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Brisbane Event Listing - May 2009
The timing of 2009 events can give indication of future dates for 2010 events as many of these listings are annual events. Check our 2010 Calendar to see if updated listings are available.


Brisbane Events MAY 2009

TBC Buddha Birthday Festival
South Bank Parklands
 1-3 Noosa Food & Wine Festival
5
Labour Day Public Holiday
10
Mother's Day
 TBC Queensland Music Festival
Diverse program of jazz, opera, musical theatre and contemporary performances.
www.queenslandmusicfestival.com.au
 19 Pussycat Dolls in Concert
Brisbane Entertainment Centre
23 May - 5 June Festival of Classics.
Largest classic music festival in Australia
www.4mbsclassicfm.com.au
23-24 May
Paniyiri Greek Festival
Musgrave Park, South Brisbane


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