Moreton Bay’s Best Art Events This Weekend 10–12 October

From Da Vinci’s inventions to live performances and creative workshops, this weekend in Moreton Bay is overflowing with inspiration. Whether you’re exploring exhibitions, crafting in a workshop, or soaking up the sounds of local performances, here’s your complete art lovers’ guide.

Strathpine

Earth Refuge

October 2 – November 22, 2025

Pine Rivers Art Gallery, Strathpine
A captivating exhibition exploring humanity’s relationship with the natural world.
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Bongaree / Whiteside / Redcliffe / North Lakes

Da Vinci Machines: Inventions Brought to Life

August 9 – November 2, 2025

Bribie Island Seaside Museum, Pine Rivers Heritage Museum, Redcliffe Museum, North Lakes Library
Experience Da Vinci’s visionary machines and engineering genius brought to life across multiple venues.
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Redcliffe

Mīal

August 16 – November 8, 2025

Redcliffe Art Gallery, Redcliffe
A powerful exploration of culture and identity through contemporary Indigenous art.
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Master Pastellist Exhibition 2025

October 1 – 26, 2025

The Old Fire Station Gallery, Redcliffe
A showcase of the country’s most talented pastel artists, celebrating technique and storytelling.
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Shakespeare in Love

October 4 – 12, 2025

Emerge Church, Redcliffe
A lively stage adaptation of the beloved film celebrating the art of theatre and romance.
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Music of the Night

October 11, 2025

Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Redcliffe
An evening of timeless musical theatre hits performed live by Joey Fimmano and guest artists.
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Mixed Media and Mark-Making Workshop with Tamika Grant-Iramu

October 11, 2025

Redcliffe Art Gallery, Redcliffe
Learn expressive mark-making techniques in this hands-on creative workshop.
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Caboolture

Tyson Evans Art Scholarship Exhibition 2025

September 19 – October 16, 2025

The Hub Gallery, Caboolture
A celebration of emerging local artists and creative scholarship winners.
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Making Time Art Workshops: Held by Thread – A Contemporary Couching Experience

October 11, 2025

Caboolture Regional Art Gallery, Caboolture
A textile workshop blending contemporary stitching and creative expression.
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Whiteside

Weaving Pods of Inspiration

October 11, 2025

Pine Rivers Heritage Museum, Whiteside
Discover the art of weaving in this creative, hands-on experience inspired by nature.
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Morayfield

Northside Soul Sisters Choir Presents: Night at the Movies

October 11, 2025

Morayfield Sport & Events Centre, Morayfield
An evening of cinematic classics performed by the Northside Soul Sisters Choir.
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Banksia Beach

Momigami & Book Making Workshop

October 12, 2025

Bribie Island Community Arts Centre, Banksia Beach
Create handmade paper and books using the ancient Japanese Momigami technique.
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Boro Stitching Workshop with Judy Gehrman

October 12, 2025

Bribie Island Community Arts Centre, Banksia Beach
Learn traditional Japanese stitching and upcycling techniques in this textile workshop.
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Maleny

Microfilm Festival

October 11, 2025

Maleny Community Centre, Maleny
A festival celebrating short films and emerging storytellers from across the region.
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Trippple Trouble Jazz

October 12, 2025

Maleny Community Centre, Maleny
A soulful jazz performance featuring the dynamic trio Trippple Trouble.
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From Redcliffe’s stage shows to Maleny’s film and jazz nights, this weekend is brimming with creativity across the Moreton Bay region. Dive into exhibitions, connect through workshops, or simply enjoy the beauty of local artistry wherever you go, inspiration awaits.

Family Fun Across Moreton Bay: What’s On This Weekend 10–12 October 2025

From hands-on adventures to nature walks and family fun days, this weekend in Moreton Bay and surrounds is packed with activities for families of all ages. Whether you’re exploring the wild, getting creative, or hopping aboard a miniature train, there’s something for everyone.


Beerwah

Spring Holiday Fun

September 20 – October 12, 2025

Australia Zoo, Beerwah
Celebrate spring with family-friendly activities, wildlife encounters, and outdoor fun at Australia Zoo.
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Maleny

Platypus Whispers – Walk on the Wild Side

October 10 – 11, 2025

The Obi Obi Creek, Maleny Showgrounds, Maleny
Take a guided evening walk to spot platypuses and learn about local wildlife in their natural habitat.
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Caboolture

After Dark Tour – “The Village”

October 10, 2025

Caboolture Historical Village, Caboolture
Step back in time on a guided night tour through the heritage buildings of Caboolture Historical Village.
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Caloundra

Future Engineers Club

October 10, 2025

Library Caloundra, Caloundra
A fun and educational event for young inventors to explore science, building, and creative problem-solving.
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Montville

Flora-Palooza

October 10, 2025

Russell Family Park, Montville
A colourful community event celebrating flowers, sustainability, and the beauty of nature.
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Pineapple Parfait Cup

October 11, 2025

Montville Sports & Recreation Ground, Montville
Enjoy a day of sports, entertainment, and family activities with a tropical twist.
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Strathpine

Art Kids – Propagation Pinch Pots

October 11, 2025

Pine Rivers Art Gallery, Strathpine
Kids can get creative making and decorating their own clay pinch pots inspired by plant propagation.
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Lawnton

Brisbane Family Fun Day

October 11, 2025

Pine Rivers Showgrounds, Lawnton
A huge day of family entertainment, rides, live music, and fun for all ages.
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Samford Valley

Samford Playgroup Family Fun Day

October 11, 2025

Samford and Districts Playgroup, Samford Valley
A relaxed family day with activities, games, and community spirit for parents and kids.
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Bongaree

Moreton Bay Emergency Services Expo

October 12, 2025

Brennan Park, Bongaree
Meet local emergency services teams and enjoy hands-on demonstrations, vehicles, and displays.
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Kurwongbah

Cruise for the Blues

October 12, 2025

Lakeside Park, Kurwongbah
A fun-filled day of cars, music, and community raising awareness for mental health.
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Warner

Pine Valley Miniature Railway Train Rides 2025

October 12, 2025

QSMEE – Pine Valley Miniature Railway, Warner
All aboard for family-friendly train rides through the scenic Pine Valley miniature railway.
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From platypus walks to emergency expos, this weekend is packed with family-friendly fun across the Moreton Bay region and beyond. Whether your crew prefers creativity, wildlife, or hands-on adventure, there’s a perfect outing waiting to be discovered.

Moreton Bay’s Weekend of Live Gigs and Epic Events 10–12 October 2025

A weekend of powerhouse performances, comedy, and live entertainment is coming to Moreton Bay. From tribute acts honouring Roy Orbison and Guns N’ Roses to big-name comedy and motor sports, there’s something for every fan. Here’s what’s happening across the region.


Redcliffe

GUNNERS – The Guns N’ Roses Show

October 10, 2025

Legends Lounge – Redcliffe Leagues Club
Tribute Show
Experience all the hits from Guns N’ Roses in this high-energy live tribute featuring the raw sound and stage power of the original band.
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The Roy Orbison Story

October 10, 2025

Redcliffe Entertainment Centre
Live Music
A heartfelt tribute to the timeless voice of Roy Orbison, performed with stunning vocals and authentic arrangements.
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Boost Mobile Australia AUSX – Moreton Bay – Double Header

October 11–12, 2025

Kayo Stadium, Redcliffe
Motorsport
Watch Australia’s best motocross riders compete in back-to-back rounds of high-speed, adrenaline-fuelled action.
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Maleny

8 Ball Aitken Band

October 10, 2025

Maleny Hotel
Live Music
Groove to blues-rock tunes from the 8 Ball Aitken Band in a lively pub atmosphere.
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Caloundra

A Young Person’s Guide To King Parrot – Album Tour

October 10, 2025

Norton Music Factory, Caloundra West
Live Music
King Parrot brings their electrifying album tour to Caloundra with hard-hitting metal energy.
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Chris Stapleton – The Ultimate Tribute Show

October 11, 2025

Norton Music Factory, Caloundra West
Tribute Show
Celebrate the soulful sound of Chris Stapleton in this powerful live tribute performance.
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Carl Barron | Just Wondering Why

October 11–12, 14–16, 2025

The Kings Theatre, The Events Centre, Caloundra
Comedy
Australia’s beloved comedian Carl Barron returns to the stage with a brand-new show full of relatable humour and charm.
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Eatons Hill

Nightclub ft. Mashd ‘N’ Kutcher

October 10, 2025

Eatons Hill Hotel
DJ / Nightlife
Dance into the weekend with chart-topping duo Mashd ‘N’ Kutcher spinning the best party anthems live.
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Bray Park

Beyond Reality – Jaden Boon’s Comedy Hypnosis Show (18+)

October 10, 2025

Club Pine Rivers
Comedy / Variety
A hilarious night of mind tricks and audience fun in Jaden Boon’s crowd-favourite comedy hypnosis act.
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Bellara

Creedence – The John Fogerty Show

October 11, 2025

Bribie Island Hotel
Tribute Show
A rocking live tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival, featuring all-time classics that defined a generation.
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Woodford

2025 Moreton Bay Spartan Trifecta Weekend

October 11–12, 2025

Woodfordia
Sport / Fitness
Push your limits with the ultimate endurance challenge across rugged terrain in the Spartan Trifecta Weekend.
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From powerhouse rock tributes and laugh-out-loud comedy to high-speed motocross and late-night DJ sets, Moreton Bay’s entertainment lineup this weekend is nothing short of electric. Explore, enjoy, and support the region’s incredible venues and local performers who keep the live scene thriving.

Coastal Resilience Plans Strengthen Preparedness in Scarborough, Beachmere and Redcliffe

Coastal communities in Redcliffe, Scarborough and Beachmere are working with the City of Moreton Bay to strengthen their resilience against flooding, erosion and rising sea levels through new Local Resilience Plans and preparedness initiatives.



Building Community Preparedness

Taskforces in Scarborough, Donnybrook and Dohles Rocks have finalised Local Resilience Plans aimed at addressing the increasing risks of coastal hazards. These plans, part of the City’s Living Coast Plan, mark a Queensland-first effort to empower residents to take an active role in preparing for natural disasters.

Meanwhile, Redcliffe continues to strengthen its coastal defences and preparedness measures following past flooding, as Beachmere and Toorbul begin discussions on developing their own plans.

Local Resilience Plans
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Costs and Local Actions

The City of Moreton Bay estimates coastal hazards currently cause about $42 million in annual damage to buildings, facilities and infrastructure, with potential losses rising to $468 million by 2100 if no action is taken.

Actions proposed under the Local Resilience Plans include flood-proofing homes, improving emergency preparedness and identifying key infrastructure priorities to reduce long-term risks.

Community Involvement Across Redcliffe, Scarborough and Beachmere

Residents have participated in mapping and hazard identification exercises to understand the effects of sea level rise and tidal inundation. The process encourages communities to prepare early and collaborate on localised solutions that reduce exposure to extreme weather.

Redcliffe Scarborough Beachmere
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Preparedness Activities and Next Steps

The initiative aligns with Get Ready Week, held from 6 to 12 October 2025, featuring community expos, school workshops and emergency service displays, including the Emergency Service Expo at Bribie Island from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Residents are encouraged to access the Disaster Dashboard for live updates on severe weather and sign up to the MoretonAlert system for early warnings.

Moving Toward Coastal Resilience



The ongoing development of Local Resilience Plans across Scarborough, Beachmere and nearby suburbs reflects a growing focus on community-led adaptation and preparedness. Through collaboration and planning, the City of Moreton Bay aims to reduce future impacts and strengthen long-term coastal resilience.

Published 7-Oct-2025

Supercross Set to Roar at Kayo Stadium with Double-Header Weekend

Kayo Stadium in Redcliffe will come alive as the Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship kicks off with a two-night double header, bringing elite riders, high-flying stunts, and family entertainment to the Moreton Bay community.



Purpose-Built Track at Kayo Stadium

The season opener will run on 11 and 12 October 2025, transforming Kayo Stadium into a purpose-built Supercross track using more than 6,000 tonnes of local soil. 

The circuit spans 9,000 square metres and features technical elements such as rhythm sections, bowl turns, and an over-under bridge designed to challenge rider precision and speed.

Redcliffe on the National Stage

Hosting the first two rounds of the championship positions Kayo Stadium and Redcliffe as key stops on Australia’s Supercross calendar. Track builder Protraxx designed the course to promote fast, close racing with multiple passing points. 

The eight-lane start gate and tight first corner are expected to make starts unpredictable and keep spectators engaged, while the layout combines technical skill with fan visibility to maximise both rider challenge and viewer enjoyment.

Family-Friendly Experience

The double-header format will feature two complete rounds of racing across the weekend, with full championship points awarded each night. Between races, fans will see freestyle motocross demonstrations by leading riders including Rob Adelberg, Corey Creed, and Jayden South.

Off-track entertainment will include live music, giveaways, and the Pit Party, where fans can meet riders, explore the paddock, and take photos. The event has been structured to welcome families, offering affordable entry options and activities that appeal to all ages.

Tickets and Event Access

The Redcliffe double header launches the 2025 Boost Mobile AUSX Supercross Championship, followed by rounds in Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide.

Tickets are available through Ticketek, including single-day, two-day, and VIP passes, with children under three admitted free. 



VIP options include the SX Legends Deck and corporate pavilions for upgraded viewing. Large crowds are expected, and visitors are advised to arrive early for the best views, with parking and transport details provided closer to the event.

Published 3-October-2025

Early Intervention Programs Expand Youth Support in Redcliffe

Two new early intervention programs have been introduced in Redcliffe as part of a wider Moreton Bay initiative designed to help at-risk young people through mentoring, case management and life-skills support. The funding aims to reduce youth crime and antisocial behaviour while offering guidance and educational opportunities to vulnerable members of the community.



Redcliffe Youth Space Leads Local Support

The Redcliffe Area Youth Space has been awarded $300,000 to deliver services for young people aged 12 to 21. The program will provide trauma-informed case management, mentoring, education assistance, employment pathways and pro-social activities. These initiatives are intended to steer local youth away from risky behaviour and towards more positive outcomes.

Another $300,000 has been allocated to the Lutheran Church of Australia (Queensland District) for a program targeting 10 to 17-year-olds who are offending or at risk of entering the youth justice system. The 12-month program will offer tailored case coordination and community engagement to strengthen social and emotional wellbeing.

Both projects form part of a $115 million investment supporting early intervention programs across Queensland.

Long-Term Commitment to Redcliffe Youth

The Redcliffe Area Youth Space has been operating for more than two decades, assisting young people and families across the Moreton Bay region. Established through community collaboration beginning in 1999, it became an incorporated entity in 2002. By September 2005, further development was supported by funding from the former Redcliffe City Council and the State Government.

Today, the organisation focuses on helping young people affected by trauma, poverty and oppression. It provides programs aimed at improving education, social inclusion, work skills and community engagement.

Youth Housing Support Strengthens the Network

On 8 October 2025, it was confirmed that the City of Moreton Bay’s first Youth Foyer will be built in Redcliffe. The facility will include 40 supported accommodation units for young people aged 16 to 25 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Residents will contribute 25 per cent of their income and typically stay for around 18 months while accessing wraparound support to complete education and transition into work or long-term housing.

This new housing service complements the local network of youth support facilities, including the $6.7 million Peninsula Support Hub. Together with the early intervention programs, the Youth Foyer strengthens Redcliffe’s role as a hub for coordinated youth support and prevention services.

 The Youth Space
Photo Credit: The Youth Space/Instagram

Building a Safer and More Inclusive Community



The combined programs reflect an ongoing effort to address youth challenges in Redcliffe through prevention, stability and empowerment. By aligning community-based initiatives with practical housing support, these services aim to create better opportunities for young people while fostering long-term safety and wellbeing throughout the Moreton Bay region.

Published 1-Oct-2025

Hornibrook Bridge: 90 Years of Connecting Communities in Queensland

With nearly three kilometres stretching over Moreton Bay, the Hornibrook Bridge was once the longest road bridge in the Southern Hemisphere, forever changing travel and community life on Queensland’s Redcliffe Peninsula.



A Historic Engineering Feat

The Hornibrook Bridge was a crucial link between Brisbane’s northern suburbs and the Redcliffe Peninsula for over 40 years, stretching nearly three kilometres across Moreton Bay. Built during the Great Depression from 1932 to 1935, it was the longest road viaduct in the Southern Hemisphere at the time. 

Led by engineer Emanuel Richard Hornibrook, the bridge used local hardwoods like ironbark and tallowwood, supported by concrete piers. Its distinctive Art Deco concrete portals and hump-backed design earned it the nickname “Humpity Bump,” while greatly reducing travel times and supporting Redcliffe’s development.

Connecting Communities and Boosting Growth

Before the Hornibrook Bridge, Redcliffe was isolated from Brisbane, reachable only by ferry or long, often difficult road trips. The bridge provided a direct road connection, encouraging people to visit, settle, and invest in the area. 

This new link boosted tourism, business growth, and daily accessibility for residents. It also helped establish regular commuter bus services, making jobs across Moreton Bay more accessible.

Challenges and Changes Over Time

The Hornibrook Bridge operated as a toll bridge until the mid-1970s and became a strong symbol of connection for locals. As traffic increased, the need for additional bridges led to the construction of the parallel Houghton Highway. 

When the Houghton Highway opened in 1979, the Hornibrook Bridge closed to vehicles but remained open to pedestrians and cyclists. Due to maintenance costs and safety concerns, most of the bridge was dismantled in 2011 despite efforts to preserve it.

Celebrating a Lasting Legacy

The Hornibrook Bridge will mark its 90th anniversary on Saturday, 4 October 2025, at Redcliffe Museum from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon. His granddaughter, Julie Hornibrook, will speak about the family’s connection and the bridge’s Art Deco design.



The mostly demolished bridge was key to Redcliffe’s growth. The event is sold out, but a waitlist is available for anyone interested in attending.

Published 2-October-2025

Redcliffe Hospital Overhaul: 210 New Beds and Expanded Services Confirmed

A massive overhaul of Redcliffe Hospital is moving forward, promising at least 210 new beds and significantly expanded services to provide critical healthcare support for the rapidly growing Moreton Bay community.



The state government confirmed it will seek a construction partner in the coming months, beginning a competitive tender process to deliver the redesigned expansion. This project is a central part of the government’s $18.5 billion Hospital Rescue Plan, a state-wide initiative aimed at boosting hospital capacity and improving patient care across Queensland.

More Beds, Better Services for Local Families

Redcliffe Hospital
Photo Credit: Hospital Rescue Plan

At the heart of the expansion is a focus on meeting the specific health needs of the region’s more than half a million residents. The plan will deliver at least 210 new overnight beds, increasing the hospital’s capacity to care for more patients.

Beyond just adding beds, the project will broaden the hospital’s clinical services. Key departments, including maternity, endoscopy, and operating theatres, are set for significant expansion. This will allow more residents to receive specialised care closer to home, helping to shorten wait times for important procedures and consultations.

Modern Design to Support Patients and Staff

Redcliffe Hospital
Photo Credit: Google Map

The redesigned hospital plans also include important infrastructure upgrades to improve the overall experience for everyone visiting or working at the facility. A major component is the addition of more car parking, with work already progressing to add three new levels to the existing multi-storey car park.

Officials have also stressed that the new design prioritises safety for nurses, doctors, and other healthcare workers. By optimising the use of the hospital site, the expansion aims to create a more efficient and secure environment that enables clinicians to deliver world-class care. Member for Redcliffe Kerri-Anne Dooley, who once worked as a nurse at the hospital, noted that the combination of extra beds and practical improvements like parking will make a huge difference for patients, visitors, and staff.



A Key Project in Queensland’s Health Strategy

Redcliffe Hospital
Photo Credit: Google Map

The Redcliffe expansion is a key piece of a broader strategy to strengthen Queensland’s health system. The government’s Hospital Rescue Plan aims to add more than 2,600 hospital beds across the state to address widespread challenges, including ambulance ramping and surgery waitlists.

Acting Health Minister Dale Last said the government is committed to improving access to health services for all Queenslanders. He explained that the improved Redcliffe plan ensures public funds are invested responsibly to build the health facilities the community needs now and for the future.

Published Date 02-October-2025

Art Lovers’ Weekend in Moreton Bay: 3–5 October 2025

Art enthusiasts across Moreton Bay are in for a treat this weekend. From exhibitions and creative workshops to live theatre and community celebrations, there’s a diverse program highlighting local and national talent. Whether you’re inspired by photography, drawn to history, or excited by interactive workshops, this weekend offers something for every art lover.

Redcliffe

Blak Creatives Exchange

28 June – 8 November 2025

Redcliffe Art Gallery
An exhibition celebrating the work of First Nations artists through storytelling and creative practice.
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Mīal

16 August – 8 November 2025

Redcliffe Art Gallery
A thought-provoking exhibition exploring cultural identity and connection.
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Spirits in the Ink

30 August – 22 November 2025

Redcliffe Art Gallery
An exhibition exploring the art of tattooing and its influence in contemporary culture.
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BACK TO THE 80s

3 – 5 October 2025

Theatre 102
A nostalgic stage performance bringing the 1980s back to life with music, humour, and energy.
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Sketching the Mona Lisa

3 October 2025

Redcliffe Museum
A sketching activity that lets you try your hand at recreating one of the world’s most famous portraits.
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Shakespeare in Love

4 October 2025

Emerge Church
A live theatre performance inspired by the hit film, blending romance and drama.
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Hornibrook Bridge turns 90

4 October 2025

Redcliffe Museum
A special exhibition marking the 90th anniversary of the Hornibrook Bridge with stories and artefacts.
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Strathpine

Earth Refuge

2 August – 22 November 2025

Pine Rivers Art Gallery
An exhibition reflecting on our environment and collective responsibility to protect it.
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Catching a whiff – Smellschool with Lowana Davies

4 October 2025

Pine Rivers Art Gallery
A sensory workshop exploring creativity through the art of smell and memory.
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Whiteside

Tower of Possibilities: Artist Workshop

4 October 2025

Pine Rivers Heritage Museum
A hands-on creative workshop encouraging participants to build and imagine future possibilities.
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Caboolture

Tyson Evans Art Scholarship Exhibition 2025

19 September – 16 October 2025

The Hub Gallery
An annual showcase of emerging talent supported by the Tyson Evans Art Scholarship.
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Monochrome Photography Exhibition

4 – 26 October 2025

Caboolture Historical Village
A striking exhibition featuring black-and-white photography that captures timeless moments.
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Glass House Mountains

This Unique Wilderness: Campaigns of Kathleen McArthur Exhibition

15 August – 7 December 2025

Bankfoot House
An exhibition honouring environmental activist Kathleen McArthur and her conservation campaigns.
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From environmental art and monochrome photography to live theatre and interactive workshops, Moreton Bay’s art scene is alive with creativity this weekend. Be sure to visit a gallery, attend a performance, or take part in a workshop to immerse yourself in the region’s rich cultural offerings.

Top Family-Friendly Activities in Moreton Bay 3–5 October 2025

The school holidays continue with fun-filled activities across Moreton Bay. From skateboarding workshops and creative art sessions to wildlife encounters, outdoor movies, and local markets, there’s something for kids and families in every corner of the region this weekend.


Strathpine

FREE School Holiday Skateboarding Workshops

29 September – 4 October 2025

Strathpine Centre
Kids can learn skateboarding basics in a safe, supportive environment with free workshops.
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Tiny Worlds Workshop with Reverse Garbage

3 October 2025

Pine Rivers Art Gallery
A hands-on creative workshop where kids build tiny imaginative worlds from recycled materials.


Caloundra

The Bubble Spectacular – Starring Dr Hubble’s Bubbles!

3 – 4 October 2025

The Events Centre
A dazzling show filled with giant bubbles, laughter, and fun for the whole family.
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Glass House Mountains

Free Outdoor Movies: The Lorax

3 October 2025

Bankfoot House
Enjoy a free family movie night under the stars with The Lorax.
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Beerwah

Splash Time

3 October 2025

Splash Time
A fun day out for families to splash, play, and enjoy water activities.
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Woodford

Woodford Night Market

3 October 2025

Archer Street
Browse stalls, enjoy food, and soak up the atmosphere at this lively evening market.
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Caboolture

BIG FISH JUNCTION – Trucker Hat Workshop

3 October 2025

Big Fish Junction
Kids and families can create their own custom trucker hats in this creative workshop.
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Eatons Hill

School Holiday Fun at Kumbartcho Sanctuary: Explore the Fairy Garden

3 October 2025

Kumbartcho Sanctuary
A magical day exploring the fairy garden and connecting with nature.
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Griffin

School Holiday Fun at Osprey House

4 – 5 October 2025

Osprey House
Interactive nature-based school holiday activities for kids and families.
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Bellara

Sylvan Beach Munch Market

4 October 2025

Sylvan Beach Esplanade
Enjoy local food stalls, handmade goods, and family-friendly entertainment.
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Newport

Newport Market

4 October 2025

Endeavour Park
A vibrant community market with stalls, food, and live entertainment.
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Deception Bay

Fishing Fun

4 October 2025

Deception Bay Dog Beach
A guided family fishing session, perfect for beginners.
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Burpengary

Wildlife Encounter at CREEC for Australian Wildlife Week

4 October 2025

Caboolture Region Environmental Education Centre (CREEC)
Meet and learn about native wildlife as part of Australian Wildlife Week.
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School Holiday Fun at CREEC: Wildlife Unleashed for Threatened Species Day

4 October 2025

Caboolture Region Environmental Education Centre (CREEC)
An educational wildlife program highlighting threatened species.
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From bubbles and outdoor movies to wildlife encounters and family markets, Moreton Bay offers plenty of ways for families to enjoy the long weekend. Whether you want to get creative, explore nature, or simply enjoy a fun community event, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.