leisure activities

Lumber Punks at West End is Brisbane’s first axe-throwing venue – the perfect way to let off steam and try the fine old lumberjack sport

Looking for the best rainy day things to do in Brisbane? From axe-throwing to retro arcade games, indoor golf to escape rooms

Urban Xtreme in Hendra is Australia’s largest indoor snow sports and adventure centre and the only place in Queensland where you can hit the slopes

Attention game enthusiasts: have you experienced Puzzled Room Escape's hand-crafted logic, dexterity and clue-based puzzles?

Slideways Go Karting is an epic European style multi-level indoor kart track that features 425m of adrenalin pumping action

Discover your inner artist at A Painter’s Dream, a Brisbane-based social painting experience with studios in various locations

Taya Kitchen runs hands-on Asian cooking classes that are easy-to-follow and open to all ages to take part in, including children.

LoveLea Designs are teaching local craft enthusiasts how to turn scrap into beautiful furniture pieces, at their workshops in Wavell Heights.

Stephanies Luxury Spas is perfect for spa lovers, essential grooming needs and celebrations, conveniently located in Brisbane's CBD

1UP Arcade at Morningside is the largest freeplay retro arcade in Australia, with over 400 sqm of arcade games, pinball machines & retro consoles

Mosaics, music and much enjoyment are to be found at Artrageous Experience in the quiet bayside suburb of Deagon

St Lucia Golf Links is one of Brisbane’s best 18-hole golf courses, where, with no expensive membership required, golf is accessible to everyone

Have you had a tee party at Only T yet, Brisbane's hottest creative social experience in Windsor?

These hands-on woodworking workshops are just the ticket for getting into the groove of a new artisan interest.

Fresh on the Brisbane Hot Yoga scene is Peak Physique Hot Yoga Gabba where you'll discover fun, hot yoga classes in a convenient location in Woolloongabba.

Zero Latency is Brisbane’s first free-roam, multi-player virtual reality experience, occupying a 400 square metre Newstead warehouse.