(Nov 22)
It is an old Chinese tradition that you have to have new Dragon Boats blessed by Monks, this is call the 'Eye Dotting' Ceremony to awaken the Dragon and keep all safe. Everyone is welcome to watch and experience the Ceremony, but if they wish to stay after for refreshments they are required to register by Wednesday 19th November via email to redcliffedragons@gmail.com and note any dietary requirements. We look forward to welcoming you to be a part of this great traditional ceremony.

(Oct 29 - Nov 23)
An entrancing exhibition by Lauren Rodgers and Sue Mitchell. Lauren Rogers is a proud Ngarabul woman, with Scottish, Irish, and English ancestry. Sue Mitchell, a multidisciplinary artist working across ceramics, painting, and weaving, is also a proud Ngarabul woman. Entitled ‘Miigaay & Miinga’ — meaning daughter and mother/grandmother — this exhibition explores their shared connection to Country, family, and ancestry through our respective practices.Treat yourself by visiting the gallery shop while you’re there.

(Dec 6)
Redcliffe Museum invites one and all to enjoy Christmas carols and Aussie favourites like never before with a spectacular performance from Redcliffe Scottish Pine Band. Between the resonant notes of bagpipes and the powerful bang of drums, there’s something for all ages. Music lovers will enjoy this fun, free family event on the museum grounds. Stick around until 10:30 AM to celebrate 100 years of Anzac Avenue.

(Nov 26 - Dec 21) The Redcliffe Art Society and Redcliffe Pottery Group’s joint annual Painters & Potters Christmas Exhibition is an expo of exquisite paintings and pottery from our local artists. It’s not only a joy to behold but an excellent opportunity to find perfect one-of-a-kind, meaningful gifts for this holiday season. Enjoy the exhibition between Wednesday 26 November and Sunday 21 December at The Old Fire Station Gallery. The free exhibition will be open from 10am to 3pm on Wednesdays to Sundays. Join us for the official opening at 1pm on Saturday 29 November 2025.

(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.