Lime Cordiale is set to bring The Squeeze to Cairns Showgrounds next year, boasting Thelma Plum, Client Liaison and Beddy Rays among other Aussie artists.

Cairns Summer Sounds is kicking off in a big way this season with Ocean Alley and the band's cruisy, coastal hits, for not one but two back-to-back shows.

There's a few Christmas markets on, as well as a free outdoor screening of one of the best festive films of all time, next to live music and comedy.

We're in for sunny days and clear skies this weekend, along with a bunch of great events and things to do in the tropical north!

Margaritas, beachside tunes, markets and more live music than you can keep up with ... we're looking forward to this weekend!

The soldier, who took up acting as part of his treatment for post traumatic stress disorder, performs from this Friday at the Rondo Theatre.

Laneway bar is bringing together Cairns’ best visual artists, DJs and performers for a huge neon-themed, electro event this November.

Othello combines a Shakespeare classic with the Strait's unique and untold history during World War II, featuring Jimi Bani as lead actor and co-creator.

Wolf Lane Distillery and Nu Nu Restaurant have teamed up to release a second edition of their Christmas Pudding Gin, with a celebratory launch event in tow.

The first weekend of November is all about films, live music, theatre and arts, with a few free events to enjoy in Cairns and Tropical North too.

Residents from Cardwell to Cooktown and Cairns to Mareeba can get waived fees on some of the Far North’s most frequented tourism destinations.

It's time to get a little spooky – there's all kinds of haunted things coming up this Halloween weekend, next to a stellar line-up of live music and comedy.

One of nine winners in the 2022 Gourmet Traveller Restaurant awards, Far North Queensland's Oaks Kitchen and Garden is tropical dining at its best.

Dorothy Edwards' first solo body of work, a colourful celebration of her Kokoberrin culture, is currently on display at Cairns' UMI Arts Gallery.

Live music is front and centre this weekend, with The Grass is Greener and the Tablelands Folk Festival on alongside lots of other local gigs.

JUTE Theatre Company launched its latest production with a sold-out show and plenty of smiles, champagne and antipasto on Friday at Bulmba-ja.

Almost 100 local cyclists are gearing up to ride in the annual Alive Pharmacy Warehouse Ride for Isabel event, taking place this Sunday 17 October.

The Grass is Greener is making its homecoming next week, bringing a big list of Australian artists including Boo Seeka, Crooked Colours and Peking Duk.