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THIS WEEK · 2–8 NOVEMBER 2026

Brisbane This Week.

Traditional crafts in Sandgate, Saturday comedy and classical music, with art and neighbourhood markets.

Last checked · 6 November 2026 · Brisbane local time (AEST · UTC+10) · Prices in AUD

Friday weekend review · 6 November 2026 · Updated with additions. Added Heritage Hands, Make ’n’ Movie and Pasifik Horizon; removed the finished Wednesday concert and Friday daytime programme. Edition remains 2–8 November. Ticket availability may change; use official links before travelling.

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New in Friday review · one-off festival

Heritage Hands Festival: Sandgate

Sat 7 Nov · 9am–5pm main daytime programme; individual sessions vary

Sandgate Town Hall, corner Cliff and Seymour Streets, Sandgate

Free general entry · ticketed workshops and sessions extra

Traditional crafts, makers, demonstrations and a heritage market in Sandgate. Family activities are included in the programme. Book workshops separately and follow the organiser’s session timetable.

Sandgate Town Hall and its clock tower in 1935
Sandgate Town Hall, the festival venue, in 1935. Queensland Newspapers Pty Ltd, John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland. Source and public-domain record.

New in Friday review · one-off film and craft evening

Make ’n’ Movie: Practical Magic

Fri 6 Nov · doors 5:15pm; 5:30–7:30pm

Sandgate Town Hall, corner Cliff and Seymour Streets, Sandgate

$10 online · $15 at the door, subject to availability

Bring a portable craft project for a relaxed film night. Part of Heritage Hands. Check the organiser’s screening and age guidance before bringing children; door admission is not guaranteed.

One-off · concert

Maestro 9: Beethoven, Mendelssohn & Fisher

Sat 7 Nov · 7:30pm; approximately 2 hours with interval

QPAC Concert Hall, South Bank, Brisbane

$104–$145 + $7.50 transaction fee

The evening programme includes Beethoven’s Violin Concerto, Fisher’s Murmuring Light and Mendelssohn’s Scottish Symphony. Child pricing applies to ages 2–18; family options available. This programme differs from Friday’s shorter concert.

One-off · comedy

Deadly Funny

Sat 7 Nov · 6–7pm

QPAC Cremorne Theatre, South Bank, Brisbane

$35 + $7.90 transaction fee

Janty Blair and Kevin Kropinyeri host emerging First Nations comedians and storytellers. Recommended for ages 18+; strong coarse language and sensitive adult themes.

Recurring · community sport

Shaw Park parkrun

Sat 7 Nov · 7am start; arrive by 6:50am

Shaw Park, Wavell Heights, Brisbane

Free · register with parkrun for a barcode

Walk, jog or run a welcoming 5km course. Council lists ages 4+; under 11s must remain within arm’s reach of a responsible adult. Check the local parkrun page for weather-related cancellations before leaving.

Recurring market

West End Markets

Sat 7 Nov · 6am–2pm

Davies Park, Montague Road & Jane Street, West End

Free entry · purchases extra

Make a morning of fresh produce, flowers and food stalls by the river. Family-friendly weekly market; November closing time is 2pm.

Recurring market

Nundah Farmers Market

Sun 8 Nov · 6am–noon

Station Street, Nundah, Brisbane

Free entry · purchases extra

A neighbourhood Sunday market for fresh produce and breakfast. Family-friendly. This is the regular weekly market, following last Sunday’s anniversary event.

Ongoing exhibition · until April 2027

Precious

Mon 2–Sun 8 Nov · 10am–5pm daily

Museum of Brisbane, Level 3, City Hall, King George Square

Free

Discover extraordinary objects and the collectors behind them, from tin toys to textiles. A family-friendly indoor option drawn from public and private Brisbane collections.

New in Friday review · ongoing exhibition · closes 8 Nov

Pasifik Horizon

Sat 7 Nov · 10am–5pm; check gallery for Sunday hours

Petrie Terrace Gallery, 162 Petrie Terrace, Brisbane

Free · no bookings required

Papua New Guinean and New Caledonian artists share Pacific stories and creative perspectives. Council confirms this Saturday session and welcomes all ages. The exhibition finishes on 8 November.