Stones Corner Festival 2023
The huge street fest will return in 2023 for its eighth event, complete with live tunes, markets, food trucks and 20-plus craft breweries.
Overview
Some events feel like they've always been part of Brisbane's cultural scene, and Stones Corner Festival is one of them — even though it'll only host its eighth fest when it returns in 2023. That's the sign of something special, with this street party swiftly becoming one of the city's must-attend festivals.
Come Sunday, April 30, Stones Corner Festival will once again unleash a day of food and music on the inner east. And when that happens, the event is going big.
On the lineup: Art vs Science, local legends Resin Dogs and the retro stylings of Yacht Rock Revival. They'll be joined by Good Will Remedy, Jem Cassar-Daley, John Hanley & The Hurricanes, Dusty and Andy Martin.
As well as dancing in the street, you can also expect more than 20 craft breweries pouring beers. Your Mates Brewing Co, 4 Pines, Slipstream, Balter, Eumundi, Brookvale Union, Stone & Wood and Green Beacon will be doing the honours, and Burleigh Brewing, Newstead Brewing, Young Henrys, Heads of Noosa and Better Beer will be on hand as well.
Eating-wise, a heap of food trucks will pop up to keep your stomach lined — including with burgers, paella, tacos and pizza. And as for what else awaits on the corner of Logan and Old Cleveland roads — and during the Labour Day long weekend, handily — there'll also be market stalls via The Market Folks.
If you're planning a big one, that public holiday the next day is oh so convenient. Also, this is a great day out for your pooch, too, because dogs on leashes are welcome.
And, entry remains free, but giving a gold coin donation to the MND and Me Foundation is recommended.
Information
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