Pasifika Film Fest (PFF) is proud to partner with BEMAC on its return to the Australian film festival circuit in 2018. PFF showcases a variety of Pacific cinematic content, showcasing the diversity of storytelling through the eyes of talented creatives from across Oceania. LAEF I SWIT (LIFE IS SWEET) Wan Smolbag Theatre (2017) A newly... Read more »

Pasifika Film Fest (PFF) is proud to partner with BEMAC on its return to the Australian film festival circuit in 2018. PFF showcases a variety of Pacific cinematic content, showcasing the diversity of storytelling through the eyes of talented creatives from across Oceania. This selection of short films raise discussions about life in the Pacific. Sydney emerging filmmaker... Read more »

Pasifika Film Fest (PFF) is proud to partner with BEMAC on its return to the Australian film festival circuit in 2018. PFF showcases a variety of Pacific cinematic content, showcasing the diversity of storytelling through the eyes of talented creatives from across Oceania. SUNDAY FUN DAY (2016) Dianna Fuemana A teenager and a solo mum prepare to have... Read more »

Proudly presented by the Korean Cultural Centre Australia and BEMAC, Ongals: Babbling Comedy are coming to the Queensland Multicultural Centre (QMC) in Brisbane on 6 November for a FREE show! The Ongals are Korea’s hit sensation comedy group who started out in 2007 as a segment on KBS’s “Gag Concert”, Korea’s longest running comedy show. Since then... Read more »

Unified World Music Brisbane(UWMB), BEMAC and SAE Brisbane presents the Unified World Music Brisbane Exhibition at QMC (Queensland Multicultural Centre) on Wednesday, 28 November.With live performances by the talented BEMAC artists, whose songs and stories were captured by the creatives of UWMB for this unique audio and screen project, the exhibition will include a screening of... Read more »

Have your say On behalf of Arts Queensland, BEMAC is hosting a consultation forum on Thursday, November 29th on the future of arts and creativity in Queensland. This forum responds to the Queensland Government's Creating Queensland’s Future: 10-Year Roadmap for the arts, cultural and creative sector discussion paper. The discussion paper includes a draft vision... Read more »

Have your say On behalf of Arts Queensland, BEMAC is hosting a consultation forum on Monday, December 3rd on the future of arts and creativity in Queensland. This forum responds to the Queensland Government's Creating Queensland’s Future: 10-Year Roadmap for the arts, cultural and creative sector discussion paper. The discussion paper includes a draft vision... Read more »

As part of BrisAsia Festival 2019, BEMAC, Asia Pacific Screen Awards (APSA) and Screen Queensland are presenting a free screening of the multi-award nominated film by director Loy Arcenas “The Portrait” at the Queensland Multicultural Centre (QMC) on Wednesday, 13 February 2019. “The Portrait” tackles the conflict between pragmatism and art, an ode to the passing... Read more »

We invite you to join us at the official opening of the first BEMAC ILLUMINATE visual arts exhibition of 2019, "Here and There". Taking place on Friday, February 15  from 6:30pm to 8:30pm, guests will be able to meet the exhibiting artists.  Entry is free, but registration is essential (for catering purposes). Curated by Liam Herne, "Here... Read more »

BEMAC and Saikat Bhattacharya, invite you to a once in a lifetime opportunity to witness the world’s number one sitar player Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan accompanied on tabla by the great Shri Hindole Majumdar. Taking place at the Queensland Multicultural Centre (QMC) in Kangaroo Point, as part of BrisAsia Festival 2019, this unique event will... Read more »

Be dazzled by the sheer power, precision and energy of Taikoz 4tet Live! when BEMAC brings the celebrated Sydney-based taiko ensemble’s 4-piece performance to the Queensland Multicultural Centre (QMC) on May 3 at 8pm. Don't let the size of the group fool you! The four Taikoz dynamos conjure an energetic, dramatic, and at times, explosive... Read more »

BEMAC is proud to present Menaka Thomas’ debut album launch at the Queensland Multicultural Centre (QMC) on Saturday, 25 May. A few years ago, Menaka could barely see. She couldn’t tell the difference between a knife and fork, or decipher how many fingers were held in front of her face. This is where she found... Read more »