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Get your ice skates on at King George Square: Must Do Brisbane, June 16-18

1984

Must Do Brisbane, June 16-18

1984: See how scarily accurate George Orwell's predictions about the future were in his 1948 novel in this much anticipated theatre event, the critically acclaimed West End production of 1984 featuring a top-notch Australian cast. Jun 17, 1.30pm, 7.30pm; Jun 18, 1.30pm, 6pm. Tickets $39-$99 online

Wireless

Must Do Brisbane, June 16-18

Wireless: This compelling new music, dance and design work at the Judy asks scary questions about the desire to connect and the inability to trust as we become more attached to our technological devices. Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Art, 420 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley. Jun 16, 6.30pm; Jun 17, 7.30pm. Tickets $28-$35 online

Aladdin's Antique and Collectables Fair

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Must Do Brisbane, June 16-18
Aladdins Antique & Collectables Fair: Brisbane's most exciting and biggest antique and collectables fair is returning to Windsor with more than 100 dealers, thousands of antique and collectable treasures and 14,400 minutes of hunting. Brisbane Table Tennis Hall, 86 Green St, Windsor. Jun 18, 10am-2pm. $5. Children (accompanied by adult) free.

Skating at Festival

Must Do Brisbane, June 16-18

Skating at Festival: King George Square is transformed into a giant ice skating rink, with snow machine, an epic ice slide and a range of Euro style apres-ski winter eats and drinks. King George Square, Ann St, Brisbane CBD. Jun 16, 17, 10am-10pm; Jun 18, 9am-8pm. Tickets $12-$26 online

New Alchemists

New AlchemistsNew Alchemists comprises a diverse suite of works by Australian and International artists exploring ideas of futuristic biologies and post-human engagements within the broad intersections of art and science. UQ Art Museum, 11 University Dr, St Lucia. Jun 17-17, 10am-4pm. Free entry.

Prince Siddhartha, the Musical

Must Do Brisbane, June 16-18
Prince Siddhartha The Musical: In this captivating, inspiring and vibrant world-first musical about Buddha, discover the story of the young prince who renounced his royal status and luxurious life to seek enlightenment. Concert Hall, QPAC. Jun 16-17, 7.30pm. Tickets $50-$120 + booking fee online
 
Digital Futures
 
Must Do Brisbane, June 16-18

Digital Futures: The interactive and intriguing Digital Futures Lab is an immersive space, where visitors can experience cutting-edge technologies, have a virtual reality experience, engage with real-life robots and learn mindfulness from devices. SLQ Gallery, State Library of Queensland, South Brisbane. Jun 17-18, 10am-5pm. Free entry.

Antigone

Must Do Brisbane, June 16-18

Antigone: Last weekend to see the powerful and ancient story of Antigone brought to life by heartBeast Theatre in the evocative gothic setting of the Spring Hill Underground Reservoir, 50 Wickham Tce, Spring Hill. Jun 16-17, 7.30pm. Tickets $27-$33 + booking fee online

Pregnancy, Babies and Children Expo

Pregnancy, Babies & Children's Expo: Hundreds of exhibitors are on hand to provide a great mix of expert advice and parenting tips, along with the latest products related to pregnancy and early parenting needs as well as free entertainment for kids. Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Glenelg St, South Brisbane. Jun 17-18, 10am-5pm. Tickets (children under 14 yrs free) online

The Best of the Eagles

Must Do Brisbane, June 16-18

The Best of the Eagles: A tribute concert production that delivers a captivating show from start to finish and recreating the synonymous country-rock sound Eagles' fans have come to expect. The Tivoli, 52 Costin St, Fortitude Valley. Jun 17, 7.30pm. Under 18rs must be accompanied by adult. Tickets from $61.15 online