(Aug 29) Join us for the MSEC Indoor Markets, a pop‑up market series running throughout 2026! These vibrant local business markets celebrate the diversity that help our growing city thrive.

Held inside the air-conditioned MSEC venue, the markets provide a welcoming space for all to explore stalls. From handmade goods to unique gifts, there's something new and exciting to discover around every corner.

Come and meet the makers, growers, and small businesses of our city. The markets are the perfect place for you to connect with your local community. Whether you're a regular shopper or visiting the markets for the first time, there's something for everyone!

(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.

(Sept 30) Beautiful plants for sale to raise funds to support Redcliffe Hospital. Held at the Coffee Box at the front of the hospital, eftpos available.

(Sept 12) Celebrating 150 years.
Join former students and staff of Humpybong State School for a special afternoon of memories, stories and local history as the school celebrates its 150th anniversary.

This relaxed gathering follows the Humpy Tea Reunion being held at Humpybong State School, and will explore the school’s history and its long connection with the Redcliffe Peninsula.

Hear from guest speakers and members of the Humpybong community as they reflect on school life, significant changes and memorable moments across the generations.

Enjoy nostalgic memorabilia displayed of past school uniforms and the old school bell from 1929. Connect with your community and share your stories over light refreshments.

(Sept 11 & 12) Join us as we celebrate 150 years of Humpybong State School with two special events for our community. Enjoy a lively Birthday Celebration on the Waterfront Oval with food, entertainment, and activities for all ages, and reconnect at the Humpy Tea Reunion with morning tea, historical displays, school tours, and more.
Whether you’re a past student, staff member, current family, or community supporter, these events offer a wonderful opportunity to celebrate, reminisce, and reconnect.
Commemorative merchandise is also available to pre-order, giving you a lasting keepsake of this milestone occasion.

(Sept 19) How has the school changed over 150 years?

Current Humpybong State School families, students and staff are invited to Redcliffe Museum for a special morning exploring the school’s history and its connection with the Redcliffe community. Memorabilia includes the school bell from 1929 and past school uniforms on display.

Hear from guest speakers and past members of the Humpybong community. Discover how classrooms, teaching, transport and everyday school life have changed across generations, while celebrating the people and stories that have shaped the school since 1876.

This event offers opportunities to share personal stories, ask questions and learn more about one of the Redcliffe Peninsula's longest-standing schools.

(Sep 22) A flash fiction writing workshop for people living with dementia and their carers.
Enjoy playing with words and using your imagination to create a really short, short story.
Engaging in creative expression can improve mental health and wellbeing for everyone. For people living with dementia, creative activity can foster social connection and feelings of wellbeing.
This small group session is for people with early stage dementia and their care partners.
Free. Bookings required. Morning tea and light lunch provided.

(Sept 26) BYO fancy tea set (cup, saucer and plate and teapot if you like). Make up a party of 4 to 8 guests, or just join a table. The tables will be set with tablecloth and pretty floral centrepiece, plus 3-tier high tea plates with delectable, dainty and delicious goodies. Tea and coffee supplied. Any questions, contact Graham Mitchell on 0458635779 or Christine Litchfield on 0427664977.

(Sept 26 & 27) Step back in time at the Abbey History Festival and celebrate 40 years of the Abbey Museum. This September 26-27, explore immersive historical precincts spanning Ancient Rome, the Viking Age, Middle Ages, Regency England, Japan, the Ottoman world and the First World War.
Step through time and walk through historical encampments, watch demonstrations and performances, hear fascinating talks and join hands-on workshops for all ages. Enjoy vintage aircraft flypasts, medieval combat, falconry, archery, music, dancing, artisan markets and flavours from around the world.
From the team that delivers the award-winning, Abbey Medieval Festival, this family-friendly weekend offers all the wonder with more room to explore. Bring your curiosity and journey through history this September.

(Sept 27) Exploring Moreton Bay wildlife
Join us for a fascinating exploration of the hidden world of seashore wildlife, insects and spiders found in Moreton Bay.

Discover the vital role this remarkable wildlife plays in local ecosystems. You will learn about their intriguing behaviours, and gain practical tips for identifying different species.

This informative and engaging presentation is perfect for nature enthusiasts, wildlife lovers, and anyone interested in learning more about the incredible insects that call our region home.

(Oct 4) Calling all wildlife lovers!

Learn how to identify the birds, reptiles, mammals and amphibians of Moreton Bay and gain fascinating insights into their behaviours, habitats, and important roles within our local ecosystems.

This informative and engaging presentation is perfect for nature enthusiasts, wildlife lovers, and anyone interested in learning more about the incredible animals that call our region home.

(Oct 6) Bring Your Own Wonder is a monthly gathering where curious people share ideas, stories, songs, poems or questions that fascinate them. From science and spirituality to poetry, history and wonderfully obscure interests, everyone has something worth sharing. No expertise required, just curiosity, kindness and an open mind.