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World Science Festival Brisbane
Recommended for all ages
About
World Science Festival Brisbane (WSFB) celebrates its spectacular 10th anniversary from 21–30 March 2025 with the vision, Infinite Awe. There are over 200 ways to experience this epic 10-day festival, which brings together local, national and international thought leaders to address some of the most pressing scientific questions of our time.
Over the past decade, WSFB has celebrated science and creativity with audiences across the state. From mind-blowing discussions to interactive experiences, the festival has made science accessible, exciting and fun for more than 1.8 million people. Whether you’re a lifelong science enthusiast or are just starting to explore, WSFB has plenty to spark your curiosity.
Presented by Queensland Museum with the support of the Queensland Government and partners, WSFB invites you to discover a world of awe-inspiring science. With groundbreaking discoveries, mind-blowing discussions and interactive experiences, the festival makes science exciting and accessible for all. Visit the WSFB website to explore the full program, or discover Events & Experiences on at Queensland Museum Kurilpa during the festival.
Check out the exciting events hosted at Queensland Museum Kurilpa, as part of World Science Festival Brisbane 2025.
Superluminal
World Science Festival Brisbane presents Patch Theatre’s Queensland debut of Superluminal, an enchanting installation that blends bold visual design, collaborative storytelling and interactive play.
Everything You Need To Know About: Dugongs
Dive into the captivating world of the gentle ‘sea cow’ in this fascinating in-conversation event.
Cosmic Caretaking: Connection, Care, and Responsibility in Space
Conservation efforts and environmental activism typically focus on the Earth's land and water ways, but what about the protection and preservation of celestial worlds beyond this planet?
Everything You Need To Know About: Crusty Crustaceans
Welcome to the wonderful world of crabs, crayfish and krill.
Science Night
Slip into SparkLab for an adults-only night of science.
What's That Rash? with Dr Norman Swan and Tegan Taylor
If it itches, burns or tingles, Dr Norman Swan and Tegan Taylor have the answers in a live edition of their ABC podcast, What’s that Rash? So come on down, and spread the word (but not the rash).
Visit as a school
World Science Festival Brisbane and Queensland programming for schools is designed to engage students in stimulating and inspiring experiences that showcase careers in STEM, including discussions with scientists, hands-on activities and exciting science shows.
Queensland Museum has a long tradition of working with Australia’s leading academics and subject experts to educate and inspire generations of inquisitive young minds.
Through World Science Festival Brisbane and Queensland, we encourage teachers, students and parents to share in the transformational power of education, learning, creative thought and imagination.
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What's on
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Superluminal
World Science Festival Brisbane presents Patch Theatre’s Queensland debut of Superluminal, an enchanting installation that blends bold visual design, collaborative storytelling and interactive play.
Cosmic Caretaking: Connection, Care, and Responsibility in Space
Conservation efforts and environmental activism typically focus on the Earth's land and water ways, but what about the protection and preservation of celestial worlds beyond this planet?