Queensland's Ekka embracing the future as it marks 150 years

This was the highlight of Queensland's year in many ways," said specialist librarian India Dixon."A real opportunity … to show off the things they were producing and to represent what it was to be a Queenslander."As the site in Bowen Hills continues to develop and modernise ahead of the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Ekka wants to carry on recognising its storied past.Cattle, horses and horticulture displays are just some of the many popular mainstays of the Ekka I'm very proud of the Ekka," said Ms Bridgewater."I feel nostalgia too as I walk down sideshow alley