Oriental Echo live at the Melbourne Street Green

Melbourne Street Green at QPAC

Part I: Prayer – Celestial Echoes of Sound and Spirit Part II: Awakening – A Celebration of Soul and Earth A musical celebration weaving together ancient Eastern traditions and modern tunes, with original compositions and improvisation breathing new life. Beginning with the celestial, mystical tones of the rare and precious crystal instrument, the Armonica, this... Read more »

Thainoz ‘Fusion’

VENTspace 23 Glenelg Street, South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

A vibrant tapestry of sound where the complex rhythmic patterns of Indian classical music, the lyrical melodies and ornamentation of Thai music, and the spontaneity and expressive freedom of jazz intertwine to celebrate the beauty of cultural exchange and the power of collaboration through music.

Nadia Milford’s The Last Princess of Lebanon

Queensland Multicultural Centre 102 Main Street, Kangaroo Point, QLD, Australia

A powerful one-woman play that seamlessly blends dance and theatre, tracing the extraordinary journey of a Amira (Princess) Nadia Abillama of Lebanon from the palaces of Beiteddine to a humble Queenslander in the small town of Dalby, written and performed by her great-granddaughter Nadia Milford.

BEMAC Supports The Voices of Africa: Di Bruin Gospel Project

Queensland Multicultural Centre 102 Main Street, Kangaroo Point, QLD, Australia

For the first time ever in Australia, the Di Bruin Gospel Project is coming to Brisbane for an exclusive show at the Queensland Multicultural Center on Africa Day, Sunday 25!

BEMAC Discussions: Transnational Collaboration (Live and Streamed)

Queensland Multicultural Centre 102 Main Street, Kangaroo Point, QLD, Australia

In an increasingly interconnected world, artists are forging creative partnerships beyond borders. This panel brings together international artists to discuss the challenges and rewards of transnational collaboration—how it shapes artistic practice, fosters cultural exchange, and builds global communities.

Lucky Lartey’s ‘Exoticism’

Thomas Dixon Centre 406 Montague Road (entrance via Drake Street), West End, Queensland, Australia

An exploration of exotification and contemporary masculinity which delves deeply into the collective lived experience of people with diverse backgrounds, performed by Lucky Lartey, who also choreographed the work, and Vishnu Arunasalam. In this dance work, Lucky and Vishnu reclaim their identity, deconstructing and reconstructing the notion of what diverse contemporary work is expected to look like.