Brisbane Powerhouse is a cultural and performing arts centre located in New Farm, Brisbane, Queensland. Housed in a repurposed 1920s power station, it reopened in 2000 as a vibrant venue for arts, dining, and events along the Brisbane River. The centre hosts over 1,250 performances and events each year, including theatre, music, comedy, dance, film, and visual arts.
As Queensland’s home of contemporary art and culture, Brisbane Powerhouse features multiple performance spaces, gallery areas, and an outdoor plaza. It also includes three onsite dining options: Bar Alto, Mary Mae’s Bar + Kitchen, and Vertigo, which offers stunning views of the city skyline. The venue is a hub for significant festivals and community events, promoting inclusivity and creativity. Owned by the Brisbane City Council, it acknowledges the Yuggera and Turrbal peoples as the Traditional Owners of the land.
Brisbane Powerhouse is a cultural and performing arts centre located in New Farm, Brisbane, Queensland. Housed in a repurposed 1920s power station, it reopened in 2000 as a vibrant venue for arts, dining, and events along the Brisbane River. The centre hosts over 1,250 performances and events each year, including theatre, music, comedy, dance, film, and visual arts.
As Queensland’s home of contemporary art and culture, Brisbane Powerhouse features multiple performance spaces, gallery areas, and an outdoor plaza. It also includes three onsite dining options: Bar Alto, Mary Mae’s Bar + Kitchen, and Vertigo, which offers stunning views of the city skyline. The venue is a hub for significant festivals and community events, promoting inclusivity and creativity. Owned by the Brisbane City Council, it acknowledges the Yuggera and Turrbal peoples as the Traditional Owners of the land.
