A multicultural celebration of music, food, art and community — bringing diaspora rhythms, global flavours and people of Queensland together for one weekend of freedom.
Liberti Festival is a multicultural festival created for Queenslanders from all backgrounds to come together, connect, and celebrate the diversity that makes our communities stronger. Through live music, food, markets, workshops, and cultural experiences, we create a welcoming space where people can learn from one another, build relationships, and share in the joy of community.
At its heart, Liberti Festival is a celebration of African and Pacific cultures. We proudly showcase the rich traditions, creativity, talent, and stories of these communities while creating opportunities for cultural exchange and collaboration. By bringing together local and international artists, community leaders, businesses, and families, Liberti Festival aims to inspire unity, cultural pride, and a deeper appreciation of the vibrant communities that call Queensland home.
Liberti Festival was created to bring together African, Pacific Islander, and wider communities through music, culture, and shared experiences.
We believe diversity is one of Queensland's greatest strengths. Our festival creates a platform where cultures connect, artists thrive, businesses grow, and communities celebrate together.
Through live entertainment, cultural exchange, food, arts, and community engagement, Liberti Festival aims to strengthen social connections and showcase the rich diversity that makes our communities vibrant and unique.
One Day. Two stages. Diverse cultures. The festival Queensland has been asking for.
Music is at the heart of Liberti Festival. We bring together local and international artists from African and Pacific backgrounds to create a vibrant celebration of culture, creativity, and connection. Through live performances, attendees experience the sounds, stories, and rhythms that unite communities across generations and borders.
Music is at the heart of Liberti Festival. We bring together local and international artists from African and Pacific backgrounds to create a vibrant celebration of culture, creativity, and connection. Through live performances, attendees experience the sounds, stories, and rhythms that unite communities across generations and borders.
Food is a universal language, and Liberti Festival showcases the rich flavours of African and Pacific cultures through a diverse range of food vendors. Attendees can explore traditional dishes, discover new flavours, and experience the stories and heritage behind the food while supporting local businesses and entrepreneurs.
Food is a universal language, and Liberti Festival showcases the rich flavours of African and Pacific cultures through a diverse range of food vendors. Attendees can explore traditional dishes, discover new flavours, and experience the stories and heritage behind the food while supporting local businesses and entrepreneurs.
Our workshops provide opportunities for learning, cultural exchange, and personal growth. From dance, drumming, storytelling, and wellness sessions to creative and community-led experiences, the workshop program allows attendees to actively engage with different cultures and gain new skills in a welcoming environment.
Our workshops provide opportunities for learning, cultural exchange, and personal growth. From dance, drumming, storytelling, and wellness sessions to creative and community-led experiences, the workshop program allows attendees to actively engage with different cultures and gain new skills in a welcoming environment.
The Liberti Festival Market is a vibrant marketplace that showcases local businesses, artisans, cultural organisations, and entrepreneurs from across Queensland. Featuring African and Pacific fashion, arts, crafts, beauty products, cultural goods, and community services, the market creates opportunities for attendees to discover unique products while directly supporting small local businesses. More than just a shopping experience, the market celebrates culture, creativity, and entrepreneurship, helping strengthen local communities and contribute to the growth of diverse businesses.
The Liberti Festival Market is a vibrant marketplace that showcases local businesses, artisans, cultural organisations, and entrepreneurs from across Queensland. Featuring African and Pacific fashion, arts, crafts, beauty products, cultural goods, and community services, the market creates opportunities for attendees to discover unique products while directly supporting small local businesses. More than just a shopping experience, the market celebrates culture, creativity, and entrepreneurship, helping strengthen local communities and contribute to the growth of diverse businesses.
Community is the foundation of Liberti Festival. The festival creates a space where people from all backgrounds can come together to celebrate diversity, build meaningful connections, and foster understanding. By bringing cultures together through shared experiences, Liberti Festival strengthens community bonds and promotes a more inclusive Queensland.
Community is the foundation of Liberti Festival. The festival creates a space where people from all backgrounds can come together to celebrate diversity, build meaningful connections, and foster understanding. By bringing cultures together through shared experiences, Liberti Festival strengthens community bonds and promotes a more inclusive Queensland.
Liberti Festival is an all-ages event designed to bring families, friends, and communities together in a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment. From children and young people to parents, elders, and community leaders, everyone is invited to experience the rich cultures of Africa and the Pacific through music, food, workshops, markets, and entertainment.
Liberti Festival is an all-ages event designed to bring families, friends, and communities together in a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment. From children and young people to parents, elders, and community leaders, everyone is invited to experience the rich cultures of Africa and the Pacific through music, food, workshops, markets, and entertainment.
Liberti Festival attracts families, young professionals, students, artists, community leaders, multicultural businesses, and culture lovers from across Queensland.
Our audience reflects the diversity of modern Australia, bringing together people from different backgrounds to connect, learn, and celebrate through culture.
Australia
Nigeria
Kenya
South AfricaFeaturing an exciting mix of international, national, and local artists, with more announcements coming soon.
Festival day: 26 Sept 2026. Secure your spot before it sells out.
Located in the heart of Logan, Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct is one of South East Queensland's premier cultural destinations.
The precinct combines world-class event infrastructure with beautiful outdoor spaces, making it the perfect setting for a multicultural festival of this scale.
Liberti Festival will utilise both the Outdoor Main Stage and the Butterbox Theatre, creating a unique festival experience that blends live entertainment, cultural programming, workshops, food vendors, community activations, and market stalls within one vibrant precinct.
With easy access to public transport, ample parking, and modern facilities, Kingston Butter Factory provides an accessible and welcoming environment for attendees of all ages.
Whether you're looking for high-energy performances or meaningful cultural experiences, Liberti Festival offers something for everyone.
The Liberti sound is wide on purpose. Three continents of rhythm, one Brisbane weekend. If you've been hunting for the sound you grew up to — or one you've never heard before — it's somewhere on this list.
Liberti Festival is one of the most vibrant community events in Brisbane. The music, food and energy were incredible.
Performing at Liberti Festival was amazing. The crowd was electric and the event truly supports local artists.
We had an incredible experience as a food vendor. The diversity of the audience and the energy of the festival made it unforgettable.
Liberti brings cultures together in a beautiful way. It's exactly the type of event Brisbane needs.
Quick answers to the questions most people have before joining the waitlist. Still curious? Drop us a line.
Ask us anythingLiberti Festival will take place on Saturday, 26 September 2026 at the Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct, Logan, Queensland.
Absolutely! Liberti Festival is an all-ages event with activities for children, young people, adults, and seniors. Children aged 13 years and under receive free entry when accompanied by a paying parent or guardian.
Yes! Liberti Festival 2026 will feature both local and international artists from Africa and the Pacific.
Accessibility is a priority for us. The venue will offer wheelchair access, accessible restrooms, and quieter sensory-friendly spaces. Full accessibility information will be published closer to the festival date.
Yes! Enjoy a wide variety of African, Pacific, and international cuisines from local food vendors throughout the festival.
Yes! One of the best things about Liberti Festival is how easy it is to get there. Free train travel is included with your festival ticket, allowing you to travel from anywhere across the Queensland Rail network to Kingston Railway Station. From there, it's just a short walk to the Kingston Butter Factory, making public transport the easiest and most convenient way to enjoy the festival.
Getting to Liberti Festival is easy! The festival is held at Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct, Logan, which is conveniently located next to Kingston Railway Station. Your festival ticket includes free travel on the Queensland Rail network, making public transport the easiest way to get to the event. If you're driving, public parking is also available nearby.
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