Parks and venues

Find information on Council parks and venues, including parks, community halls, cemeteries, community hubs, Brisbane City Hall and King George Square.  Also find information on leasing Council land and property.

""Community halls and facilities

Council manages a range of community halls and facilities that are available to hire for a variety of purposes. Council is also commited to upgrading Community Halls. Find out about the current upgrade in progress.

 

Parks

There are hundreds of parks scattered across Brisbane ranging in size from small pocket parks to large district parks, two Botanic Gardens and many bushland reserves. Find a park in your suburb, featured parks, dog off-leash areas and the location of park wi-fi hotspots. Discover how to make a booking for a park site for an event, function or wedding.
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Cemeteries

Council manages 12 cemeteries and three crematoria for people of the Brisbane area. These facilities provide venues for burials and cremations. Many cemeteries offer memorials for ashes.

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Brisbane City Hall

City Hall is an iconic heritage-listed building. Find out about City Hall events and venues, the Brisbane 2012 time capsule, as well as City Hall's history, heritage, restoration, building upgrades and more. You can also find information about attending a Council meeting in City Hall.

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King George Square

King George Square was redeveloped in 2009.  Find out what's on at King George Square, as well as information about making a booking.

Mt Coot-tha precinct

Mt Coot-tha is an iconic landmark for Brisbane, creating a green backdrop for the city’s skyline and, as our largest natural area, a retreat for nature-based relaxation, recreation and learning. Find out more.
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Community leasing and resources

Council makes more than 600 properties available for not-for-profit community organisations to rent through lease or licence agreements. Find out more.

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Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium

Located within Brisbane's Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens, the Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium is home of the Cosmic Skydome, a 12.5-metre-diameter projection dome.