Calling all our Brissy creators and makers, movers and shakers… you’ll want to pay attention to this. Curiocity, Brisbane’s festival of all things innovative, is now taking expressions of interest for their 2021 program! Premiering in 2019, the event celebrates the incredible intersection of science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM). These awe-inspiring, large-scale, interactive digital and physical installations, sparked from the imagination of some of the best minds in the world, transform Brisbane into an interactive and playable city for us all to enjoy.
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After it’s cancellation this year, we’re thrilled to tell you that the celebrations are back on for March 2021. Put it in the calendar now! This flagship event is not only the perfect launchpad for creators, artists, scientists and entrepreneurs, but also “strengthens Brisbane’s credentials as a leading centre of innovation and culture…” as stated by Curiocity Brisbane’s Executive Producer, Theresa Famularo.
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With the world turning quiet and uneventful due to lockdowns and restrictions throughout 2020, events like these are the light at the end of the COVID tunnel we’ve been waiting for. Tourism Minister Kate Jones is just as stoked as us stating, “Because Queenslanders have done such a great job fighting coronavirus, we can now focus on our economic recovery.” Ms Jones continued, “Major events like Curiocity that pump millions of dollars back into our economy and support local jobs will be crucial to rebuilding our economy.”
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Curiocity Brisbane is the best of both worlds - not only a melting pot of fun and powerful projects but also a wondrous way to support local tourism, accommodation, hospitality and services for us locals as well as visitors.
If you’re curious about Curiocity, you can find out more here or if you’re ready to see your dream idea come to alive, you can put in an EOI here.
