What's On in Brisbane in July

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July 2009 Events in Brisbane and Queensland

• 13 July (Monday) 2009 - Queensland Schools Term 3 Begins (see AU school holidays) (Monday is a pupil-free day)
   
• 19 July (Sunday) 2009 - Jetty to Jetty Fun Run
   
• July 2009 - Q150 - celebrates the 150th year of the foundation of the state of Queensland.
   
• TBC 2009 - Gen Con Australia - Convention with Anime, Cos Play, Art Shows, Board Games, Celebrity Appearances, Collectible Cards, Collectible Miniatures, Computer & Console Games, Costume competitions, Live Action Role Playing, Miniature War Games Seminars, Tabletop Role Playing Games, Tournaments and Workshops.
   
• TBC 2009 - Abbey Medieval Festival - This festival is the largest authentic medieval event in Australia. It spans a thousand years from Europe's Dark Ages to the High Middle Ages, roughly AD 600 to 1600.
   
• TBC 2009 - Guide Dogs Queensland Open Day  at the Breeding and Training Centre, Bald Hills.  Visitors get a behind-the-scenes look at how Guide Dogs are trained, see puppies of all ages and learn more about vision impairment; the mobility aids and services the association provides to Queenslanders.
   
• TBC 2009 - Lavender for Leukaemia, Lymphoma and Myeloma - Volunteers and local businesses around Queensland will be selling lavender teddy bears, lapel pins, lip balm, pot pourri and soaps. For more information please contact the Leukaemia Foundation of Queensland on (07) 3318 4418.
   
• TBC 2009 - Royal Run for Research - 8km run or 6km walk taking in the City Botanic Gardens, South Bank, Kangaroo Point and the Goodwill Bridge. Free healthy breakfast for all competitors and prizes for 1st place winners. Entry fees: $20 per person, $50 for a family of four and $60 for a corporate team of four. Registration from 6:30am. For more information call 1300 363 786.
   
• TBC 2009 - Off the Cuff Improvised Theatre Festival
   
• TBC 2009 - Peaks to Points Festival - celebrate the diverse natural environment of greater Brisbane's southern region, from Flinders Peak to Moreton Bay. The Festival raises awareness of the diverse eco-systems within this area, through a varied program of arts, cultural and environmental events and activities.  This area encompasses the catchments of Wolston/Centenary, Bulimba Creek, Bayside Creeks and Eprapah Creek.
   
• TBC 2009 - Schools Tree Day is a Planet Ark with a number of schools becoming involved each year. Visit the Planet Ark closer to July 2008.
   
  
• TBC 2009 - MS Brissie to the Bay Bike Ride
   
• TBC 2009 - National Tree Day is Australia's biggest community tree planting event organised by Planet Ark. To get involved or find your nearest site go to Planet Ark
   
• TBC 2009 - Mountains to Mangroves Festival - Join in over 35 environmentally focused events, concerts and activities as the Festival celebrates the unique green Mountains to Mangroves corridor that extends from Camp Mt to Boondall Wetlands in North Brisbane. Held every 2 years.
   
• TBC 2009 - Festitalia - at the RNA Showgrounds. This Italian Festival highlights the thriving diverse cultural identities and promotes acceptance and tolerance within Queensland's wider community.
   

July 2010

• TBC 2010 - Brisbane Festival - Biennial international arts festival. Events are held across Brisbane.
   

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  What's on in Australia and New Zealand

• Adelaide and South Australia events, public and school holidays in July. See Adelaide attractions including cinemas, concerts & festivals, historical sites, exhibitions & galleries, music festivals, theatres and Tours.
   
• Canberra and ACT events, public and school holidays in July. See Canberra attractions including cinemas, concerts & festivals, exhibitions & galleries, historical sites, theatres and tours. 
   
• Darwin and Northern Territory events, public and school holidays in July. See Darwin attractions including cinemas, concerts & festivals, exhibitions & galleries, historical sites, theatres and tours. 
   
• Hobart and Tasmania events, public and school holidays in July. See Hobart attractions including cinemas, concerts & festivals, exhibitions & galleries, historical sites, theatres and tours. 
   
• Melbourne and Victoria events, public and school holidays in July.  See Melbourne attractions including local activities, cinemas, concerts & festivals, exhibitions & galleries, historical sites, theatres and tours. 
   
• Perth and Western Australia events, public and school holidays in July. See Perth attractions including cinemas, concerts & festivals, exhibitions & galleries, historical sites, theatres and tours. 
   
• Sydney and New South Wales events, public and school holidays in July. See Sydney attractions including local activities, cinema, concerts & festivals, exhibitions & galleries, historical sites, theatre and tours.
   
• New Zealand events, public and school holidays in July. See New Zealand experiences including day tours, rail tours and package tours.