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  • Exhibitions and Shows (10)
    1. Brisbane Fitness and Health Expo The Brisbane Fitness and Health Expo is a one-stop-shop for anyone looking to improve their health, fitness and general well-being. A range of innovative health and fitness solutions will be on display, along with products and information from leading brands in the industry.
    2. Build it! Steam Train Put yourself in the boots of past workers of the Ipswich Railway Workshops and journey aboard the steam train as it travels from Roma Street to The Workshops Rail Museum, before enjoying all the hands-on fun of the Build it! event. Entry to The Workshops Rail Museum and return transport by bus is included. Bookings are essential.
    3. Circus Steam Train Imagine being one of the circus folk travelling to the next destination as you ride aboard a heritage steam train from Roma Street station to The Workshops Rail Museum, to enjoy the Circus Train event. Tickets include return transport to Roma Street station by bus and entry to the Museum.
    4. Contemporary Australia: Women Contemporary Australia: Women celebrates the diversity, energy and innovation in work by contemporary Australian women artists.
    5. From Little Things Big Things Grow The fight for Indigenous civil rights from 1920 to 1970 is the subject of this moving and powerful exhibition.
    6. Modern Woman Modern Woman, an exhibition of drawings from the Musée d'Orsay, Paris, by renowned French artists of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, will be showing exclusively at QAG.
    7. Mummy: Secrets of the Tomb This exhibition is exclusive to Brisbane!
    8. Rivergate International Boat Show Fresh experiences, fresh adventures and a fresh approach is what Brisbane is all about!
    9. Steam Train Sunday Enjoy a one hour trip through Brisbane as you travel in old-world style. Travel aboard beautifully crafted carriages pulled by a powerful steam locomotive. Arrive for your journey early and see the engine up close, being prepared for the trip. Pass through 20 stations and two river crossing on your journey that departs from Roma Street station. Don't forget to wave to onlookers!
    10. Whodunit? A body, a break-in, mysterious fingerprints and a missing white rhino.... Can you solve the crime?
  • Festivals and Celebrations (4)
    1. Anywhere Theatre Festival The Anywhere Theatre Festival is a brand spanking new Brisbane festival you'll find anywhere but traditional theatre. Parks, garages, houses, public toilets, vacant blocks and Skype and Twitter. Anywhere but a traditional theatre.
    2. Brisbane French Festival Be in France for a day. Immerse yourself in French music, cuisine, wine, culture, entertainment, products and services to celebrate Bastille Day.
    3. Caxton Street Seafood and Wine Festival 2012 Welcome to a Queensland tradition - The Caxton Street Seafood and Wine Festival. After a successful 2011, this year's festival is set to raise the bar even higher with a fantastic selection of seafood, a tantalising array of wines, an incredible line up of performing artists from across the country, and of course over 15,000 of your fun loving family and friends! Located in the heart of Brisbane, Caxton Street delivers a selection of culinary delights and vibrant nights along a precinct that is truly one of Brisbane's historical treasures, adding to a cultural affair that is not long forgotten.
    4. QPAC's Out of the Box Festival for Children QPAC's Out of the Box Festival for Children is a week of cultural activity crafted to celebrate and support children's learning and foster a love of the performing arts through curiosity, discovery and serious play. It is a time when children take over and reinvent the cultural icons of our city as one great big playground full of fantastic workshops, artworks and activities that celebrate our connection with each other and our world.
  • Markets (3)
    1. Brisbane Irish Festival Clear a space in your diary...the dates have been set for Brisbane’s inaugural Irish Festival, a Gaelic extravaganza. Tipped to be a week to remember, the Brisbane Irish Festival is a must for anyone with even an ounce of Irish Blood. Celebrating Irish culture and heritage, the festival will see a jam packed programme of events taking place across the city. From traditional to contemporary, the festival offers something for all ages.
    2. BrisStyle indie Twilight Markets "Brisbane's Hottest destination for everything Handmade under the stars" - The BrisStyle indie Twilight Markets in the heart of King George Square offer a distinctive home-grown experience unique to Brisbane. These Friday night markets combine the laid-back attitude of south-east Queensland with the buzz of Brisbane's Central Business District to create a lantern lit celebration of local independent art, craft and design.
    3. Young Designers Market - South Bank The Young Designers Market at South Bank features cutting edge designs across a range of exciting fashion, jewellery, home design, prints and much more from up to 80 talented new designers. Shopping at the Young Designers Market gives you the opportunity to buy quality new styles from designers who are on their way to international stardom.
  • Performances (12)
    1. Australian Chamber Orchestra - Beethoven 9, Ode to Joy An expanded Australian Chamber Orchestra teams up with one of the finest British choirs and an exceptional line-up of soloists in Beethoven's epic Symphony No.9, Ode to Joy. Richard Tognetti is the Artistic Director and Lead Violin, alongside the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge (Graham Ross Director), Lucy Crowe for Soprano, Fiona Campbell for Mezzo Soprano, Allan Clayton for Tenor, and Matthew Brook for Bass.
    2. Australian Chamber Orchestra - Danielle de Niese Internationally acclaimed soprano Danielle de Niese makes her Australian professional debut with the Australian Chamber Orchestra performing Mozart's Exsultate Jubilate, Schubert's Death and the Maiden and more. With Richard Tognetti as Artistic Director and Lead Violin, and Danielle de Niese as Soprano - do not miss this one off event.
    3. Australian Chamber Orchestra - Russian Visions Steven Osborne is guest pianist with the Australian Chamber Orchestra in an entirely Russian program featuring Prokofiev, Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky's Souvenir de Florence.
    4. Australian Chamber Orchestra - Trout Quintet and Quartet for the End of Time Small in scale but exceptionally musically and emotionally ambitious is the Australian Chamber Orchestra's concert combining Schubert's Trout Quintet and Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time, with brilliant young Palestinian-Israeli pianist Saleem Abboud Ashkar and clarinettist Paul Dean.
    5. Fete de la Musique Make music everywhere! Brisbane joins the chorus of the largest international live music event. Originally established in France in 1982, today Fête is held in more than 450 cities across the globe. Hundreds of musical acts - emerging or established, amateur or professional - perform for free in the joyous spirit of Fête de la Musique. With no auditions or critics, Fête de la Musique is accessible to any musician or performer regardless of musical style or ability. Enjoy performances from soloists to orchestras, jazz to hip hop, choirs to rock bands. From bus stops, libraries, street corners and cafes, a Fête celebration could be around any corner in a showcase of the rich talent and diversity in Brisbane.
    6. Green Jam Sessions Green Jam Sessions return to QPAC's Melbourne Street Green, swinging into action every Friday at dusk for an evening of chilled lounge and smooth jazz.
    7. Jersey Boys This is the story of how four boys became one of the greatest successes in pop music history. They wrote their own songs, invented their own sounds and sold 175 million records worldwide - all before they were thirty!
    8. Mary Poppins the Musical Disney and Cameron Mackintosh invite you to let your imagination take flight as you step into the magical world of Mary Poppins.
    9. Opera Australia - A Midsummer Night's Dream Deep in the forest the fairies are stirring. As Benjamin Britten's spell bindingly beautiful score slips seductively over the audience, discover a place where Indian gods, British colonials and rustic clowns collide, collude and sometimes fall in love. A Midsummer Night's Dream is here. Before there was Romeo and Juliet, this was the production that showed the world the boundless imaginations of director Baz Luhrmann and designer Catherine Martin. Inspired by the words of Shakespeare and Britten's magical score, they dreamt up a colour-drenched realm of midsummer magic, and in doing so, created one of Opera Australia's most celebrated productions, ever.
    10. Opera Australia - The Magic Flute Welcome to a world where animals dance and children fly, where princes battle dragons and hope battles despair. To a world where ideas matter, and music saves the day. Welcome to a magical experience for the whole family in an enchanting new production of Mozart's The Magic Flute. Julie Taymor, director of Disney's The Lion King, has taken Mozart's fairy tale and turned it into a show that, in the spirit of the original, speaks to the child in all of us. A feisty young cast brings this landmark production to Brisbane.
    11. Portrait of Spain: Masterpieces from the Prado 'Portrait of Spain: Masterpieces from the Prado' will be a magnificent survey of the development of painting in Spain over the course of three centuries, and the first ever collection of work from Madrid's esteemed the Museo Nacional del Prado to visit Australia.
    12. QPAC International Series: Hamburg In 2012, QPAC's International Series takes on a new dimension showcasing the creative legacy of Germany's historic port city of Hamburg. Making their Australian debut, and marking the first time in more than four decades that the three companies have toured together, the triumvirate of artistic excellence comprises of The Hamburg Ballet, the Hamburg Philharmonic Orchestra and the Hamburg State Opera.
  • Sporting Events (2)
    1. Aussie Nash Hash The Aussie Nash Hash Brisbane 2013 will be held in the Brisbane city area. May is just ideal for exercising and socialising with old and new friends as it is not too hot and sticky, nor cold and wet. They will have some fantastic pre and post lubes including an over 100 run held on Wednesday and a busso lunch on Friday.
    2. MS Brissie to the Bay Bike Ride Brisbane's biggest charity bike ride is back and promising to be bigger and better than ever before. Last year more than 4,600 riders took part and now YOU are invited to cycle for those living with MS.

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BIG4 Brisbane Northside Caravan Village

763 Zillmere Road (Cnr Dorville Road),
Aspley, 4034,
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Freecall: 1800 060 797

Tel: 07 3263 4040
Email: holiday@caravanvillage.com.au
Website: www.caravanvillage.com.au

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