You can find out more about creative spaces across Brisbane from this neat little video from The Great Day Out which includes a tour through our space!
Visible Ink Youth Hub is a Brisbane City Council space for young people aged 12-25.
We are open for casual use without needing an appointment at the following times:
Wednesday-Friday 2-8pm & Saturday 12-5pm
To book any of our rehearsal spaces, please use our Online Booking Form.
To ensure the safety and comfort of everyone accessing Visible Ink, there may be additional requirements for groups booking the space after-hours as part of the Queensland Government’s Child Safe Standards and Child Safe Organisations Act 2024, including the consideration of the hirer and any facilitators requiring a Blue Card.
Unfortunately we will NOT be available to process bookings, answer your calls and emails, or give out Access Cards outside of the times above but feel free to contact us in advance if you have any questions or specific requirements for your booking, scroll to the bottom of this page to view our address & contact details.
For more Brisbane-based youth services, click here to view our Youth Info & Service Card
You can find out more about creative spaces across Brisbane from this neat little video from The Great Day Out which includes a tour through our space!
Live From Outer Space are returning with another installment of their ALL AGES music program, featuring a stellar lineup of local talent! Featuring Some Jerks, The Stress of Leisure and Elder.
Outer Space, 1/170 Montague Road, West End
Saturday 31 March, doors open 7:30pm
Entry $10 // All ages // Drug & alcohol free // More details FB
Join tropical weirdo punk duo Bad Bangers as they launch their new EP “Hooray For Everything” at West End’s newest art gallery and creative hub, Outer Space. Featuring Bad Bangers, Cannon and Hexmere.
Outer Space, 1/170 Montague Road, West End
Friday 30th March, doors open 7pm
Entry $10 // All ages // Drug & alcohol free //
https://www.facebook.com/events/215036819234449
Start Queensland Women’s Week off with a bang at Put Us First Fest, an all ages day of workshops for women and non-binary folks who want to pursue music, whether it’s their hobby, passion project or career. PUF Fest will be a hands-on learning experience in a non-judgmental environment led by Brisbane’s best in their fields, including:
– Live audio production with Anna Whitaker (audio engineer for QPAC, The Triffid, Bleach Festival and Woodford Folk Festival)
– Learn to DJ with Dameeela (4ZZZ DJ, WAVEY, Listen Out Festival, Laneway Festival and a regular feature on Brisbane’s club circuit)
– Marketing 101 with Sarah Chipman (Title Track), Ash Kissane (Mucho-Bravado, Control Zine) and Elizabeth Ansley (Mellum)
– Song-writing workshops for guitar, electronic production and hip hop
– Zine-making with Rebecca Cheers (Woolf Pack)
Saturday 3 March – $20 entry – Outer Space, 170 Montague Road, West End. This is an all-ages event.
And the fun doesn’t stop there, the celebration will keep going into the night with the Put Us First Fest after party: featuring Rebel Yell, G Elenil and May Lyn!
Presented by 4ZZZ and QMusic, as a Queensland Women’s Week initiative and supported by Visible Ink.
KISVIS will be hosting their young and creatives night again this December. Check out their Facebook page and come along on the 22nd for a chill night of artistic hangouts.