Our Annual Moonlight Magic Dinner Dance is unlike any other event. This night welcomes Brisbane community members, supporters and Micah Projects program participants and team members to come together, enjoy a meal and dance the night away.
Don’t miss out on this magical opportunity to connect with our Brisbane community and enjoy the music by our favourite band Savvy.
Get tickets today!
Moonlight Magic Dinner Dance🕑 Friday 24 April, 6.30pm – 11pm
📍 Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, Plaza Ballroom
Merivale Street, South Bank
✨ Purchase tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/moonlight-magic-dinner-dance-2026
Tickets = $125 each
Tickets for a table of 10 = $1250
Help us share the magic
Community donations
For those who would like to offer a donation, we have the option available to contribute towards a ticket for a Micah Projects participant to attend and enjoy a night of social connection, joy and laughter.
Sponsorship opportunities
The Moonlight Magic Dinner Dance is a one-of-a-kind event in Queensland, where every dollar raised through sponsorships and ticket sales goes directly toward giving Micah Projects’ participants experiencing hardship the opportunity to attend and connect with the community.
By becoming a sponsor, your organisation will champion social justice and inclusion.
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