Lunar New Year Rooftop Party

Overview

There's never a bad time to party while you're perched above the rest of the world, especially when there's a new year to celebrate. December 31 isn't the only time to do just that, of course, with Brisbanites able to climb up high from 5–8.30pm on Saturday, February 17 to mark the start of the new lunar calendar on a shopping centre's rooftop.

As it has in the past, the 2024 BrisAsia Festival is throwing a huge Lunar New Year Rooftop Party. To join in the fun you'll want to head to Sunnybank Plaza and head up to the top of the Hoyts Cinema carpark.

Expect dragon and lion dancers, live tunes and plenty to eat. Expect to feel like you're at a traditional lantern festival, too, but without leaving Brisbane.

Past years have featured tea ceremonies, calligraphy classes and more — and fireworks at 8pm are always a big highlight.

Entry is free, but bring your wallet to feast on dinner from the nearby restaurants.