Choose Coach Hire In Brisbane To Attend These January Events

The city of Brisbane may not have the kind of status that the other Australian cities like Melbourne and Sydney enjoy, but this place still holds amazing experiences for people of all ages and abilities. If you are looking forward to attend some wonderful January events in town, choose Brisbane coach hire for a convenient commute to these destinations.

New Year’s Day Foam Party

Welcome 2017 with a bigger and better celebration ever at the Eatons Hill Hotel at the New Year’s Foam Party! Just to give you a glimpse of the event highlights, the local and international line-up includes the likes of Will Sparks, Tyron, Hapi, Timmy Trumpet, Lady Lilith, Dimes, Brooklyn, and AC Slater. You’ll witness a day full of grand proportions with a bass in ballroom second stage and the arena completely set up with pyrotechnics and foam cannons.

Steve Backshall’s Deadly 60 Pole to Pole

Known to be a star of a popular children show, Steve Backshall will be on tour to the city of Brisbane from 4th to 5th January with a brand-new show based on Deadly 60 Pole to Pole, a blockbuster BBC series. Join him on an enthralling dramatic journey of perilous entertainment and some wild explorations as he shares his story of travelling from one pole to the other, encountering some deadly creatures from all across the planet.

100% You Workshop for Children

On the 9th of January, 2017, the Museum of Brisbane will be turned into a workshop house for children (4+ years) who are invited to demonstrate their life stories practically. In this event, families will gain knowledge about the way in which children of ages between 6 and 12 think about different topics. Your child will also feel encouraged to think and feel about such topics. A dedicated education officer will be available on-spot to help you out with activity booklets and explorations.

Forever Ends Here – ‘Imagine This Tour’

The pop-rockers from Sydney will take the centre stage in the city of Brisbane on the 14th Jan, 2017 as they are up for a headlining tour, with a rocking performance on cards featuring their highly anticipated debut album ‘ Imagine This’. The young brigade from the north shore of Sydney have garnered good amount of support and a solid fan base, since the inception of band in 2011. With more headlining tours under their belt, the increasing popularity of the band makes them worth a watch.

January 2017 Junior Musical Theatre Workshop

Childhood is the best phase of life to nurture the inner talent hidden inside. This musical theatre workshop due to be held on 17th of January encourages kids to come and participate in acting, singing and dancing, as the Vocal Coach Jessica Modolo will host an intensive 24-hour training session to give adequate knowledge about the Musical theatre industry. Scheduled to be conducted over a period of 5 days, the workshop will allow the students to learn choreography, develop characters, learn a script and even put up their own show!

Carseldine Market

The Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets is an authentic craft market featuring a wide assortment of homewares, gourmet and traditional foods, seasonal fresh produces and market provisions made by farmers, producers, chefs, painters, designers, bakers, producers and almost anyone who has a unique flare for smell and taste to make up for a fresh market on Saturday, 21st January. The venue will be packed with a variety of stalls, kid activity zone, live musical performances and a relaxing space for people of all ages to come and have a good family time.

Mandala Painting Workshop

On the 22nd of January, Artist Marieke will take you on an exciting journey to discover the relation between creative expression and imagination as you make your own Mandala to reflect a new perspective about yourself. You need not be an expert in painting, but just someone who can interact with their dreaming self for imagery and inspiration. Bring about your creativity through a source that is both natural and joyful. At the end of the activity, you are sure to leave the venue with a lighter heart than the one you entered with.

St Jerome’s Laneway Festival Brisbane 2016

Known to be all about the highly admired seminal music, The St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival is scheduled to be held on the 26th of January in the city of Brisbane. The festival has always focused on bringing something fresh and new with unique setup and surroundings in order to provide the music lovers with some quality time. Going with the tradition, the line-up includes an eclectic mix of national and international talent, with a solid selection of sophisticated icons and game changers for the year 2017.

Queensland Theatre Season

With an objective to build a strong shrine on the past foundations of the Queensland Theatre Company, the 2017 season starting 28th January will see the national artistic team in association with Paige Rattray presenting some relatable stories not only for the purpose of entertainment, but also to teach the audience by putting human experience under the microscope. One can experience themselves enraptured in new romance or navigating with strong relationship. The season is expected to bring stories into life, by bringing voice to the silent and light to the shade. Be present to witness the iconic Queensland turn into a real-life story, of which you are the author and the owner!

50 Plus: Square Dancing

There is no particular age to hit the dancing floor, and this event for senior citizens is a perfect example for that. Due to be held on the 31st of January at the Brisbane City Hall, the Square dance is basically a sort of dance in which 8 dancers (4 couples) are assorted in a square with two dancers on each side, facing the centre of the square. This concept initially originated in England way back in the 17th century, and later came to North America with the European settlers. Due to considerable developments over the years, the dance has attained the recognition of a folk dance.