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Brisbane toy and hobby fair, the toy capital of Australia. All toy, sport and hobby collectables all under one roof. Lucky door prizes throughout the day.

An exciting re-imagining of the Australian collection opens this spring.

As Brisbane grows we reflect upon the elements of our city that nurture and connect us.

View some of the finest pieces from the Ipswich Art Gallery’s collection of 19th and early 20th century fine art and folk art, as well as contemporary works reflecting Ipswich’s heritage.

Welcome to BRISTOPIA, a Brisbane of your own making!

Life in Irons is a vivid insight into daily life in the settlement using original documents, personal accounts and contemporary art alongside new technologies.

Sundays are family days at Museum of Brisbane. Bring your young ones along to enjoy family-themed tours of Life in Irons, activities and interactive exhibitions.

1987 began with the ‘Joh for PM’ campaign, but before the year was out Queensland’s longest-serving Premier had resigned and Tony Fitzgerald QC had been appointed to investigate allegations of corruption in Queensland’s Police Force. Sunshine Rebooted is an exhibition presenting highlights from the 1987 Cabinet Minutes, and explores key decisions related to significant cultural and social issues impacting Queenslanders and how the ensuing events have shaped a more inclusive and progressive state. The exhibition will feature the experiences and recollections of individuals closely associated with key issues from 1987 - Mike Ahern AO, former Premier; Bill Rutkin, former President of the Queensland AIDS Council; Dr Aila Keto AO, environmental scientist; Dr John Willsteed, musician; and Chris Masters, the journalist whose ‘Moonlight State’ episode on ABC’s “Four Corners” program started a chain of events that changed Queensland’s political landscape. Sunshine Rebooted opens at Queensland State Archives on 25 May until 16 November 2018.

In his latest exhibition titled Theory of Flaw, local artist Matthew Cheyne is taking his work in a new direction.

Back by popular demand, join us at Museum of Brisbane for one of our monthly Drawing the Body events celebrating the arts while sharpening your drawing skills.