There’s more happening right across Brisbane than you thought you knew this weekend with something for every age and budget. Check out our top picks below:
Einbunpin Festival: Einbunpin Lagoon Park, Sandgate. Sunday July 26, 9AM-4PM
First established in 1992, the Einbunpin Festival has grown from a small local celebration into one of the Bayside’s most cherished events. Hosted by local councillor for Deagon Ward Jared Cassidy, the festival continues to thrive as community gathers for a full day of music, colour and connection, now in its 34th year. In one day, you can experience the area’s unique village atmosphere, natural surroundings, and the rich mix of cultures, creativity, and talent that define the community. Everything you need to know is on the Einbunpin Festival Website.
Kidchella: Keralgerie Park, Morningside. Saturday, 26th of July from 3PM.
Hosted by local councillor for Morningside Lucy Collier and Only Good Times Events Co, this free event lets kids let loose! Featuring free jumping castles, disco, face painting, and an inflatable fun zone. Kids and parents can also enjoy plenty of street eats with a variety of food trucks that will leave you spoiled for choice. More details here.
Le Festival: Roma St Parklands, Brisbane City. Friday July 24th from 4PM – Sunday July 26th at 5PM
Brisbane’s Biggest French ‘pique-nique’. Is back!
Indulge with Brisbane’s most loved French fare all weekend including buttery croissants and baguettes and accessorise accordingly with berets and baskets.
The weekend will feature hours of entertainment live on stage, which you can break up with strolls around the carefully curated selection of market stalls and upskill yourself with Masterclasses.
Bringing kids? No worries – keep them entertained with the children’s corner. For more details and to book, check out Council’s website.
Peaks to Points Festival: Saturday 25th of July to Sunday 9th of August 2026
The Peaks to Points Festival is a biennial event that aims to provide a forum for community groups and businesses on the south side of the Brisbane River to collaborate in engaging with the community, hosting events and activities focusing on important environmental & sustainability issues in the area.
Other events held throughout the two weeks will include birdwatching, canoeing, bus tours, bird watching, platypus watch, tree-plantings and bush walking. Find more details and the full program on their website.
The Incognito Art Show: Long Island, Newstead. Saturday 25th of July – Sunday 26th of July.
The Incognito Art Show is a not-for-profit organisation supporting Australian artists. It’s Australia’s biggest and most inclusive art show. Every A5 artwork, regardless of artist, is sold for just $100.
The identity of an artwork’s artist will remain anonymous until the artwork is bought. The artist’s name will then be revealed to the buyer on the back of the artwork. Profits raised will go towards funding programs that support artists living with disability.
More details and how to get there can be found here.
