Peter Barnes has spent the last week in Brisbane hanging out with acrobats, loitering round enormous bunnies, shooting musicians and even eating a legendary brownie or two at the Southside Tea Room. Here are some of our favourite photos from our week at the Brisbane festival
Kids get their photos taken in front of the Stormie Mills bunnies that have sprung up across the cityPhotograph: Peter Barnes/GuardianCocktails at Theatre RepublicPhotograph: Peter Barnes/GuardianPerformer at Intimate Encounters at Metro Arts BasementPhotograph: Peter Barnes/GuardianA Circolombia performer attends afternoon rehersal for UrbanPhotograph: GuardianLegendary brownies at the Southside Tea RoomPhotograph: Peter Barnes/GuardianBrisbane Powerhouse: Guardian Australia liveblogged from the arts centre, which used to be a decommissioned power stationPhotograph: Peter Barnes/GuardianBunnies on Brisbane's city "beach"Photograph: Peter Barnes/GuardianBrisbane Youngster Eitan plays in a kaledoscopic sculpture at the festival's South Bank hubPhotograph: Peter Barnes/GuardianA glimpse of My Country: I still call Australia home, an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous art at Goma, BrisbanePhotograph: Peter Barnes/GuardianFestival stage - free and full of local bandsPhotograph: Peter Barnes/GuardianShowtime at Urban – Circolombia's exhilarating showPhotograph: Peter Barnes/GuardianCircolombia performers balancePhotograph: Peter Barnes/GuardianPeople gather to watch the nightly light and laser show at South BankPhotograph: Peter Barnes/GuardianA Performer, high up in the air, creates a rainbow at City of LightsPhotograph: Peter Barnes/Guardian