About
About Visible Ink
Visible Ink Youth Hub is a free and central hub for Brisbane’s young people to explore new ideas, access resources, have a say and connect with community partners, enabling them to grow as active citizens and contribute to a better Brisbane.
Visible Ink Youth Hub provides:
spaces to rehearse, hold meetings, plan, organise and deliver projects and events and access youth networks
resources to help get your ideas off the ground and staff support to provide you with help and information
the Enterprise Program – a youth enterprise program providing support and resources to young people to help get their ideas off the ground
Art Space, Zine Library, Maker space and Media Studio.
Visible Ink is a Brisbane City Council program which offers free space, resources, and staff support to young people aged 12-25.
OUR HISTORY
In 2001 Brisbane City Council developed a youth strategy to better support young people across the city. During consultation, young people said they wanted a space in a central location that was just for them where they could rehearse, host events, run workshops and develop projects free of cost. They hoped that the space would provide opportunities to collaborate, make friends and meet like-minded people that shared their passions about things that were important to them. Eventually, no matter how supportive parents were, young people knew they would outgrow their living room or garage, but they needed a safe, practical and affordable space. Meeting at coffee-shops to build a business, dancing in parklands at night or finding the cash to hire rehearsal spaces in the CBD just weren’t possible for most young people. As a result of all this feedback was the creation of Council’s youth development hub, Visible Ink.
Visible Ink opened on the corner of Constance Street and Green Square Close in 2002 in what is fondly recalled as little more than a shed. It was named by young people who thought it reflected the self-initiating attitude of it’s founding members. The concept was simple – resource young people to become more visible in what they do across Brisbane – with a vision to change the way young people were perceived by the community, engaged with the city around them, and were celebrated for their contributions. The space was a success with over 16,000 young people through the door each year. So Visible Ink had to move in 2005 to a larger facility on Berwick Street and began including more services for young people such as enterprise support for young businesses.
Every year more and more people heard about the space, and it continued to grow and grow and grow until a new space was again needed. Luckily the original site on the corner of Constance Street and Green Square Close was available, so a design for a purpose built creative-based space and an office large enough to house the whole Youth Development team was created. Visible Ink moved back to its original site in 2011, celebrating 10 years, and offering over 25,000 young people a year a safe and secure location to rehearse, meet, create, record, make, build and design anything their heart desires.
TYPES OF SUPPORT
| Music Production
Emerging musicians and producers can access the studio and staff support to navigate the industry and collaborate with collective creatives. |
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| Grant Writing
Staff can help to plan for and apply for funding including finding the right fit and planning for a strong application. |
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| Enterprise
Make an appointment to discuss how to develop a startup, a not for profit, a project and setting professional goals. |
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Outside of the Visible Ink space, Council’s Youth Development team work across the Brisbane regions to support young people in their local area and coordinate a range of programs for youth. You can find out more about these programs on Council’s website or by having a chat with our staff.
Where is Visible Ink
We are located in Fortitude Valley, a short walk from the train station, on the corner of Constance St and Green Square Close. We recommend people use public transport to get to the space, as there is limited street parking, but paid parking is available at the Valley Metro. If you are picking up or dropping off cumbersome equipment, call ahead to see if our loading bay is free.
We share the building with other services including Open Doors – supporting young members of the LGBTI community, Hart 4000 – a homelessness connect service, and the Maida Lilley Community Center – who provide additional community space for hire.
Hours of Operation
Visible Ink has reopened for bookings of the rehearsal space, multi-use space and media room between 10am-1pm or 1:30-4:30pm or 5-7:45pm Monday to Friday and Saturdays between 2-5pm and equipment hire by appointment. Please send all booking requests through to visibleinkvalley@brisbane.qld.gov.au
We are also open for young people to have casual use of our maker space, art space and printing without needing an appointment so feel free to pop in between the following times:
Wednesday-Friday: 4-8pm
Saturdays 2-5pm
Council encourages all residents to continue to practice safe social distancing and hygiene while using Council facilities. For more information, including COVID-19 updates, please visit Council’s website or phone Council on 07 3403 8888.
Rights and Responsibilities
A SAFE AND WELCOMING PLACE/SPACE | THE LOW DOWN | WHAT TO EXPECT | ALL THE OTHER STUFF
We ask that when you utilise Visible Ink you do so respectfully both as a physical space and towards other young people accessing it, as well as our staff.
When accessing Visible Ink young people have the responsibility to:
- Provide honest information about their needs and the support needed from staff,
- Respect other young people and staff’s privacy, personal space, rights, and worth,
- Accept the consequences of their actions and any decisions made,
- Not discriminate against other young people or staff on the grounds of sex, race, culture, language, religion, marital status, physical or intellectual disability, or sexual preference,
- Adhere to the principles and guidelines of Visible Ink regarding respecting the space, equipment and safety of all people within the space,
- Remember that Visible Ink is a smoking, drug and alcohol free space,
- Participate in decisions about what services, activities or the level of participation they wish to access,
- Create and/or view media content responsibly and with respect, especially using internet facilities legally,
- Express any feedback or grievances with staff clearly and calmly via email, phone or in person.
Young people accessing Visible Ink have the right to:
- Access free resources and the space, and receive assistance from staff that is supportive and flexible to their needs,
- Be respected by other young people and staff in the space,
- Not be discriminated against by other young people or staff within the space based on the grounds of sex, race, culture, language, religion, marital status, physical or intellectual disability, or sexual preference,
- Privacy and confidentiality with the ability to approve any sharing of information with other services as needed,
- Refuse any services or activities suggested by staff and are able to leave the space at any time,
- Give feedback or express any grievances calmly without it affecting their assistance received.
Visible Ink staff have a responsibility to ensure young people feel safe, included and supported within the space at all times. It can be a bit hectic sometimes, so to do this we ask that you help us out by:
- Using respectful language at all times,
- Not entering the staff office unless you have been invited in,
- Organising days or times for additional support that you might need with making or creating, so we can have the staff available to help,
- Looking after the space by cleaning up after yourself, accessing your bookings on time, and being respectful of the equipment at Visible Ink.
Spaces
Spaces | Booking Form
During opening hours young people can come into the space to have a tour, utilise the Maker and Creative Spaces as well as the Copy & Destroy Zine Library. All our rooms are available to be booked between 7am and 10pm, seven days a week.
“I love Visible Ink. I can just come here and teach myself new things because I have nothing to lose.”
– Nikki
Bookings for Rooms and Equipment are taken through online booking forms, but if you have any questions feel free to have a chat with us. Outside of our opening hours you will need to have an access card to get into the space, details about this will be included in your booking confirmation, so please read them carefully.
Just be aware that Visible Ink isn’t staffed Sunday-Tuesday so please allow enough time for your booking to be processed if you want to access the space on those days.
REHEARSAL SPACE: A 50 metre square multi-purpose space that has a timber floor, full length curtains, floor to ceiling mirrors for rehearsals. The room is also fully air-conditioned with access to a projector, screen, sound system and free WiFi. Suitable to seat up to 65 people with a small stage.
MULTI SPACE: A dual purpose rehearsal and meeting space with timber floors, a mirrored wall and good natural light (or complete darkness via blinds). This room can seat 20 people at foldaway tables and also has a projector, sound system, whiteboard and free WiFi access.
MEETING ROOM: Suitable for small group meetings or activities, fits 8 comfortably. This room has WiFi access.
MEDIA STUDIO:
The Visible Ink Media Studio is a free facility providing access to professional equipment and software for young people with a basic knowledge of Audio Production and Film Editing Software. You must attend an Induction Session before booking this studio, to book your Induction click here, tell us what you want to use the space for and we will reply with an invitation to the next Induction Session.
This Studio features professional audio and graphic design tools including:
- Audio Software: Pro Tools 12, Garage Band, Ableton, Logic Audio, Audacity
- Film Software: Adobe Premier Pro and Creative Suite for Graphic Design and Film editing
- Hardware: iMac with Focusrite 2i2 Interface, Rode NT2A Microphone, KRK Rockit 8 Monitors
CREATIVE SPACE: Stocked with visual arts supplies from paint to pastel to plaster, this space is available during Visible Ink’s opening hours for you to come along and be creative. Anything made in the space is yours to take home, and it’s all free. We also host an Arts Collective – check out their Facebook page for upcoming events, workshops or meet-ups.
MAKER SPACE: Visible Ink provides free internet, computers and printing services for young people during our opening hours. We have a lot of young and emerging bands, zinesters and groups working on festivals, events and rallies that hang out in the Maker Space. It’s a great place to connect with other creatives and get inspired.
BREAKOUT SPACE/KITCHEN: We have an awesome lounge and kitchen area to chill out and relax in with free tea and coffee. It is stocked with crockery and utensils, we just ask that you clean up your mess and throw your stuff in the dishwasher.
ENTERPRISE TENANCY: We have hot desk options available for young people starting out as a part of our VI: Enterprise program. We offer young people, under the age of 25 years, a safe and central space to pursue creative or professional ventures, see our Enterprise page for more details.
COURTYARD: Our outdoor area is a nice place to relax, have some lunch and catch the breeze.
COPY & DESTROY ZINE LIBRARY: The zine library showcases our collection of zines, from current and past zine makers. We also have an archive of zines spanning the past decade, if you wanna have a blast from the past. Come in and have a browse!
Availability | Booking Form
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Room Bookings - If you are having issues with this site try clearing your browser cache. Visible Ink is not staffed on Sunday or Monday so please be patient if we do not reply to your booking request immediately. We suggest you submit booking requests well in advance if you wish to book a Sunday, Monday or Tuesday
Enterprise
Enterprise | Enterprise Application
The VI: Enterprise program offers young people, under the age of 25 years, a safe and central space to pursue creative or professional ventures. There are a whole range of options available for building knowledge, skills and confidence through workshops, networks, mentors, advisors and industry support.
Council’s VI: Enterprise is committed to strengthening pathways and partnerships to other co-working, creative spaces to support young people’s projects and ideas. This program sits in a unique part of the start-up and enterprise ecosystem. It is a free and neutral program for young people with emerging ideas looking to develop confidence and knowledge that delivers on Council’s 2031 Vision for a Smart and Prosperous City.
Applying a range of opportunities and resources from Council, private partnerships and community organisations VI: Enterprise engages young people to facilitate, showcase and produce a range of events, workshops, and experiences around Brisbane.
Enterprise Participants might pop along to some of our workshops or events run in partnership with other organisations such as EVA (Emerging Visual Artists) Workshops, QMusic Industry Connect or generationYOU Inspire.
Enterprising Young People are individuals, groups or Collectives or Copy & Destroy, who want to grow their skills and confidence through utilising Visible Ink staff knowledge, goal setting, training, and opportunities to develop skills and experience. While these young people may not need an “office space” as such, they are a part of VI: Enterprise.
Enterprise Residents receive the additional support of having access to a hot desk space. The offices located in the Visible Ink Youth Hub are a collaborative co-working environment, where Residents share space with like-minded companies or individuals, be they creative, professional, or social enterprise. To become a resident an application can be made to be registered and assessed.
To be considered for a place in the VI:Enterprise program, young people need to be:
- 25 years of age and under
- Emerging or a start up
- To have a purpose
- Aiming for financial sustainability
- Require space and or resources on a regular basis
We support diverse groups of young people including people interested in Music & Production, Creative Arts, Not for Profits, and Startup’s
Developing Artist In Residence
Developing Artist-in-Residence
Applications for the 2021 Developing Artist-in-Residence (DAIR) program are closed.
The Developing Artist-in-Residence (DAIR) program offers a year-long opportunity for young and emerging Brisbane artists by supporting their skill development and knowledge of visual arts. Based in Visible Ink’s Youth Hub in the Fortitude Valley, the residency gives an artist a chance to practice in a creative, shared co-working environment, with access to multiple resources and materials, at no cost.
The program also suits people who wish to test new ideas in a peer-to-peer environment and connect with others through their work.
The residency may culminate in a new site-specific installation at Visible Ink, an exhibition, workshops, and a personal workspace.
Current artist-in-residence
Amy McDonald
Amy McDonald is a Brisbane-based artist and photographer studying a Bachelor of Photography at the Queensland College of Art. As an emerging photographer Amy has a strong documentary style with a current focus on capturing natural landscapes. Amy discovered her passion for painting in her early teens; being curious about how colours related to one another and overall joy from painting. This evolved over the years and painting soon became a therapeutic process to relieve stress and anxieties from the daily life.
Amy’s paintings now range from highlighting the beauty found in the domestic setting to celebrating the sophistication of simple colour and shape. Through this process she commemorates simplicity to oppose anxiety and promote a balanced lifestyle.
During her residency, Amy hopes to upscale her work into a public mural style and present a solo exhibition to the public. Amy is inspired by artists such as Dinah Wakefield and Meagan Streader, and magazines like Frankie and Peppermint.
Zed Hopkins
Zed Hopkins is a multi-disciplinary artist and producer with a wide range of experience across performance, video, and installation mediums. Originally from Brisbane, Zed spent four years working and studying around the world before returning home in 2020. His work explores the space between art forms and interrogates themes surrounding youth, identity, and community. As both an independent artist and co-founder of the emerging art collective ‘The Crash Site’ Zed is on a mission to connect, create and collaborate through innovative interdisciplinary projects.
He is incredibly excited to be a part of the DAIR program at Visible Ink Youth Hub after first working in the space in 2013. Zed is eager to explore the possibilities of performance, installation, and community collaboration within and beyond the Visible Ink precinct.
Skyler Castillo
Skyler Castillo is a resident and has been visiting the Youth Hub since 2016. Skyler’s ability to access the extensive range of resources and meet like-minded people has proven to be invaluable to her skill development.
Skyler has been creating her unique illustrations, photography, murals and practicing 3D printing on site. Skyler’s work and colour palette have been influenced by alternative music and early 2000’s band merch. She also loves to incorporate monsters into her work.
“I find myself gravitating towards online tutorials and those artists who conduct them. I love Bob Ross and BROM as painting influencers. Photographers like Ryan McGinley and Peter McKinnon help give direction to my photographic style,” Skyler said.
Skyler loves to work in the shared space with other creatives. She joined the developing artist-in- residence program in 2018 During her residency, Skyler has been able to run 3D printing workshops and facilitated a workshop with other Visible Ink users to help her develop the concept for her mural.
“We changed the design a few times but this one was the group favourite. We wanted it to reflect nature and bring the outdoors inside with bright colours and a splash of fantasy or imagination because Visible Ink and its users are everything creative! It will be a great backdrop for photos,” Skyler said.
The road represents the personal journey and a sense of adventure for the emerging creative community in Brisbane. The young woman at the front has a backpack with a paint palette and brushes showing that they are an artist and have paved their way with creative thinking. She also wears glasses, a jumper, some pins, a pink-coloured hair. Her smile shows that she is confident in herself and where she’s headed.
Time-lapse Video of Skyler’s mural installation
Past artists-in-residence
Shelley Cheng is a migrant-settler living and working on unceded Yuggera and Turrbal land. They are a multi-disciplinary emerging artist and writer. Shelley has exhibited across Meanjin (Brisbane) in solo and group shows including Ctrl+Alt+Del (2018), Where are you from? (2019), Radical Love (2020), La Boîte’s HWY Festival (2020) and more. In 2019 Shelley worked with peopleartistplace and Metro Arts to create a public activation through Brisbane City Council’s Temporary Art Program. Their written work appears in Overland Literary Journal, Wear Your Voice Magazine, Mamamia and other platforms.
COPY + DESTROY
Visible Ink hosts the Copy + Destroy Zine Library, a collection of independent press covering nearly two decades of ideas from young artists and writers from across the country. It is an open access space to all young people during opening hours.
If you have never heard of a zine, welcome to a library filled with self-published limited-print independent press that covers everything from art, poetry, essays, activism, comic or stories. So come on into the space, chill out, leaf through the pages and get inspired.
COPY + DESTROY ZINE LIBRARY
Hosting a collection of zines from across the country and even a few international titles, feel free to pop in to explore this unique collection
Enterprise Application
Enterprise Stories
Timothy Harm
Timothy Harm is a Sāmoan-Chinese multidisciplinary creative navigating on Yuggera and Turrbal land. Since 2017, Timothy has worked as a creative producer for Conscious Mic a collective of First Nations, Pasifika and culturally and linguistically diverse artists and creatives. Timothy is also a grassroots community organiser, focused on amplifying the voices and stories of Indigenous and Pacific Islander people on the frontlines of climate change.
Prior to his current work, Timothy was a co-founding member of The University of Queensland South Pacific Islander Association (UQSPIA), a freelance graphic designer and a community radio co-host for Pacific Islander youth program- Fresh Crew Radio 4EB 98.1FM. He attended The Queensland Academy for Creative Industries specialising in Design Art and holds a Bachelor of Business Management majoring in Advertising from The University of Queensland. Timothy’s work is grounded in challenging and reclaiming narratives whilst finding innovative ways to question and reinvent creative practices. He continues to create, hold and share space for and with people in his community.
Osanna Faataape
Osanna Faataape is a twenty-something, South Auckland-born, Brisbane-raised, Samoan woman. She is currently in her final semester of a Double Bachelors of Law and Business (Human Resource Management Major) at the Queensland University of Technology. At the start of 2020, Osanna joined the creative team at Conscious Mic – a collective of Pasifika, First Nations and culturally and linguistically diverse artists and creatives – and continues to pursue different creative outlets while she’s studying – whether that be through photography, music, film, writing or spoken word.
Most of Osanna’s past work and volunteer experience has in some way involved helping people – whether that be assisting tax payers with lodging their returns, giving high school students insight into potential career paths, mentoring Pasifika youth and even travelling to the UK to develop and coordinate youth programs across low-socio economic areas using the creative arts and Pasifika culture. Osanna currently works for Caxton Legal Centre, a community legal service that assists people who would otherwise be denied access to justice due to social or economic disadvantage to exercise their legal rights. She is most passionate about serving her community and using her position and skills to give a voice to those on the fringes.
Past Entrepreneurs
Donny Fraser – Skater, Co-Founder, Youth Ambassador
Australian Skateboarding Community Initiative: a skateboarding group with a focus on development and opportunity for young skaters and their communities.
Bri is a writer, and the Founding Editor and Manager of Hot Chicks with Big Brains (HCwBB). “I started HCwBB back in 2014 as a rather niche, online-only, feminist interview series. I would go interview and photograph successful women, and my best friend Anna would turn the content into beautiful readable PDFs.”
Since then, the HCwBB entity has expanded its focus. “We launched the first copy of our print magazine in 2016, and now we’ve grown into a more flexible, inclusive online and IRL community of feminists. We have a podcast, blog, and lots of events”. These ventures have been met with growing interest – “Each print run of the magazine increases a little, and each time we sell out faster than previously. We have a new partnership with Metro Arts for our movie nights too!”
Bri and Anna have been friends since primary school, and now run the business together. Anna is the Art Director and Assistant Manager, and their roles frequently overlap and intersect. Bri’s own writing career is progressing quickly, as her first book will be published next year and she is a regular at writer’s festivals. Bri credits the motivation behind this creativity to being inspired by others. “I interview successful women all the time and every one of them I meet motivates and inspires me in different ways. I’m lucky to have my work also be the thing that inspires me to do more work”.
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Sarah Moran – Tech Geek, Co-Founder and CEO, Youth Ambassador
Girl Geek Academy: creating a lifelong community of women who love to learn tech, teaching women to launch their own tech start-ups.
Lincoln Savage – Event Producer, Founder, Youth Ambassador
Vast Yonder: producing arts and music events across Brisbane such as Junglelove, Scribble Slam and Brisbane Street Art Festival.
It's what you make of it - Some Youth Led Initiatives
Resources
Free Equipment | Booking Form
Want to document an awesome project or capture your performance on film but don’t have the gear you need to do it… Just use ours! Visible Ink has a range of equipment to support young people to start their own business ventures and creative projects.
We currently have the following resources available:
- Yamaha PA Stage system
- Portable/Battery PA system
- DJ Deck
- Microphones and stands
- LED Lighting system
- Studio Lighting kit
- Spotlight and stands
- Projectors
- DSLR Cameras with a variety of lenses
- Tripods
- GoPro Video Cameras (with optional helmet)
- JVC Video Camera
- Fuji Digital Stills Cameras
- White screen or Green screen backdrop with frame
NOT FOR HIRE but can be used during opening hours:
- Lino printing resources
- Free WiFi and computer workstations with 10Mb upload capacity
- Photocopier, printer and scanner
- A3 Lightbox for artwork
- Badge maker
Visible Ink has three badge makers that you’re welcome to use during our opening hours. If you’re planning on making more than a half dozen badges including large scale projects, you’ll need to supply your own badge parts. Our machines can produce three sizes – 25mm, 35mm, 57mm – for your projects. Parts can be ordered online, for an Australian supplier check Badge-A-Minit (they have all the sizes available for our machines).
We know, that’s a lot of stuff. So how do you get your hands on it? Easy send us an email or use this form and we’ll book some gear for you!
THE CATCH
We do have a few conditions: equipment loans are for one week at a time with pick up on a Friday and drop off on a Wednesday during opening hours. It does take a while to sign out our equipment, especially if you’re borrowing some of our larger systems, so please allow ample time to fill out some paperwork. If you haven’t used the equipment before, let our staff know when you book and we’ll give you some tips for how to set it up.
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Printing | Printing Request Form
If you’ve got something to say or show, chances are you’ll need a way to get the word out. Visible Ink has facilities for limited run printing in colour and black & white.
Visible Ink is here to support young people to get their projects up, so if you’re publicising an event with posters or pamphlets, publishing a small press zine or putting a design onto a badge for your bands merch table, we can help get the ideas onto paper.
We’re obviously not running a print shop, so limitations apply but we give you the opportunity to experiment with your design and get print-ready to take to commercial printer.
All printing can be done from our computers and printing services at the space during our opening hours to print: 50x A4 or 25x A3 Colour, 100x A4 or 50x A3 Black and White sheets.
For special requests or large scale projects have a chat with our team about how we might be able to accommodate you in person or fill in a Printing Request and we’ll get back to you.
Printing request Form
[contact-form-7 404 "Not Found"]Youth Week 2017 @ VI
Brisbane Youth Week is happening again from 31 March – 9 April and the crew at Visible Ink are getting ready for a range of events and pop-ups in the Valley. Check out our full Youth Week lineup here.
Brisbane Youth Week provides opportunities for young people to share ideas, have their voices heard on issues of concern to them, attend live events and celebrate their contribution to the community.
3D Printer | Booking Form
Visible Ink have a 3D printer available for small scale projects and concept experiments. It is free to use, but be aware you need to be inducted to use the printer by completing a tutorial session. Tutorials will be taking place during the month of March on Thursday’s from 2.00pm to 4.00pm, please contact staff to register for one of these sessions.
Contact staff by emailing visibleinkvalley@brisbane.qld.gov.au to register your interest.
Youth Week 2017 @ VI
Brisbane Youth Week is happening again from 31 March – 9 April and the crew at Visible Ink are getting ready for a range of events and pop-ups in the Valley. Check out our full Youth Week lineup here.
Brisbane Youth Week provides opportunities for young people to share ideas, have their voices heard on issues of concern to them, attend live events and celebrate their contribution to the community.
Badge Makers
We have three badge makers – 25mm, 35mm and 57mm – in the Creative Space available for use during our opening hours. You can test out a few ideas and get a feel for the machines.
If you’re planning on making more than half a dozen badges, including large scale projects, you’ll need to supply your own badge parts. Parts for all three sizes can be ordered online. For an Australian supplier check Badge-A-Minit (they have all the sizes available for our machines).
Use our badge making tool to layout your designs and space one, two or all three sizes onto a single printable PDF.
ZINE – /zi:n/ (pronounced zeen) [noun] informal – a magazine, especially a fanzine.
If you have never heard of a zine before, they are self-published limited-print independent press that cover everything from art, poetry, essays, activism, comics or stories.
A great way to share your stories, experiences or passions, Visible Ink have everything you need to make your own zines. Chat with our staff when you swing by and they’ll help you out.
Getting started with zines
Updates
We are now open on Saturdays from 2-5pm!
Young People
Young people defining Brisbane | Get Profiled
Get Profiled
Are you doing inspiring things around Brisbane, or are you part of a group that’s going to take on the world? At Visible Ink we meet many dedicated, motivated and active young people who work hard to achieve some pretty massive goals. Tell us about your project so that we can help spread the word.
Events
Youth Week at Visible Ink
Youth Week at Visible Ink
Brisbane Youth Week is an annual celebration and showcase of young people from 12-25 years of age. It provides opportunities for young people to share ideas, attend live events, workshops, activities and forums. Youth Week celebrates the contribution of young people to the community.
In 2019 Youth Week saw almost 9,000 people attend more than 100 activities and events across Brisbane.
Unfortunately Youth Week 2020 was cancelled due to COVID restriction, but Youth Week 2021 is back!
Youth Week 2021 10-19 April
Activities this year will include workshops, skate deck painting, all-ages music, skate and scooter competitions, J-Pop dance event and much more.
Visible Ink Youth Hub will be celebrating Youth Week by opening all week with free workshops, events and live music activities.
Book in for a Professional Headshot at our Pop up Studio
Learn about Project Management tools at this Event Management Workshop
Would you like to learn how to start a Podcast?
For more information about what is happening across Brisbane for Youth Week