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Discover these 5 places to visit this long weekend in and around Brisbane. With everything now opening up there’s no excuse, so fill up the car, strap yourselves in, and check out some of these ideas for trips this weekend.
As Brisbane continues to recover from the devastating severe weather events and flooding last week, its estimated that the damage bill is over well over a billion dollars for Queensland. Lives lost, thousands have been displaced, businesses destroyed, not to mention the physical and mental toll on everyone impacted. Discover Brisbane has rounded up some information to (hopefully) make it a little easier, but please note, while some grants are available now, there could also be changes.
Restaurant delivery service Providoor has launched in Brisbane, with online orders now available and deliveries ready! Prepared by restaurant chefs for delivery, the at-home meals eschew the ready-to-eat status quo, where, with little effort, they’re finished by the customer in their kitchen, actively involving people in a premium cooking experience and giving them as close to an in-restaurant meal as possibl.e
Up close and personal interview with husband and wife team Kevin Fredes and Manuela Volpe, owners of Paella Y Pa’Mi. Paella Y Pa’Mi is finally open after much anticipation and salivating since it was announced that a new restaurant in Brisbane, dedicated to Paellas and other tasty Spanish morsels would arrive in Coorparoo.
Michelin starred chef and one of Brisbane’s best internationally renowned chef exports, Alex Xinis, has returned home and teamed up with the city’s most iconic Greek restaurant, Nostimo. Alex is leading the Nostimo team in serving a new meaningful menu, paying homage to the simple and refined Greek cuisine he’s grown up surrounded by including during his stays with his extended family in Athens and Ithaki, Greece.
Led by the Museum of Brisbane, Brisbane’s city, fringe areas and suburbs will be activated across four jam packed weekends featuring more than 60 venues and shining a spotlight on the best of Brisbane’s Art and Design. With a focus on four distinct parts of Brisbane (the City, the Valley, Northside, Southside), BAD 2021 unpacks what makes each BAD neighbourhood unique with tours, public art events, contemporary art exhibitions performances, projections and open-studios across the fashion, photography, local artisans, furniture, street art and commercial arts sectors.
