Brisbane Powerhouse, located on Yagara Country in New Farm, Queensland, is a vibrant hub of contemporary art and culture housed in a beautifully restored 1920s power station along the Brisbane River. With a diverse program of over 1,250 performances and events annually, this iconic venue showcases festivals, visual arts, music, theatre, comedy, dance, film, in-conversation sessions, and digital arts. Featuring two main stage theatres, three smaller performance venues, gallery spaces, three restaurants and bars, corporate facilities, and stunning river views, Brisbane Powerhouse is a premier destination for cultural experiences in Meanjin/Brisbane.
As a Brisbane City Council owned venue, Brisbane Powerhouse is committed to acknowledging and respecting the Jagera/Turrbal peoples, the First Nation Traditional Owners of the land on which the venue stands. The organization pays tribute to all Elders past and present, recognizing the vital contributions of young leaders in the cultural industries. Embracing the rich storytelling heritage of First Nation peoples, Brisbane Powerhouse values their ongoing role in the community and strives to create a welcoming and inclusive space for all.
Brisbane Powerhouse is renowned for producing significant festivals and events that celebrate art, culture, and creativity. With a focus on engaging with the local community and fostering artistic expression, the venue serves as a dynamic platform for artists and audiences alike. Through its commitment to showcasing a diverse range of performances and supporting emerging talent, Brisbane Powerhouse continues to be a driving force in Queensland’s cultural landscape.
