Here’s a full list of all you need to know to get the best viewing experience, including a full rundown of the event times, the prime viewing spots, and how to get there.
Brisbane will be transformed from rooftops to river when the most ambitious Brisbane Festival yet launches this year.
Brisbane’s annual fire-on-the-water extravaganza has a new name this year, but that’s not the only big change afoot.
More than 70,000 people hit Brisbane’s streets to take in the Riverfire spectacle on Saturday night, but almost just as impressive was this statistic from police that prove the locals were there just to have a good time.
The Brisbane Festival officially opens tonight but there were sneak previews last night and audience members at this show were in raptures.
A series of colourful, luminescent arches marks the entry to Brisbane’s new home of independent theatre in West End – and it’s opened its doors just in time for the city’s flagship festival.
The Brisbane Festival has been reimagined, and part of the show will be Stephen King meets drive-in meets live performance.
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