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. Young Designer Markets > South Bank. First Sunday of every month from 10am - 4pm

. Winn Laneway Markets > Fortitude Valley. First Saturday of every month from 9am - 3pm

. Jan Power’s Farmers Markets > Manly. Third Saturday of every month 6am - noon

. Jan Power’s Farmers Markets > Powerhouse. Second and fourth Saturday of every month 6am - noon

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Round 25: Brisbane Broncos v South Sydney Rabbitohs

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Brisbane’s flair is for the original, its entertainment is fresh and youthful, it thrives with laneway markets, fine food restaurants and open-air cafes. Discover urban villages, contemporary art and our love affair with the outdoors. From pristine beaches to lush mountain hideaways and the aquatic paradise of Moreton Bay, Brisbane truly is a place where you’ll feel energised and vital. We’ve pounded the pavement, gone underground and scaled the region’s heights to bring you a sample of Brisbane’s 48 hot spots. Pack your bags and get excited.

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KANGAROO POINT P (07) 3891 5766 RIVERLIFE.COM.AU

Riverlife offers a range of adventure and recreation

activities (kayaking, rock climbing, abseiling, rollerblading and cycling) as well as Aboriginal cultural tours all on the banks of the Brisbane River. Riverlife’s range of popular

kayaking excursions include a Friday night “paddle and prawns” trip. Whether you’re an experienced paddler or a first-timer on the water, you’ll be captivated by the city’s charm and high-rise buildings reflected in the river.

Riverlife Adventure Centre

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02 03 Stroll, jog, cycle or rollerblade your way around

the foot-friendly Queensland capital with more than 1200km of dedicated cycle ways and walkways – and get fit while you’re at it! Brisbane City Council’s CityCycle initiative offers a public bike hire service, allowing you to travel short distances within the inner city and surrounding suburbs with your own two wheels.

Experience the excitement of a helicopter tour with

Pterodactyl Helicopters, who have launched Wine Tours throughout the Ipswich and Scenic Rim. Visit some of the region’s boutique wineries and meet the top wine-makers who will introduce you to some of South East Queensland’s finest wines.

IPSWICH P (07) 3201 0005 PTERODACTYLHELICOPTERS.COM.AU

BRISBANE CBD P 1300 229 253 CITYCYCLE.COM.AU

PterodactylHelicopter Tours

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04 Situated on the banks of the Brisbane River, the Gallery

of Modern Art, or GoMA, is one of the city’s top cultural attractions. This winter, GoMA welcomes “Surrealism: The Poetry of Dreams”, a landmark exhibition of surrealist art direct from the Musée

SOUTH BANK P (07) 3840 7303 11 JUNE - 2 OCTOBER 2011 QAG.QLD.GOV.AU

Gallery of Modern Art

national d’art moderne, Centre Pompidou, Paris. The season runs from June 11 to October 2011.

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If you love music and a good

laugh, the Brisbane Powerhouse is the place to be. A revolving program means there’s free live music and a hilarious line-up of comedians. From 3.30pm, Live Spark showcases the best new indie pop/rock talent from Brisbane and beyond. Stick around afterwards for Livewired, the free comedy program which kicks off at 6.30pm.

Brisbane Powerhouse

NEW FARM BOX OFFICE P (07) 3358 8600 BRISBANEPOWERHOUSE.ORG

ARTS &MUSIC

This winter, don’t miss La

Boite Indie; a season of four remarkable independent productions in 12 weeks. In September, The Escapists’ sell-out production boy girl wall returns for 11 performances only, and to end the year, Underbelly star Gyton Grantley leads a top-shelf cast in Brendan Cowell’s sparkling comedy Ruben Guthrie.

La Boite

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The James Street The James Street Design Incubator

is a platform for Queensland’s design talent to test their toes in the retail sector. Rebecca Manning showcased her wares here last summer, with a knockout collection of graphic swimwear and resort attire; while fashion-forward footwear label Tom Gunn have moved in for the winter with their latest range of luxurious leather shoes.

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08 Venture off the main drag to view the artwork at Ryan

Renshaw Gallery. On Warry Street in Fortitude Valley, this intimate art space showcases a fine selection of notable and up-and-coming local, interstate and international

contemporary artists. Ryan Renshaw Gallery represents names such as James and Eleanor Avery, Claudia Damichi, James Dodd and Nicholas Folland. Find out for yourself why this emerging gallery has all the collectors talking.

Ryan Renshaw Gallery

FORTITUDE VALLEY P (07) 3666 0350 RYANRENSHAW.COM.AU

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ARTS &MUSIC


Brisbane physical theatre

company Zen Zen Zo put their distinctive stamp on the iconic musical theatre work in a no-holds barred portrayal of the politics and sexuality that characterised the subversive and decadent cabarets of the last days of the German Weimar Republic.

Whether you’re browsing

or buying, Milani Gallery specialises in contemporary Australian art with a focus on supporting local artists. Experimental Queensland artists such as Ross Manning and Sandra Selig are represented alongside established Australian painters like Richard Bell, Gordon Bennett, Gareth Sansom and Jon Cattapan.

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Queensland Performing Arts Centre

Music & Words celebrates

the bond between music and literature and the remarkable interactions between the two. The classical and contemporary music program is courtesy of Southern Cross Soloists, one of Australia’s leading chamber ensembles, with accompanying words by some of Brisbane’s most distinguished actors.

Southern Cross Soloists

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CABARET MUSIC & WORDS

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A DAY OUT

12 Take a guided trek with Spicers Private Walks

Hidden Peaks Walk through the magnificent Scenic Rim, about two hours south-west of Brisbane. Include a stay at Spicers Peak Lodge, a luxurious gastronomic mountain retreat with expansive views of the surrounding area. With its rich timber furnishings and stylish decor, the lodge offers a secluded escape. At night, sample fine food and wine, relax by the fire or gaze at the stars in the clear mountain sky.

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Hidden Peaks Walk

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Just 30km south-east of Brisbane’s CBD, Cleveland is

the gateway to popular Stradbroke Island, affectionately known as “Straddie”. Get there by vehicular ferry or water taxi from Cleveland. Once on the island, enjoy a fresh seafood lunch at one of the townships, embark on a scenic walk along the rugged coastline or join surfers for a refreshing dip on the sweeping, white-sand beaches.

The Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage

area is only two hours from Brisbane and encompasses Lamington, Springbrook, Mount Barney and Main Range national parks. Mount Barney, one of Queensland’s highest peaks, is within Mount Barney National Park, and is home to caves, crevices and a steep landscape best-suited to experienced bushwalkers and rock climbers. Easier trails can be found at the mountain’s base along with rock pools and lush rainforest.

Mount Barney National Park

Stradbroke Island

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MORETON BAY & ISLANDS P (07) 3006 6290 MORETONBAYISLANDS.COM.AU

Stradbroke Island

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Mount Barney

15 The Somerset Valleys Wine Trail is a sumptuous way for

wine-lovers to explore Brisbane’s rural backyard and regional estate-grown wines. Starting just 45km from Brisbane, experience delightful country hospitality and award-winning wines from local cellar doors. The trail includes taste-testing at Mt England Estate, Nirvana Estate, Ocean View Estates Winery & Restaurant, Winya Wines, Woongooroo Estate and Springdell Orchard & Fruit Wine.

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Somerset Valleys Wine Trail

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Somerset Valleys Wine Trail

16 17Witness the great annual ocean migration with a

whale-watching trip from July to November. Get up close and personal with the mighty humpback whales on an unforgettable day tour around Moreton Bay, just 25km from Brisbane. If you’d prefer to do your whale-watching from dry land, the North Gorge Headland walk on nearby Stradbroke Island is one of the best viewing spots to see the majestic giants breach and blow.

Sign up for a two-hour cooking class with Wild Lime

Cooking School, where you’ll learn the art of using wild food in fusion with Asian and Mediterranean cuisine. In the dramatic Scenic Rim setting of Wild Lime Cottage, this is the ultimate Australian bush food experience – just 1.5 hours from Brisbane. After class, sample your creations paired with local wine or stay the night in a tranquil cottage overlooked by mountains of Lamington National Park.

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Whale Watching

18 Stellar local and international acts are

set to descend on the city as the Brisbane Festival gets underway. With a program that encompasses dance, theatre, visual arts, circus, opera and contemporary music, the festival offers a smorgasbord of free and ticketed events at venues and

public spaces across the city. Thousands are expected to turn out for the opening extravaganza on Saturday, September 3, when Brisbane will come alive with entertainment and fireworks. Prepare for three incredible weeks of culture, colour and non-stop entertainment.

Brisbane Festival

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19 20Queensland’s fashionistas are set to don the

season’s must-haves and flock to South Bank, which will be transformed into a glittering stretch of runways, discussions and stylish cocktail parties for the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Festival – Brisbane. Showcasing Spring/Summer collections from more than 60 local, national and international designers.

Suncorp Stadium is the home ground for the

Brisbane Broncos, Queensland Reds, Brisbane Roar plus State of Origin, Wallabies, Socceroos and Kangaroos when they play in Queensland. What better way to entertain friends and family than at Queensland’s world class sporting and entertainment venue.

SOUTH BANK P (07) 3891 7751 20-26 AUGUST 2011 MBFF.COM.AU

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cru bar + cellar is a must-visit

on any Brisbane itinerary. The

menu features some of the best in

Queensland produce – try the Moreton

Bay oysters topped with wasabi roe,

wakame salad and ginger soy dressing.

It also boasts one of the country’s best

wine lists and a selection of classic and

innovative cocktails. Attentive staff and

a contemporary setting top off a stellar

dining experience.

cru bar + cellar

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Ric ,’s Bar

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LIMESHOTEL.COM.AU

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Limes Hotel embraces Brisbane’s

perfect year-round climate with its

rooftop champagne and cocktail bar,

complete with cozy couches and live

Dj’s. This sultry sanctuary is the perfect

setting for a drink at dusk with a bite to

eat from the delicious roof top selection.

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Limes Hotel + Rooftop Bar

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music, Ric’s Bar hosts free live

entertainment seven nights a week.

Rock up for a top gig, kick up your

heels as a DJ spins some quality tunes

or grab some tasty fare at Fatboys Bar.

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A fine-dining experience, Urbane’s pared-back

interior is the perfect setting for executive chef Kym Machin’s carefully crafted food, utilising seasonal produce as a starting point for dishes that draw on European and Asian traditions. Relaxed brasserie The Euro and intimate bar The Laneway can be found in the same complex as Urbane.Urbane



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BRISBANE CBD P (07) 3003 1993 TANKRESTAURANT.COM.AU

Blending passion for local, seasonal produce with

Japanese-inspired sensibilities, Tank’s dining experience can be as formal or informal as you like. The indoor restaurant is just the spot for a refined evening of expertly-prepared cuisine, or kick back with a glass of vino in the “laneway” where the menu includes upmarket bento boxes, steamed edamame and fresh sashimi platters.

Tank Restaurant & Bar


26 27Thanks to an ever-changing seasonal menu, Anouk

draws in discerning foodies with menu highlights like nasi goreng with prawns, bacon, egg, peanuts, lime and bumbu bali. Add to the mix locally roasted coffee, farm-fresh free-range poachers and maple-cured Bangalow bacon, and this Paddington institution has earned its hype.

The Crosstown Eating House lives up to its

philosophy of “good food, good music, good times.” The lively bar and restaurant serves a selection of shared starters and bistro-style mains on the first-floor eatery, while the second floor, The Uptown is a laid-back lounge with a “50s suburbia meets sophisticated Australiana” vibe.

AnoukThe Crosstown Eating House

PADDINGTON P (07) 3367 8663

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28 29Whether it’s drinks with friends on a lazy Sunday

afternoon or celebrating a special occasion, Gusto da Gianni delivers the ultimate Italian dining experience complete with water views. Unwind in the spacious lounge bar with a cocktail or l’aperitivo before working your way through a traditional Italian menu.

Ortiga is a chic tapas bar with an excellent wine list.

Awarded Gourmet Traveller’s Best New Restaurant 2010, Ortiga comprises a street-level tapas bar and a stylish ground-floor dining area, with Spanish cuisine taken to new heights of sophistication and innovation.

PORTSIDE WHARF, HAMILTON P (07) 3868 2011 GUSTODAGIANNI.COM

FORTITUDE VALLEY P (07) 3852 1155 ORTIGA.COM.AU

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30 31Peasant is at the forefront of Brisbane’s dining

revolution. Inspired by rustic “peasant” food staples from Spain, the restaurant encourages a shared dining experience. The graffiti-splashed walls, blackboard ceilings, exposed brick walls and a copper fascia bar are all a nod to the loveable madness of Barcelona.

Sardine Tin offers up an ever-changing European-inspired

tapas menu. This South Bank favourite is a great place to graze on delicious food and watch the world go by. Try the dates stuffed with goat’s cheese, the delicious lamb empanadas or the duck and pistachio terrine. Afterwards, indulge in a creme Catalana or share a specialty cheese platter.

Peasant Sardine Tin

THE BARRACKS, PADDINGTON P (07) 3367 8066 PEASANT.COM.AU

SOUTH BANK P (07) 3846 1146 SARDINETIN.COM.AU



32 33 Paddington’s award-winning restaurant and bar

The Lark is housed in a converted colonial-styled cottage circa 1888. With Art Deco furnishings and decorative attention to detail, The Lark offers European-styled cuisine, a boutique wine and beer list and inventive cocktails. The “grazing” menu of tapas-sized portions are perfect for sharing.

TV presenter, author and executive chef Ben

O’Donoghue’s restaurant, The South Bank Surf Club, is a predominantly seafood restaurant with a culinary philosophy of “traditional with a twist”. Overlooking Streets Beach at South Bank, it’s the perfect downtime destination for those craving a chilled-out beach vibe in bustling inner-city Brisbane.

SOUTH BANK P (07) 3844 7301 SOUTHBANKSURFCLUB.COM.AU

PADDINGTON P (07) 3369 1299 THELARK.COM.AU

The LarkSouth Bank Surf Club

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34 Jocelyn’s Provisions is your one-stop shop for quality

cakes, pies, tarts, preserves and fine ingredients for the dedicated home cook or professional. For the ultimate indulgence, try the rich dark chocolate roulade rolled with white chocolate, fresh cream and raspberries. It’s a delectable treat you won’t forget in a hurry.

JAMES STREET, NEW FARM P (07) 3852 3799 JOCELYNSPROVISIONS.COM.AU

Jocelyn,s Provisions

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35 Picturesque Manly Harbour Village is home to luxury

yachts, fine-dining restaurants, bars, cafes, craft shops, art galleries and an all-round friendly atmosphere. Take a stroll along the bayside boardwalks, enjoy water views from casual eateries serving the freshest of seafood or pick up farm-fresh produce and artisan products from the Jan Power’s Farmers Markets.

MANLY 3RD SAT OF EVERY MONTH JANPOWERSFARMERSMARKETS.COM.AU

Manly Foreshore & The Jan Power,s Farmers Markets

A Bar in Brisbane

GETTOGETHER

A true landmark, The Story Bridge Hotel is known for

its food, high-quality beers, wines, spirits and relaxed, friendly, village-pub vibe. With three dining areas, three bars, a bottle shop and a gaming room, this Kangaroo Point hotel certainly lives up to its motto, “it’s all under the bridge”.

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Story Bridge Hotel

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37 38Funky murals and vintage-inspired lounges set the

scene for a night at Canvas, a stylish new cocktail bar in Woolloongabba. Spanish and French-style tapas appease hunger pangs, while a selection of boutique wines, craft beers and a fabulous array of cocktails comprise Canvas’ range of thirst-quenchers.

Overlooking the Brisbane River, Watt Restaurant +

Bar offers innovative cuisine in a relaxed environment. Round off your weekend with the Sunday Sessions and watch the sun go down from the riverside vantage point while sampling a tasty mezze plate and sipping a glass of wine.

WOOLLOONGABBA P (07) 3891 2111 CANVASCLUB.COM.AU

NEW FARM P (07) 3358 5464 WATTRESTAURANT.COM.AU


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James Street James Street in Fortitude Valley,

is an ever expanding lifestyle mecca. It’s where the locals head for morning coffees, lunch dates, supplies for the kitchen, home and soul. You’ll find the city’s greatest collection of designer and eclectic boutiques and flagship stores of sass & bide, Easton Pearson and Scanlan + Theodore, plus on trend boutiques Calexico, Frockshop, Kisses and Jules & Roc.

Little Jane Street

Little Jane St are purveyors

of boutique stationery and textiles. Tucked away on Winn Lane in Fortitude Valley, marvel at the delectable pieces handcrafted by Brisbane-based designer Alarna Zinn. Among her offerings are collaged greeting cards, gift tag sets, paper decorations, limited-edition prints, and a vast array of stationery tidbits. The store also stocks a finely selected range of books, magazines and unique pieces of stationery by crafters from Australia and abroad.

Queens P lazaQueensPlaza is one of Brisbane’s

world-class shopping sanctuaries on the Queen Street Mall. Aussie stalwarts David Jones can be found here as well as designer boutiques such as Louis Vuitton, Bally and Tiffany & Co. Throw in the likes of Aesop, Mimco, Alannah Hill and Leona Edmiston, and QueensPlaza is the ultimate go-to destination for the fashion-forward woman.

FORTITUDE VALLEY P (07) 3160 5852 LITTLEJANEST.COM.AU

NEW FARM JAMESST.COM.AU

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Avid ReaderAvid Reader Bookshop and

Cafe is known for its diverse selection of books, CDs and DVDs. The staff are passionate about good reads and many are published authors themselves.The combination of quality books, excellent coffee and freshly baked muffins andtarts makes a visit tothis West End shopa must for any visitor to Brisbane.

Chasing BowChasing Bow is the boutique

wardrobe every woman wants. The Paddington store stocks a fabulous range of Australian and international designers and in-house label, Beau in the Woods. Australian fashion favourites Amber & Thomas and Gary Bigeni hang on the racks alongside international labels including Juliette Hogan and Ruby.

The Gabba District

Cricket and football-lovers

have long sung the praises of the hallowed turf that is the Gabba Cricket Ground. Now antique aficionados, foodies and retro hunters have a reason to flock to the Woolloongabba precinct, thanks to the area’s sophisticated urban renewal. While you’re there, browse antique stores and vintage emporiums, or treat the tastebuds to award-winning restaurants and stylish cafes.

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NEW FARM P (07) 3358 6880 CHELSEADELUCA.COM.AU


Libertine Parfumerie

Libertine Parfumerie is a

Parisian-style fragrance emporium specialising in exclusive perfumes, body products, cosmetics and skincare.

Chelsea De Luca

When you’re after a show-

stopping statement piece, Chelsea De Luca is your go-to girl. Fast emerging as one of Australia’s most celebrated jewellery designers, De Luca’s handcrafted pieces exude glamour and old-world charm.

NookNook is a quaint little shop

selling an eclectic mix of homewares, accessories and stationery. Owner Michelle Gillies runs the store from the front of her house and describes her shop as a “treasure trove of handmade, eco and indie finds”. Here you’ll find an irresistible assortment of hand-crafted creations.

South Bank Young Designer Markets

Wanting a bag, an affordable

one-off piece by a talented up-and-coming designer? Then don’t miss the Young Designer Markets held on the first Sunday of every month.

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escape to Brisbane. The ultimate playground for wanderers, foragers, culinary crusaders and creative artists alike.

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Market Place SURREALISM:

THE POETRY OF DREAMSIncludes return airfares to Brisbane flying Virgin Australia, 2 nights accommodation at Hotel Urban and entry to the Gallery of Modern Art’s ‘Surrealism: The Poetry of Dreams’ Exhibition. From $353pp*

Victor Brauner/Sur le motif (“Copied from nature”) 1937/Donation of Jacqueline Victor-Brauner 1982/AM 1982-117/Collection: Musée National d’Art Moderne, Centre Pompidou, Paris/©Victor Brauner/ADAGP. Licensed by Viscopy, Sydney, 2011.

*Departing Newcastle. Prices based on per person, twin share. Seats are limited and may not be available at peak times or on all flights. Package price is per person twin share and is correct as at 1 July 2011. Getaway 1: Package on sale until 30 September 2011 for travel 11 June - 2 October 2011. Getaway 2: Package on sale until 31 August 2011 for travel until 31 August 2011. Getaway 3: Package on sale until 31 August 2011 for travel until 31 August 2011. During some periods air and hotel pricing may not be available and surcharges may apply. Prices are subject to availability and are not guaranteed until the booking is completed and confirmed. Full payment is required at the time of booking and cancellation or amendment fees apply. A credit card fee of 2% of package price is applicable. Package pricing is based

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Includes return economy

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OAKS AURORA

Includes return economy airfares to Brisbane flying Virgin Australia and 2 nights accommodation in a One Bedroom Apartment. From $374pp*

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on web bookings or $30 more per person by phone, capped at 4 people. Prices based on direct route, including taxes, levies and other government charges which may vary and are subject to change. Seasonal surcharges may apply. Hotel rates quoted are based on double occupancy, per room, per night, per person, per package, unless otherwise noted. Prices based on lead-in room, additional rooms available. Checked baggage charges apply. Pre-pay $12 online for up to 23kg of checked baggage per person per one way flight, or pay $40 at the airport for the same allowance. Excludes Velocity Gold and Silver Members. Excess baggage above 23kg will attract a charge of $15 per kg (or part thereof). Visit www.virginblue.com.au/holidays for more information

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Little Stanley Street The Gabba

South Bank Cultural Forecourt Brisbane Convention& Exhibition Centre (BCEC)

Various venues

Woodfordia

Upcoming Events Guide

Surrealism: The Poetry of Dreams

Doctor Zhivago

Regional Flavours Cabaret

Brisbane Lionsv Gold CoastSuns

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Festival

The Rio Tinto Ride to Conquer Cancer

Splendour in the Grass 2011

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North Stradbroke Island

Brisbane EntertainmentCentre

Various venues Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA)Fortitude Valley

The Gabba BrisbaneConvention & Exhibition Centre

RNAShowgrounds

Woodfordia

Fortitude Valley La Boite Theatre

. Young Designer Markets > South Bank. First Sunday of every month from 10am - 4pm

. Winn Laneway Markets > Fortitude Valley. First Saturday of every month from 9am - 3pm

. Jan Power’s Farmers Markets > Manly. Third Saturday of every month 6am - noon

. Jan Power’s Farmers Markets > Powerhouse. Second and fourth Saturday of every month 6am - noon

Tri Nations (Bledisloe Cup): Australia v New Zealand

Round 25: Brisbane Broncos v South Sydney Rabbitohs

Brisbane InternationalFilm Festival

Steely DanAustralianTour

Carl BarronA One EndedStick

The Ten Tenors: Double Platinum Australian Tour

Kings of Leon‘Come Around Sundown’ Album Tour

BrisbaneFestival Matisse: Drawing Life

BIGSOUND2011

Brisbane Lionsv West Coast Eagles

Good Food& Wine Show2011

Bridge to Brisbane

Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra

The StraddieSalute Multi-sport Festival Valley Fiesta Ruben Guthrie

2726 - 29 3 - 132316 - 28

1-2 8

3 - 24 3/12/2011 - 4/03/2012

7 - 9

27 4 - 6

11

7 - 9 7 - 9 8 - 12/112 - 3

Suncorp Stadium

Round 26: Brisbane Broncos v Manly Sea Eagles

2 - 4

Riverstage BrisbaneEntertainmentCentre

K.D. Lang Elton John

22 30

Markets

Woodford Folk FestivalThe Dreaming Festival

27 - 1/01/2012

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