Brisbane Powerhouse

Brisbane Powerhouse is a leading contemporary multi-arts, dining, and conference venue housed in a repurposed pre-war industrial power station. Located in the leafy suburb of New Farm, this stunning heritage-listed building sits on the banks of the Brisbane River. It serves as a creative hub for comedy, music, theatre, dance, and visual arts, hosting over 1,250 performances each year. The venue’s industrial-chic aesthetic, featuring exposed brick walls and steel structures, provides a unique backdrop for its diverse programming. In addition to its performance spaces, the Powerhouse features bustling bars and restaurants that offer panoramic river views, making it a popular social destination. It is home to several major festivals, including the Brisbane Comedy Festival and the Melt Festival of Queer Arts and Culture. By blending historical architecture with cutting-edge creativity, Brisbane Powerhouse has become a vital part of the city’s cultural identity, offering an eclectic and vibrant atmosphere for artists and audiences alike to connect and find inspiration.