The City of Brisbane has a busy events calendar each month filled with concerts, sporting events and other shows. Centrally located to major Sporting and Entertainment venues, Brisbane Holiday Village offers self-contained cabin accommodation, caravan sites and camp sites close to ANZ/QSAC Stadium, Suncorp Stadium and The Gabba as well as good express public transport connections with a bus stop at the entrance of the Village and a major bus depot a short 10 minute walk away.

Opening with the spectacular QBE Riverfire fireworks show over the Brisbane River on 4 September 2010, this 3 week festival is filled with breathtaking theatre, dance and music productions. With local and international talent taking the stage, this yearly fiesta will broaden your horizon and is guaranteed to entertain young and old. www.brisbanefestival.com.au

Following the overwhelming success of last years Oktoberfest Brisbane, the 2010 version of this authentic German Festival will be held over 2 weekends in October. Pretzels, gingerbreads, jugs of beer and traditional German music will all be part of this cultural melting pot and will have you dancing and singing all day and night! oktoberfestbrisbane.com.au

The game all English and Australian cricket fans have been waiting for! The eagerly anticipated Ashes Series 2010/2011 will kick off at the Gabba in Brisbane with the 5 day opening Test match starting on 25 November 2010. It is promissed to be a bigger clash then ever as Australia will have to fight hard to regain the Ashes. www.cricket.com.au

Supercross will be taken to a whole new level in 2010 with the Australasian Monster Energy Super X tour coming to Brisbane's QSAC on the 4th of December 2010. With riders such as Mike Alessi (USA), AMA star Ben Townley and Australia's very own 2 time world champion Chad Reed, this is a show not to be missed! www.superx.com.au

World famous Irish rock band U2 has finally confirmed they will be bringing their 360 Degree Tour to Australia, visiting Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium on December 8. After an absence of 4 years and fears that Bono's recent back injury would affect the bands trip Down Under, Australian fans can consider this an early Christmas present! www.u2.com

Rock’s global icons, Bon Jovi, return to Australia after two years with a set of gigantic stadium shows throughout December as part of The Circle world tour. Performing live in Brisbane on the 14th of December, this brand new stadium stage production is promised to be one of the biggest sets ever to be seen in Australia. www.bonjovi.com