(Feb 11 - March 8) Trove presents rich and varied approaches through painting, ceramics, assemblage, weaving, drawing, digital illustration and photography. It brings together twelve diverse artists, each contributing unique treasures to this collective store of delights. Like a living archive, the exhibition uncovers hidden reserves of imagination, heritage, and emotion — inviting visitors to discover, reflect upon, and cherish the rich lineage and potential of today’s contemporary artistic landscape. See their work from Wednesday 11 February until Sunday 8 March. Join the artists for the Official Opening on Saturday 14 February at 1pm. The Gallery and Shop, 395 Oxley Avenue, Redcliffe are open Wednesday to Sunday from 10am to 3pm. Entry is Free.

(Feb 28) Join us at Dolphins Leagues Club for a night of laughs, raising money for a local veterans charity. This Story Australia was founded here in Moreton Bay in 2020 and preserves the personal stories of our veterans in documentary interviews - sharing them with families and the community. Help us fill the President's room at the Leagues Club and sell out the event! Comedians include Mike VanAcker, Jo Gowda and Steve Allison who Prime TV calls "one of Australia's top Stand Up Comedians." Tickets are $50 and are available now. Doors open at 6:30 for 7:00pm show.

(Feb 28 - May 24) Harvest digs down into the rich agricultural heritage of our region - its deep roots, thriving present, and bold growth for the future. The exhibition celebrates stories of this Country which has always been home to Aboriginal people. Country has been managed expertly for tens of thousands of years and continues to see abundant yields produced by today’s farmers. Through a vibrant mix of historical objects, striking photographs, and personal stories, Harvest reveals how agriculture has always influenced our land, economy, and ways of life. This exhibition will be shown first at Redcliffe Museum, followed by Pine Rivers Heritage Museum. Each museum will share some homegrown stories.

(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.

(Mar 8) Join the hive at Redcliffe Museum and bee amazed at the secret life of bees with our fun, free and immersive bee workshop run by Caz from Beezentric! Caz is a bee enthusiast and environmental educator who will share her knowledge on regenerative and responsible beekeeping. Learn how to create a native bee habitat and connect with nature as you discover our world’s most vital pollinators. Then get grubby and learn how to protect our environment with fun and interactive character Tonyi the worm! Experience real worm farming through hands-on encounters with our wiggly friends and explore sustainability through play. Free - no bookings required. All ages.

(Mar 11 - Apr 12) Discover unique treasures from local and regional award-winning artists at 2026 RAS Annual Members Exhibition, with 80 unique artworks on display. At the official opening, prizes will be awarded to artists in the experienced and novice categories. Remember to cast your vote for the People's Choice Award before you leave to recognise the artworks which you find outstanding. Many artists will attend the event, so this is a great opportunity to discuss their paintings with them. Most of the exhibition artworks will be available for sale at very reasonable prices. We are looking forward to seeing you at the official opening of the 2026 RAS Annual Members Exhibition on Saturday March 14 at 1pm.

(Mar 14) NLNL Morayfield to Brisbane are inviting you to come and join them for a session of dancing in the dark fun, with a difference! It's a Silent Disco! Dance in the dark, in the park, on the grass, under the stars! How neat is that?
Family friendly & community FUN FUN FUN!
Each ticket includes the headset hire.
90 minutes of music.
3 different playlists to choose from.
BOOK NOW to secure your spot 😃
Ticketed Event Only - no "door sales

(Mar 20) Flourish & Thrive Brain Injury Expo! A welcoming, community-led event for people with lived experience of brain injury, their families, and their friends. Discover local supports, services, and opportunities right here in our region. Connect with providers, explore resources, and meet others who truly understand the journey. Join us on March 20th and see what’s possible when community comes together to help people with brain injury thrive.”

(Mar 21) Be Uplifted Breast Cancer Charity in Brisbane. We are a charity that was founded in 2009 by two women who were on their own Breast Cancer journey. They knew lots of funds go to Research and not directly to those with Breast Cancer. We raise funds through our 2 Opportunity store to support our recipients with their individual needs. Ladies, I want to invite you to something special—something that blends elegance, purpose, and the power of women coming together. Picture this: a beautiful afternoon surrounded by inspiring women, delicate china, delicious treats, and an atmosphere filled with laughter, connection, and hope. Now imagine that every moment of that afternoon is helping change the life of a woman facing one of the toughest battles she’ll ever know. That’s what our Breast Cancer Charity High Tea is all about. This isn’t just another social event. It’s a chance to stand beside women in our own community who are navigating breast cancer—women who need practical support, emotional strength, and the reassurance that they’re not alone. When you purchase a ticket, you’re not just buying a seat at a table. You’re giving someone access to parking fees at hospitals for treatment, care packs, emotional support programs, and the dignity of knowing their community is behind them. And here’s the beautiful part: while you’re making a real difference, you also get to enjoy a gorgeous afternoon designed to uplift you. Think boutique raffles, heartfelt stories, a room full of kindness, and the kind of conversations that stay with you long after you leave. We have an amazing list of guest speakers; Bridie Carter- Actress McLeods Daughters, Ellie Jupp- Acting Police Sergent and Sallyanne Atkinson AO Former Lord Mayor. t’s a celebration of resilience, sisterhood, and the belief that when women support women, extraordinary things happen. Your presence matters. Your ticket matters. And your generosity has a ripple effect far beyond the event itself. That event is being held 21 March 2006, at a truly spectacular location, Brisbane City Town Hall So,I’m inviting you—personally—to join us. Bring your friends, your mum, your daughters, your colleagues. Come dressed in your favourite pink, enjoy a beautiful high tea, and be part of something that genuinely changes lives. There are lots of raffles and a lucky door prize Let’s fill the room. Let’s fill it with compassion, strength, and the unstoppable energy of women lifting each other up. Purchase your ticket today, and together, let’s make hope feel real for the women who need it most.

(May 30 - Aug 16) Get ready to laugh at nature’s funniest moments! The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards, organised annually, attracts submissions from across the world. This competition celebrates the hilarity of our natural world and helps to highlight what we need to do to protect it. Featuring 60 images, this exhibition showcases a selection of the winners and finalists’ images from the competition over the years. Join us for a journey filled with laughter, joy, and a renewed sense of wonder for the animal kingdom. Free. No bookings required. All ages. Image credit: Jennifer Hadley, Talk to the fin.

(Jun 5) Join us at Redcliffe Museum to celebrate World Environment Day!

Jay from Kumbartcho nursery will help you discover the amazing flavours and stories behind Australian native bushfoods!

Jay is a conservation manager who’s passionate about native plants and loves showing people how incredible they really are. For thousands of years, First Nations people have used these plants for food, medicine and everyday life—and now you can learn about them too.

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to spot different native bushfood plants, how to grow them at home, and how they’ve been traditionally used. You’ll get hands-on experience, hear interesting stories, and pick up practical gardening tips while reconnecting with nature.

While you are at the museum, explore our latest exhibition, The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.

Free - bookings required. All ages.

Image credit: Jay Schieder.