by One of the industries hardest hit this year has been the Arts, but in news that will bring joy to the hearts of so many, Queensland Theatre will reopen the Bille Brown Theatre in November. Audiences will be treated to […]
by Bill Edgar has, in his own words, “no respect for the living”. Instead, his loyalty is to the newly departed clients who hire Mr Edgar — known as “the coffin confessor” — to carry out their wishes from beyond the […]
by Chalk It Up For Spring Queensland’s iconic event , The Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers, boasts 170 000 beautiful blooms across parks and public spaces and this festival of flowers is about to become even more colourful.This year sees the introduction […]
by With pandemic restrictions changing how we can enjoy a meal and celebrate with family and friends over a plate of food, a new era of dining has emerged with people flocking to outdoor dining experiences and secluded entertainment. Delivering just […]
by Recently SheSociety enjoyed a lovely day out visiting Old Government House at QUT. Upstairs in this grand old dame you will find the William Robinson Gallery. William Robinson is one of Queensland’s most famous contemporary painters, although he has always […]
by Recognised for its independent spirit, bold and smooth taste, Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum is answering Sydneysiders’ prayers by bringing live independent music experiences back to the city as it navigates through its COVID-19 response. The brand has partnered with some of […]
by One of the oldest hotels in Brisbane, with a history stretching back more than 100 years, has been given a new lease of life and a new name, highlighting the crucial role the hotel and where it stands played in Queensland’s […]
by The spirit of the Royal Queensland Show (Ekka) will be kept alive this year with a reimagined version set to bring a taste of some of Ekka’s unique traditions, following the cancellation of Queensland’s largest event due to COVID-19. More […]
by Nature at its best, serenity, soothing waters, inviting for a dip perhaps? Where do you suppose this is? Paradise? Kakadu? Just how far do you have to travel to get there? Not far at all, in fact, I walked to […]
by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains references to deceased people. On the first week that our beautiful Queensland Art Gallery was open again I visited with a friend. It was so lovely to be […]
by In partnership with Woolloongabba Art Gallery and Brentley’s Agency, join Danielle Bentley and Federea at Unmapped Musics – A Real Time Creation Experience. You can also experience it from home through Zoom. Haven’t heard of the mukbang craze? Here’s your chance to find […]
by Last year I was lucky enough to taste some camel milk products as part of the Scenic Rim Eat Local Week. Sadly, this regional foodie festival was cancelled this year, so I’ve been ordering the scrumptious Scenic Rim Farm Box […]
by The annual celebration that pays homage to one of the world’s most unsung heroes – the humble cucumber – is almost upon us. World Cucumber Day will be celebrated on 14 June and Hendrick’s Gin is commemorating the occasion by […]
by I can’t call myself a quilter, not that it is necessary to be involved in a unique opportunity to craft my story into an historical quilt. Using my other forms of making and creating, I am taking part in the […]
by It is amazing how quickly we humans adapt to new situations. I really thought my theatre- going days were over for a while. When I think back to all the amazing plays I’ve been to in the past few years […]
by Now you CAN have the wines you drink on your sofa hand-selected by the experts you miss. With retail profits going back to them. It’s brilliant. Head to https://www.onceuponabottle.com.au/ to register for the MAY 1 launch date! Numbers are limited (as are the […]
by Brisbane business-savvy creative, Hillary Wall, owner of Cork & Chroma, has painted a new picture this week for her paint and sip studio. Having to close her studio doors due to Government rulings brought in due to COVID-19, Hillary moved […]
by It’s times like these when you are restricted in your movements and social gatherings, that you either catch up on phone calls and correspondence, clean your house, indulge in reading, listen to your favourite CD, or reflect on when you […]
by Social distancing is rapidly becoming a way of life as Australia fights the outbreak of COVID-19. This is especially important when it comes to protecting the older and disabled members of our community living in residential aged care. In these […]
by While large number events are slowly getting culled, there are still a number of small events that are happening which provide us an opportunity to support our local businesses. Market Central Lutwyche is hosting a free Nourishing Kids Workshop on […]
Copyrights @2020 SheSociety