The Trust's Big City BBQ is moving to Victoria Park / Barrambin under a brand new name:

Since inception, the Big City BBQ has donated over $960,000 to charities assisting people across Brisbane through an annual corporate giving day.

The Trust is so proud of this legacy and wants to to expand on "Brisbane's Day of Giving" to a family-friendly event that includes the wider Brisbane community.

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13 may 2023

11AM - 3PM

VICTORIA PARK / BARRAMBIN

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event FAQ's

Is there a cost associated to attend BrisSizzle and Sounds?

BrisSizzle and Sounds is a FREE event! The Lord Mayor's Charitable Trust Team will be selling raffle tickets for some incredible prizes on the day, as well as accepting cash and eftpos donations to raise much needed funds for our benefiaciaries.
Is there parking available?

There is limited metered street parking available on Gilcrest Avenue, as well as event parking available on the two sporting fields located on Gilcrest Avenue. The event car park is open from 10.30am to 3.30pm, and is managed by Altus Traffic Management. Parking in the designated event car park is free with an optional gold coin donation / $2 tap'n'go donation that will go directly to the Lord Mayor's Charitable Trust.
Are dogs allowed at BrisSizzle and Sounds?

BrisSizzle and Sounds is taking place at Victoria Park / Barrambin where there is more than 10 kilometres of paths and tracks to walk your four legged friends. Dogs must remain on a leash at all times whilst at BrisSizzle and Sounds and are not permitted to enter the VIP Marquee. There is a dog park on the Spring Hill side behind Centenary Pool to let your dogs run free at Victoria Park / Barrambin.
Is BrisSizzle and Sounds all ages?

BrisSizzle and Sounds welcomes all ages for a jam-packed day with something or everyone.
What's the best way to get to BrisSizzle and Sounds?

There are plenty of options to get to Victoria Park / Barrambin with walking, cycling, or using public transport. To plan your journey, visit the Translink website. If you are cycling in, plan your route with Cycling Brisbane's route planner or their Riding in Brisbane Guide.
Will there be disabled access and facilities?

Accessible toilets and footpaths will be located throughout BrisSizzle and Sounds
Will there be water fountains available?

There will be hydration stations onsite for free water refills all day long
What should I bring to BrisSizzle and Sounds?

Hat and sunscreen (sunscreen will be available at the LMCT marquee) Reusable water bottle Reusable coffee cup Picnic blanket to enjoy the entertainment (there will be some seating available at the main stage)