(Now - June 30) What's on in Moreton Bay is your best source for free activities and budget-friendly events for everyone across the City of Moreton Bay. Find family-friendly tours, creative workshops, local markets, and more.

(Every Tuesday 6:30PM-8:15PM)
Al-Anon Family Groups is a unique fellowship that unites members of different backgrounds, races and walks of life in an inspiring endeavor, helping themselves and others to lead purposeful, useful lives by overcoming the frustration and helplessness caused by close association with an alcoholic. We have support groups for the family and friends of problem drinkers, as well as specific groups for teens affected by someone else’s drinking. Our Lawnton Group meets every Tuesday evening. Other meetings available across South East Queensland and online.

(Oct 25) Take a trip back in time at Redcliffe Museum!

Discover the stories behind a fascinating collection of household items, farming tools and everyday objects in this relaxed, hands-on drawing workshop.

Explore the craftsmanship, ingenuity and lived experiences of earlier generations as you examine artefacts from the museum's collection. Choose an object that captures your interest and recreate it using only pencil and eraser. Take the time to observe its details and appreciate the workmanship of a bygone era.

No drawing experience is required. This beginner-friendly workshop is ideal for adults and teens looking to build confidence with pencil drawing techniques while connecting with local history.

(Oct 28 - Nov 22) Landscapes, flowers, still life and more are featured in the paintings of Class Act. The nine artists in this exhibition are students in the Wednesday afternoon Acrylic Class at the RAS. Each artist brings their own unique interpretation of nature to the table. This exhibition acknowledges the importance of the trajectory of learning in a class environment, as well as the joy of sharing ideas, and being inspired by each other’s art.

(Nov 7) Soak up the nostalgia and relive the music of the 1960s-1980s at Redcliffe Museum’s opening of Enjoy this trip: The art of music posters.

This touring exhibition from the National Gallery of Australia showcases the iconic imagery and graphic design that defined generations.

Immerse yourself in a vibrant world where music and art collide, celebrating the iconic music posters from the 1960s, '70s and '80s.

Exhibition curator Leanne Santoro will reveal the fascinating history and cultural impact behind these eye-catching designs.

Enjoy an unforgettable live music performance from singer and DJ Megan Barnes.

(Nov 7) We are holding our annual Species Orchid Show and sales event at the Pine Rivers Show Grounds Hall. There will be a spectacular display of species orchids on our show benches as well as sales plants available. We will have expert grower sharing growing tips and cultural advice so that everyone can have the opportunity of succeeding at growing orchids.

(Nov 14) Bribie Island Uniting Church Festive Fair is on again on Saturday the fourteenth of November at 8am. An opportunity to do some early Christmas shopping with lots of homemade craft cakes slices chutneys jams plants Christmas gifts and preloved treasures. Enjoy a wonderful morning of fellowship with your friends over a delicious morning tea or sausage sizzle.

(Dec 5) Get ready to rewind the clock and relive the soundtrack of your life at a fun-filled morning of music, trivia and nostalgia, inspired by our exhibition Enjoy this trip: The art of music posters.

Come early and draw your clues form the psychedelic posters covering the museum walls.

Round up your friends to form a team and dress as your favourite decade or band. Prepare to travel back to the biggest hits of the 1960s, '70s and '80s for the chance to win prizes for trivia champions and best-dressed entrants.

With plenty of laughs and friendly competition, this lively event is a fun way to celebrate the music and memories that defined a generation.

Hurry and book your free tickets!

(Dec 12) Celebrate Christmas at Redcliffe Museum’s family fun day event.

Join a lively day full of laughter, activities, and music. The museum is 25 years young this year and what better way to celebrate this milestone!

We’re also bringing the country to the museum with the famous Amazing Animals to You mobile petting zoo.

Meet tiny but mighty calves, piglets, ducks, cheeky miniature goats, woolly sheep, fluffy bunnies, cuddly guinea pigs and chickens. Take the opportunity to hold these adorable farm animals and learn how to care for them.

What to expect
Colourful face painting.
Delicious sausage sizzle courtesy of the Naval Association of Australia – Redcliffe Sub Section.
Spectacular performance by the Redcliffe Scottish Pipe Band.
Wear your comfiest clothes, bring your energy, and join us as we celebrate this special milestone together. We look forward to seeing everyone!

(Dec 12) Get ready to boogie on ice!
Boondall Figure Ice Skating Club is bringing the disco fever to Iceworld Boondall with its eighth annual Ice Spectacular, The Sensational 70's!
Join us on Saturday, 12 December for a colourful celebration of the 1970s, featuring fantastic music, dazzling costumes and skaters of all ages and abilities.
From adorable little beginners to talented competitive figure skaters, there's something for the whole family to enjoy!
Three spectacular performances will take place at 11 am, 2:30 pm and 5 pm.
Tickets start at $30 for children, with family passes available.
Book now at iceshowboondall.com.
Proudly presented by the volunteer-run Boondall Figure Ice Skating Club.

(Jan 23) Turn up the colour and create your own piece of music-themed art!

This hands-on contemporary art workshop invites participants to create their own unique artwork inspired by music, album covers and the nostalgic appeal of vinyl records. They might also draw ideas from the touring exhibition Enjoy this trip: The art of music posters at Redcliffe Museum.

Participants will start with a pre-prepared textured vinyl-shaped base. They will transform it using a mix of classic and contemporary art techniques, including decoupage, collage and stenciling. The workshop encourages them to experiment with colour, patterns and different materials to create their own personal response to music. They will take home a one-of-a-kind artwork ready to display.

(Feb 13) Grab your friends, brush up on your music knowledge and join us at the Redcliffe Museum for a morning of trivia inspired by our exhibition Enjoy this trip: The art of music posters.

Questions will cover the era from Woodstock to Walkmans: Legendary artists, unforgettable songs and albums with plenty of throwbacks to the sounds of the '60s, '70s and '80s.

Whether you’re in it to win it or just along for the groovy vibes, gather your team, enjoy the exhibition, and get ready for a morning of music and friendly competition.

Dress the part to win prizes for best costume of the era and trivia champions.

Hurry and book your free tickets!