Brisbane Blog: Brisbane Festivals: 2high Festival THIS WEEKEND

Monday, 3 November 2008

Brisbane Festivals: 2high Festival THIS WEEKEND

The 2high festival is a massive, free festival of art, music and performance THIS WEEKEND at the Powerhouse, New Farm (see below for a Google Map). 2high is about showing off the work of young and new artists in SE Queensland. Just click on the program above to have a look at the 2high website and find out more.

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Anonymous said...: This looks incredible! See you there...; 3 November 2008 at 6:38:00 pm AEST

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