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Saturday, October 10, 2026

BrisAsia Festival

BrisAsia Festival is one of Brisbane’s most vibrant cultural events, bringing together tradition, innovation, and community spirit. Held annually in the early months of the year, the festival celebrates the Lunar New Year while showcasing the city’s rich cultural diversity through a dynamic program of performances, art, and live entertainment.

The festival transforms Brisbane into a hub of creativity, with events spread across the city, from bustling streets and open-air stages to galleries and community spaces. Audiences can experience everything from traditional dance and music to contemporary street performances and cutting-edge art installations. Whether it’s a striking lion dance, a high-energy K-Pop showcase, or an immersive cultural workshop, BrisAsia Festival highlights the evolving nature of Asian-Australian identity and artistic expression.

More than just a celebration, the festival fosters collaboration between local and international artists, giving emerging talents a platform to share their work. It’s a space where heritage meets modern creativity, where ancient traditions are reimagined through a contemporary lens, and where Brisbane’s cultural landscape continues to evolve.

As the city continues to embrace its growing multicultural identity, BrisAsia Festival remains a highlight of the season—an event that not only entertains but also deepens connections between communities, generations, and artistic disciplines.

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