This weekend sees a collision of major spectacles and community celebrations. Families can choose between the roaring energy of AEW Wrestling at the Entertainment Centre, the cultural vibrancy of the Vietnamese Lunar New Year in Richlands, or the relaxed, music-filled atmosphere of Small Fry Rock at The Triffid.
AEW HOUSE RULES
15 February 2026 | Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Boondall
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Get ready for a high-octane Sunday evening. All Elite Wrestling (AEW) brings its hard-hitting action to Brisbane. Featuring world-class wrestlers and high-flying stunts, this is a massive event for families with older kids and teens who love the spectacle of pro wrestling.
Vietnamese Lunar New Year Festival (Hội Chợ Tết)
13 – 14 February 2026 | C.J. Greenfield Complex Park, Richlands
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Celebrate the Year of the Horse at one of Brisbane’s most authentic cultural festivals. The Richlands event is famous for its incredible street food, traditional lion dances, firecrackers, and carnival rides. It’s a sensory feast and a wonderful way for children to experience Vietnamese traditions.
Small Fry Rock: Busby Marou & Lisa Mitchell
14 February 2026 | The Triffid, Newstead Top Pick for Music-Loving Parents:
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Small Fry Rock allows you to see legitimate headline acts in a safe, child-friendly environment. Catch the soulful Busby Marou and indie-pop darling Lisa Mitchell at The Triffid, with sound levels adjusted for little ears and plenty of room for toddlers to dance.
BIG LOVE – 90 Years of the Walter Taylor Bridge
14 February 2026 | Witton Barracks Park, Indooroopilly
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Celebrate the 90th birthday of Brisbane’s only inhabitable bridge. This community party at Witton Barracks Park will feature historical displays, food trucks, and family entertainment, marking a major milestone for the Indooroopilly icon.
Runcorn Family Fun Day
15 February 2026 | Williams Park, Runcorn
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A classic Sunday day out for the southside community. Williams Park hosts a free family fun day with kids’ activities, entertainment, and the chance to connect with local neighbours in a relaxed park setting.
What’s In The Woods? – Backbone Theatre For Babies
13 – 14 February 2026 | Seven Hills Hub, Seven Hills
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Designed specifically for the youngest audience members (babies and toddlers), this gentle theatre performance uses sensory play and storytelling to explore the magic of the forest. It’s a perfect introduction to the arts for little ones.
FunFit Kids Date Night
13 February 2026 | Jindalee Fitness 24/7, Jindalee Parents’ Night Out:
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Drop the kids off for a supervised evening of games, fitness, and fun at Jindalee Fitness, while you head out for a Valentine’s dinner. It’s a win-win situation!
First 5 Forever: Queensland Ballet Storytime
13 February 2026 | Carindale Library, Carindale
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A special storytime event where books meet ballet. Dancers from the Queensland Ballet join the library team to bring stories to life through movement, encouraging young children to express themselves physically.
BrisAsia Festival Library Events
14 – 15 February 2026 | Various Libraries
As part of the city-wide BrisAsia Festival, local libraries are hosting musical journeys for children:
- Global Soundscapes (Sat): Indooroopilly Library hosts a musical exploration for kids. Tickets
- Strings and Stories (Sun): Garden City Library presents traditional music and storytelling. Tickets
Minutia at Orleigh Park
13 February 2026 | Orleigh Park (Froggy Playground), West End
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Head to the beloved “Froggy Playground” in West End for Minutia. This outdoor activation invites families to look closer at the small details of nature and play in one of Brisbane’s most scenic riverfront parks.
Vipoo Srivilasa: Express Yourself
Until 13 September 2026 | GOMA, South Brisbane
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If you need to escape the heat, the Children’s Art Centre at GOMA is the place to be. This ongoing exhibition allows kids to participate in interactive art projects that focus on kindness, healing, and creativity.
This weekend offers a fantastic diversity of experiences, from the high-energy spectacle of pro wrestling to the gentle, sensory theatre of What’s In The Woods?. It is also a great weekend for parents to enjoy themselves, whether that is taking the kids to a proper gig at Small Fry Rock or using the “Date Night” drop-off service in Jindalee for a Valentine’s break.
