Community Events in June 2026
Love browsing local markets?
Delights are in store when the Pop-Up Indoor Market returns to Morayfield Sport and Events Centre on Saturday, 6 June, from 8am to 12pm.
Passionate local makers, growers and creators will bring a wide range of goods to this popular indoor market. The whole family will be able to browse jewellery, toys, fruit and vegetables, homemade goodies, homewares, candles and more.
The air-conditioned venue means attendees will be able to stay comfortable no matter the weather. The onsite café will also be open for coffee, cold drinks and light refreshments.
For further information, find Morayfield Sport & Events Centre on Facebook.
Ready to rock country and western style?
The “Queens of Boho Country Rock”, Vixens of Fall, will bring their wild, witchy, Western music to Narangba Valley Tavern on Saturday, 13 June.
Sisters Nina, Wren and Lulu will be on stage in the Sports Bar from 8pm. Influenced by the likes of Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, and Shania Twain, their music captures the essence of country rock with heartfelt tunes that everyone can relate to.
The Vixens said people could expect a fun night out, full of country rock and sass.
“We love performing and we’re so excited that it’s a local show!” Nina said. “It’s a free event, so let’s get as many people to fill up the Narangba Tavern as possible! Make sure you’re wearing your dancing boots. We’re gonna get rowdy!”
Free entry. For more information, search Facebook Events for ‘Vixens of Fall’.
Curious about the ‘other side’ of Bauer House?
Caboolture Historical Village will see the return of the popular two-hour guided tour ‘An Evening in Bauer House with Mystic Jewelz’ on Friday, 19 June.
Participants will have the chance to step into what organisers describe as the “most requested and active building” within Caboolture Historical Village for an exclusive after-dark experience. The evening, which runs from 6pm to 8pm, includes access to rooms not usually open to the public, a history of the house, and an opportunity to connect with the energy of the space using intuitive-based methods.
Mystic Jewelz said it was hard to tell guests what they could expect from the evening because each visit results in a different experience.
“While I cannot guarantee paranormal experiences, if guests are respectful and open, then having an amazing experience is quite possible,” she said.
Bookings essential. Tickets $60 per person. Book at www.trybooking.com/DKOWX
Community Events in May 2026
Be a Superhero at this Workout and Breakfast Charity Event!
Don your cape and mask to workout at a Super Hero Labour Day Public Holiday event at PEPT Narangba on Monday, 4 May.
No superhero experience is required, but attendees are encouraged to dress as Superman, Wonder Woman, Deadpool or their other favourite superhero as they train in support of The Breakfast Club Redcliffe. The workout starts at 7am and is followed by breakfast.
Raffle tickets will be sold at the gym for $5 (cash only) with prizes drawn on the day. Every ticket directly supports The Breakfast Club Redcliffe.
For further information, search Facebook events for ‘Super Hero Labour Day Public Holiday’.
Love the Music of the 80s and 90s?
Rustle up your friends for a lively night of rock and pop with The 80’s Vs 90’s Show at Narangba Valley Tavern on Saturday, 9 May.
Band member Leroy Bath said the fully costumed tribute show was dedicated to the artists of the 80s and 90s and included 24 costume changes.
“We are a six-piece live band performing all the biggest hits from Madonna, Billy Idol, Cher, Blink 182, Tina Turner, B-52s, Green Day, Nirvana, Britney Spears, Queen, INXS, The Spice Girls and many more,” Leroy said.
Attendees are encouraged to wear wigs, gloves, fluoro shirts, punk outfits, legwarmers and other themed clothing, as this is a dress-up event with prizes for the best dressed on the night.
Entry is free. The event starts at 8pm.
Do classic cars get your motor running?
Then you are in for a treat when Cruisin’ Caboolture makes its return to the James Street Precinct on Sunday, 17 May.
Director of Mask Events Domenic Fusca said they were excited to bring Cruisin’ Caboolture back to the community.
“Whether you’re a car enthusiast or just looking for a great outing with family, friends or solo, Cruisin’ Caboolture has you covered with a huge afternoon of classic cars, motorcycles, live entertainment, kids’ activities, food trucks and market stalls,” Domenic said.
The free, all-ages event runs from 11am to 4pm and includes an impressive lineup of vehicles on display. The Show ’n’ Shine competition includes 11 different award categories and over $2000 in cash prizes and trophies.
For more information and car registration, find ‘Cruisin’ Caboolture’ on Facebook.
Community Events in April 2026
Pop into a pop-up indoor market!
Rain, hail or shine, gather friends and family and pop into the Pop-Up Indoor Market at Morayfield Sport and Events Centre (MSEC) on Saturday, 11 April, from 8am to 12pm.
The MSEC Morning Markets are a pop-up community market series running throughout the year. Attendees are invited to meet the makers, growers, creators, and small businesses at the markets and support the local community.
There will be over 60 stalls offering a variety of wares, including jewellery, candles, décor, plants and more, within the air conditioned venue.
Entry is free, and the café will be open for food and drinks.
Looking for fast-paced business networking?
The Pumicestone Chamber of Commerce will present Monster Speed Networking at Sports Central Caboolture on Monday, 13 April, from 5.30pm to 8.30pm.
President of Pumicestone Chamber of Commerce, Micheal Parker, said the event was for any business owner in the Moreton Bay area wanting to expand their network and connect with other local businesses and community leaders.
“We hope to generate genuine connection whilst helping local businesses gain exposure and opportunities for collaboration,” Micheal said.
“Bring your business cards, your smile and your best 60-second introduction.”
Tickets start at $20 for members and $25 for non-members. Trade tables are also available. Tickets include food platters and a free drink. Booking is essential.
For more information and to book, visit pumicestonechamberofcommerce.com.au/events
Community Events in March 2026
Magic Men take over Caboolture!
On Friday, 13 March, Caboolture’s Sundowner Hotel will transform into the ultimate ladies night out when Magic Men Australia return to the venue with their Feel The Magic Tour.
Event specialist at Magic Men Australia, Menno Van Kampen, said Magic Men Australia was one of Australia’s most sought-after male revue shows performing globally and now holds the world’s largest ladies’ nights.
“We’ve set a new record in ladies entertainment with over 6000 guests in attendance on our recent Scandinavian tour,” he said.
This time, audiences can see TikTok and Instagram superstar Will Parfitt hit the stage with high-energy choreography, acrobatics, and crowd interaction.
Tickets start at $60.70. To book, go to avc.live/8y4s
Like to celebrate St Patrick’s Day?
Get into the spirit of St Paddy’s Day with fun, food, and music at Lisa’s Willow Tree Café on Tuesday, 17 March, from 11.30am to 1.30pm.
Café owner Lisa invites attendees to wear their craziest leprechaun outfit or something green to add to the merriment.
“The more people in costume, the better – there will be a prize for Best Dressed,” Lisa said.
“We have a lady playing harp to greet you at the door, and you are welcome to BYO Guinness! It’s going to be great!”
Tickets are $25 per person and include a lunch menu featuring a baked potato with toppings, trifle for dessert and a glass of Paddy’s punch (non-alcoholic).
Bookings are essential and payment is due on booking. Drop into the shop or call 5432 3998.
Love the music of the 70s?
Music lovers are in for a treat when Sports Central Caboolture presents the Living in The 70’s Band playing live on Friday, 27 March, from 8.30pm to 11pm.
This free event aims to capture the nostalgia of the 70s as the band performs songs by AC/DC, Fleetwood Mac, Skyhooks, ABBA, The Doors, The Beatles, Sweet, The Rolling Stones, CCR, Bee Gees, Angels, Tina Turner, Bowie, Dragon and more.
Living in The 70s band member, Rob, said this would be their first gig in Caboolture and 10 years in the making.
“We’ve been promising to bring the show to town and it’s finally happening!” Rob said.
“Living In The 70’s is a straight-up party band and that’s exactly what you can expect. Good vibes, great tunes, plenty of dancing and more than a few laughs along the way.”
For more information, search Facebook events for ‘Living in the 70’s at Sports Central Caboolture’.
Community Events on February 2026
Looking to watch the Super Bowl in a great atmosphere?
Get your mates together for a Super Bowl LX party vibe at Morayfield Tavern on Monday, 9 February.
Watch one of the biggest sporting events on the global calendar as it comes to you live on the big screens from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, home of the San Francisco 49ers.
Enjoy cold drinks and a selection of snacks and meals as you take in all the action of long passes, bone-cracking tackles and touchdowns. This year’s halftime show will centre around Bad Bunny, and you never know who else will end up on stage.
Doors open from 9.30am. Find more information or book a table here.
Do you have Valentine’s Day plans yet?
Great food, good company and making memories is what Valentines Day is all about at the Sundowner Hotel on Saturday, 14 February.
A selection of chef’s specials will be available all day, but more than food is on offer – join in the fun of writing your own message in a bottle to create a keepsake to take home or share with someone special.
Bookings are advised so you don’t miss out. All bookings made before 13 February go in the draw to win an Event Cinema pack valued at $180 – that’s a few date nights sorted!
The venue is open from 10am to 4am. Dining hours are 11.30am to 8.30pm. Learn more and book your spots here.
Love to hunt for a bargain among antiques and collectables?
If you enjoy browsing through all manner of vintage wares in search of a treasure, make sure you get to the Caboolture Antique, Collectable, Record and Coin Fair at Caboolture Showgrounds on Saturday, 28 February.
Whether you are a serious collector, decorator or just along for a look, there is plenty to see. This is Collectormania’s first visit to Caboolture, and they bring a curated mix of specialist dealers offering a wide variety of antiques, vintage items and collectables like coins, records, militaria, curios, dolls, toys, jewellery, porcelain, glassware and more.
Make a day of it from 8am to 2pm, with stalls both indoors and outdoors, food trucks onsite and a café area with refreshments.
Entry is $8 with under-14s free. For more information, search ‘Caboolture Collectormania’ on Facebook events.
Community Events on December 2025
In the Market for Orchids, Carnivorous Plants or other Exotic Botanicals?
If you are a lover of unusual plants, then make sure you get to the second annual Super Saturday Plant Sale at RedFox Orchids, 191 Dances Road, Caboolture, on Saturday, 6 December.
Whether for your home and garden or a thoughtful Christmas gift for someone else, feast your eyes on orchids, air plants, African violets, succulents and cacti, stag and elkhorns, carnivorous plants and more.
A number of plant specialists have combined for this event, and it promises to be big! Attendees can fuel up with coffee from the van and a sausage sizzle by the Caboolture Orchid Society.
Bring your own box (or two) to safely transport your new plants home. The event runs from 7.30am to 1.30pm.
For more information, find ‘RedFox Orchids’ on Facebook.
Get a kick out of Monster Trucks and Daring Stunt Riders?
Rev up your family and friends for a rip-roaring time at the Monster Truck Mayhem Thrills & Stunt Show at Caboolture Showgrounds on Saturday, 27 December.
Come and feel the ground shake as Outback Thunda (along with his mate Confused) perform nose wheelies, wheelstanding tricks, rollovers and car crushing action.
There is something for everyone with comedy cars, the wheelstanding Jeep, giveaways, and daring stunts. A variety of food and drinks will be available and the evening is topped off with a dazzling display of fireworks.
Gates open at 3pm; the main program starts at 5pm. General admission is $50 for adults, $35 for children aged 2-14 years, and $160 for a family (two adults and two kids).
Search eventbrite.com.au for ‘monster-truck-mayhem’ for tickets.
Yee hah! Love all the Thrills and Spills of a Rodeo?
Get your posse together for a rootin’ tootin’ good time at the Triple B Rodeo Series – Summer Showdown at Caboolture Showgrounds on Saturday, 24 January.
Start the Australia Day long weekend cowboy-style with an action-packed day and night of bull riding, barrel racing and live entertainment. Food and drinks will be available to keep rodeo-goers powered up for the after-party with live music and dancing.
Tickets are available at the gate or online. Adult $35.70, Youth (6-17 years) $25.50, children (5 and under) free.
Don’t forget to dress to impress in your best Western boots, hats and buckles!
The event runs from 12pm until late. For more information and tickets, go to cabooltureshowgrounds.com.au/events/#tripleb
Community Events on November 2025
Fancy some free live music and family fun?
Gather the family or some mates for a great afternoon and evening of entertainment for all ages at The Burpengary Tavern on Saturday, 15 November.
This event will be held no matter what the weather, as it will be in the functions area. Enjoy ice cold drinks, delicious food and cool music as The Burpo will host three live music sets from two-piece covers band Double Jack.
The chefs are working on a special menu, so look for some tempting dishes. Good drinks, food, music and company – it doesn’t get much better than this.
Live music from 5pm-9pm.
Love searching for bargains and rare finds at garage sales?
Whether you are on the hunt for some treasures or looking to de-clutter and make a few dollars yourself, there is no better time than the Garage Sale Trail, which runs over two weekends – Saturday and Sunday, November 8 and 9, and Saturday and Sunday, November 15 and 16.
This is Australia’s favourite festival of pre-loved stuff and it’s returning to Moreton Bay for more money-making, planet-saving, treasure-hunting fun!
This is the perfect opportunity to turn unwanted items into cash for Christmas or find something special for yourself while preventing things from going to landfill.
Visit online to get a free listing on the Garage Sale Trail or find the garage sales happening in your area.
Times vary, but garage sales start early in the morning and finish midday/early afternoon.
Are you up for an all-abilities BBQ and fun?
NDIS participants, families, carers, and the wider community are invited to a relaxing, fun-filled, free Community BBQ with Holistic Horizons at Centenary Lakes, Caboolture, on Friday, 28 November.
Suitable for all abilities, the event invites the community to enjoy great food, music and a scavenger hunt to keep everyone entertained. Comfort and accessibility are assured with concrete pathways, toilet blocks and undercover seating areas.
Look for the Holistic Horizons Gazebo and join the team for a sausage sizzle and cold drinks. Whether you are part of the NDIS, or just love connecting with community, come along, bring a friend and enjoy a lovely day out.
Please RSVP for catering purposes by 7 November 7 by emailing enquiries@holistichorizons.com.au
The event runs from 11.30am to 2pm.
Community Events on October 2025
Does the classic Landcruiser get your motor running?
It’s back, bigger and better than ever! 4WD enthusiasts won’t want to miss The Classic Landcruiser Expo and Car Show at Caboolture Showgrounds on Saturday, 18 October.
Bring along friends and family to celebrate the culture and continued preservation of classic Toyota Landcruisers. Check out the car competition with entries coming from all over Australia to vie for the coveted awards.
Fuel up at the food trucks and meet and greet industry celebrities and special guests. Browse stalls and view product demonstrations from Landcruiser and 4WD industry vendors.
A family pass is $30 for two adults and two children. Admission is $12 for an adult (14+) and $7 for a child (aged 4-13). Onsite camping passes are also available.
The event runs from 9am to 4.30pm. For more information and tickets, go to cabooltureshowgrounds.com.au/events/
Would you like to show your grandchildren what life was like in the ‘olden days’?
Come and make some beautiful memories where the past meets the present at Senior’s Month Family Day at Caboolture Historical Village on Saturday, 18 October, from 9am to 2pm.
The Caboolture Historical Village Events Manager said this day was a great opportunity for multiple generations to experience how things were done in the old days.
“Demonstrations, usually conducted for school groups, will be running on Family Day, so grandparents can show grandkids what life was like for them,” they said. “Memories and great stories are sure to fill the day.”
Normal entry fees are adults $18, concession $15, six to 16 years $10, and five and under free. A special family day package, which includes entry to the village and all displays, demonstrations, a train ride, and a buffet roast lunch with live music in Stanmore Hall, is available for adults at $35, and kids at $25. Limit of 80 tickets. Book at www.trybooking.com/DETFT
Looking for your next great book to read?
Make it local! Fiction and non-fiction authors across multiple genres will be on the spot at the Local Authors Expo at Burpengary Library on Saturday, 1 November, from 11am to 12.30pm.
Ever wanted to know what it takes to be an author? Curious about how writers come up with ideas? Here’s your chance to ask! Chat with 15 authors from the Moreton Bay area to learn more about the people behind the stories in a speed-dating-style event.
Authors will have their books for sale, so come along and support your local wordsmiths.
While the event is free, bookings are required. For more information and tickets, go to moretonbay.qld.gov.au/libraries/Events/Write-Around-Moreton-Bay/Local-Authors-Expo
The event is best suited to adults. Light refreshments will be served.
Community Events on September 2025
Like a fun way to celebrate Father’s Day with family?
For a family-friendly, free community event of food, entertainment and fun for all ages, don’t miss Dads’ Day Off at North Harbour Heritage Park on Saturday, 6 September, from 2pm to 7pm.
Gather friends and family to celebrate dads and father figures with an afternoon in the park. Relax on your picnic rug or camp chair around the community campfire or marvel at the fire show and roving fire twirlers. Fuel up at the food trucks and enjoy a free smoothie from Bike’n’Blend, plus lots of giveaways.
There is plenty of action with a John Deere demo, Dino Encounter show and more. Dad really does get some time off as the kids have a variety of entertainment including a super slide, jumping castle and kid zone.
Looking for an afternoon of activities for the littlies?
N3C on Northshore Drive, Burpengary, invites you to their Family Fun Day on Saturday, 13 September, from 3.30pm to 5pm.
This event is sponsored by Queensland Protection Week and offers free activities, including face painting, sensory play tables, and even a petting zoo where kids can get close to delightful farm animals.
Come and enjoy the live entertainment, browse the stalls and fill your tummy at the sausage sizzle.
The Team at N3C said the event is open to everyone: “Bring your family, friends, and neighbours for a day of connection, community, and celebration. Let’s come together to support and protect our children.”
Love to line dance?
Put on your favourite cowboy boots, rustle up the family and head on down for a mighty fine time at the Bootscootin’ Bash at Morayfield Sport and Events Centre on Friday, 19 September.
The team from Footloose Fun will kick off the night with their easy line-dancing workshop that will have the whole family on their feet, ‘Wild West’ style. Dress up to vie for prizes for best country outfits.
Feed your posse at the food trucks and participate in some exciting games – you might win a cool prize! The event runs from 6pm to 10pm.
Tickets are $7.50 for adults, $5 for kids, $15 for families of four. Book tickets here.
Community Events on August 2025
Like to get a little bit country and a lot of action with Bulls, Broncs and Bands?
Yee haw! Pull on your boots and grab your cowboy hat as Triple B Rodeo brings unforgettable thrills and live music to Caboolture Showgrounds on Saturday, 16 August, from 2pm.
The bucking bulls and broncs will have you on the edge of your seat! Plenty of adrenaline rushes are assured as these magnificent creatures buck, twist and spin to unseat their valiant riders.
Keep yourself fuelled with plenty of delicious food and drink stalls and a well-stocked bar as you enjoy all the great entertainment both in the arena and on stage. Australian Idol runner-up Shannon Noll is the headliner, supported by other country singing stars Lane Pittman and Taylor Moss.
Tickets cost $70 for adults and $45 for children. Get your tickets or find more information here.
Do you love discovering the more curious things in life?
If you love a bizarre bazaar, then be sure to browse the Curious Cryptids Market at Morayfield Sports and Events Centre on Saturday, 23 August and Sunday, 24 August, from 9am to 3pm.
While cryptids are creatures whose existence is unconfirmed by science, e.g. the Yeti or Mothman, the markets also include a range of jewellery, oddities, art and entomology celebrating all manner of curiosities.
“Explore the strange and spectacular at the Cryptic Creations Show: Curious Cryptids Market!” a representative of the Cryptic Creations team said. “We are again bringing together local alternative makers with a passion for the peculiar – this time with a Curious Cryptid theme! Find one-of-a-kind oddities, artwork and other slow-made creations!”
Tickets are $15 at the door (or cheaper online). For more information and tickets, visit Curious Cryptids Market.
Fancy a family outing to see Dolphins v Broncos on the big screen?
For a family-friendly evening of food, fun, entertainment and football, don’t miss Battle For Brisbane: Broncos vs Dolphins at North Harbour on Saturday, 16 August, from 4pm to 8pm.
The team at North Harbour invites you to gather friends and family to make a night to remember. As well as the game on the big screen, there will be a range of food trucks with delicious eats, drinks by Buddy Brewing, live music and entertainment for the kids, including an inflatable obstacle course.
Free entry. Visit North Harbour for more information.
Community Events on July 2025
Like to celebrate Christmas in July by WINNING extra presents?
There are more than 100 prizes up for grabs at the Christmas in July Cent Auction at Morayfield Community Hall on Saturday, 5 July.
This fun event will have the family excited as you check your tickets for the winning numbers to a myriad of prizes of all shapes and sizes. Buy your sheets of numbered tickets, ‘bid’ for your preferred prizes, then hope your ticket is drawn.
Dress up in your most Christmassy outfit for free entry to the mystery prize!
Tickets are $10 per person and include one sheet of tickets. Limited seating. Reserve your seats by texting 0403 383 346.
Doors open at 10am and the event starts at 11am.
Do your young ones like to ‘Let It Go’ like Elsa?
Morayfield Tavern is proudly hosting the coolest party of the season with their Kids Winter Disco on Sunday, 13 July.
There will be a live DJ cranking out the kids’ favourite tunes and a talented face painter decorating their happy faces at this frozen wonderland-themed disco. This party is going to be so much fun that even Elsa herself will be making a very special appearance!
Deck your little snow kings and queens out in their finest regalia as there are prizes for best dressed.
From 5pm – 8pm.
Ready to get creepy and kooky with The Addams Family?
Caboolture State High School is in full freaky rehearsal mode to bring you The Addams Family Musical on Friday, 18 July and Saturday, 19 July.
The talented teens are practicing their spooky dance moves and spine-chilling vocals to bring you thrills and giggle. The whole eccentric Addams Family will be up to their own special brand of mayhem and madness – see Gomez, Morticia, Wednesday, Pugsley, Uncle Fester and more come to life on stage.
Marvel at the costumes, enjoy the music, immerse yourself in the mystery and be thoroughly entertained as the students sing, dance and act their hearts out.
Follow Caboolture State High School’s on facebook to stay updated and grab tickets when they are released.
Community Events on June 2025
Love looking for a rare find?
There are hidden treasures at every turn at the Antique, Collectable and Record Fair at Morayfield Sport and Events Centre on Saturday, 7 June and Sunday, 8 June.
Sellers from all over Australia are bringing a wide range of vintage and antique items to this lively indoor market. The whole family will enjoy browsing all manner of collectables, jewellery, toys, homewares, haberdashery, records, military paraphernalia, dolls, coloured glass, coins, stamps and more.
Immerse yourself in history and nostalgia as you enjoy the thrill of spotting something with special meaning to you. You can even bring items from home for a free appraisal.
Tickets are $8 per person, children under 14 free. For further information and tickets, visit Morayfield Sports & Events Center.
Open 9am-4pm on Saturday and 9am-2pm on Sunday.
Ready for some family fun, especially for the little ones?
Back by popular demand, the Morayfield Mini Fair is proudly brought to you by Sesame Lane Morayfield on Saturday, 14 June.
Sesame Lane Morayfield is opening its doors to their childcare families and Morayfield community for a morning full of fun and surprises. There will be lots of engaging activities, laughs and good vibes to put a smile on the face of everyone in the family.
For more information about what will be happening on the day, search Facebook events for Morayfield MiniFair. Click the ‘Interested’ button to be kept up to date with exciting new developments for even more family-friendly fun.
Open 9.30am to 12.30pm.
Leave Only Footprints
Step into an immersive exhibition that explores our connection to nature and each other through the eyes of acclaimed photomedia artist Tamara Dean. Leave Only Footprints spans over 20 years of work and features photography, scent, installation and video. This free exhibition captures transitional life moments and invites viewers to reflect on nature’s beauty and vulnerability.
On display until 7 June | Tuesday to Saturday, 10am-4pm | Caboolture Regional Art Gallery, 4 Hasking St, Caboolture
For more information, call 5433 2800 or email Caboolture.Gallery@moretonbay.qld.gov.au
Community Events on May 2025
Would dinner and a movie under the stars put a smile on Mum’s face?
Treat Mum (and yourself) to a special Mother’s Day edition of Flavours Roll In Dinner and Movie Under the Stars at North Harbour on Saturday, 10 May.
Enjoy a large selection of delicious eats from some of the region’s best food trucks, browse unique local wares at the market stalls, then relax on your picnic rug and enjoy a movie under the stars.
Celebrate the weekend with great food, good vibes and a bit of a break for Mum.
For further information, including parking, search Facebook for ‘Flavours Roll In – Mother’s Day’. Also, check the discussion to vote for which movie you would like shown!
Open 4.30pm to 8pm. Movie screens at approximately 6.15pm.
Are you a bird lover looking to buy or sell some feathered friends?
Head on down for an egg-citing time at the 2025 North Brisbane Bird Sale at the Caboolture Showgrounds on Saturday, 17 May.
Whether you’re a seasoned breeder looking for fresh bloodlines, a family searching for a new chirpy companion, or just a bird lover keen to have a stickybeak, this is the place to flock to!
Breeders, spread your wings and showcase your best avians at the Northsides’ largest bird sale – it’s the perfect roosting place to meet with fellow enthusiasts.
For more information or to book a vendor table, visit parrotsociety.org.au/event-6105955
Gather your flock as this event is a real tweet! Gates open to the public between 9am and 1pm.
Like to help bring hope to local school children?
The community is invited to this year’s Scripture Union Australia ‘Helping Hope Happen’ Chaplaincy Fundraiser at Tullawong State Primary School on Friday, 30 May.
This special event brings together the Caboolture, Morayfield, Wamuran, Delaney’s Creek and Woodford districts for one unforgettable night in support of local school chaplains.
Hear from inspiring guest speakers and those who directly support our youth. Take part in the auction and raffles and enjoy the live music. Food is provided and drinks can be purchased from the bar.
Add a cowboy hat and boots to your semi-formal attire to get in the spirit of the country and western theme.
Tickets are $55 per person. For more information and to book, go to brushfire.com/sua/dinner/597951
6pm arrival for a 6.30pm start.
Community Events on April 2025
Looking for family fun with a difference?
Explore the intriguing history of Japan through various activities at Kids Dig It!
Japanese Family Fun at The Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology will be on daily from Monday, 7 April to Friday, 11 April.
Get ready for hands-on, interactive, educational fun for the whole family. Dig up some Japanese artefacts, practice your archery skills, make a Japanese pot from clay, paint your own Noh mask and take part in games, quizzes and more.
Ticket prices vary: one child (5-12 years) and one adult is $18.50. Activities are free with an entry ticket, however, session times for scheduled activities must be booked. The Abbey Museum is open from Monday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm.
For bookings and information, go to abbeymuseum.com.au/event/kids-dig-it-japanese-family-fun-week/
Are you ready to ROCK the afternoon away?
Gather friends and make an afternoon of seeing Shellacken’ Band at The Dag Pub jam session on Sunday, 20 April.
Shellacken’ Band’s promise is ‘We will rock you’. A five-piece band with the fabulous Shele D out front, this high-energy ensemble plays your favourite songs from the ultimate eras of rock music – the 60s to the 90s.
Covering classics from greats such as The Eagles, The Beatles, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Creedence Clearwater Revival and more, Shellacken’ Band is dedicated to ensuring you have the time of your life. Kick back with a cold beverage or kick up your heels – either way, it’s going to be fun!
FREE entry. The band plays from 12pm to 4pm.
Do model cars get your motor running?
Then be sure to zoom on down to Caboolture Diecast Buy, Swap and Sell Day at Caboolture Showgrounds on Saturday, 26 April.
Whether you are looking to start, grow or part with your collection of diecast and collectable toys, this is the event for you! Explore all scales and brands of diecasts, including favourites like Hot Wheels, Minichamps, Matchbox, Majorette and more.
Bring the family along to discover that special car or toy, race the scale models and meet lots of fellow enthusiasts.
If you would like to book a table to sell some collectables, phone Wayne Duncan on 0428 713 000.
Entry is $2 per adult and kids are free. Open from 10am to 2pm.
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- Hop on Down for an Easter Egg Hunt
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- Hop to it, Easter is coming
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Love kicking back to live blues music?
Revel in an afternoon of live blues music at Porch Blues at The Hotel, Caboolture Historical Village on Saturday, 8 March.
Take in the ambience of a slower-paced time while soaking up the sounds of some incredible blues performers.
Festival favourite Dillion James brings the New Orleans piano groove and has been #1 on the Australian Blues Charts. Host and exceptional blues player, Zed Charles performs all styles of blues. And songstress Angela Fabian with band The Big Jam will keep everyone fired up.
Tickets are $45 for adults. Performers on stage from 1pm to 5pm.
For bookings and important information, go to events.humanitix.com/porch-blues
A free movie that both kids and adults will enjoy? YES please!
Gather friends and family for a fun evening of watching The Wild Robot at Bunya Adventure Playground, Upper Caboolture on Friday, 21 March.
Enjoy an enchanting evening in nature under the moonlight as City of Moreton Bay brings you another Movie in the Park event complete with food trucks and kids activities before the movie.
The Wild Robot (PG) is a heartwarming tale about a robot who finds herself stranded on a remote, uninhabited island after a shipwreck. Initially out of place, she learns to adapt by observing the animals around her. There is something in that for everyone.
Don’t forget your picnic blanket and you are also welcome to bring your own snacks.
FREE entry. Starts 5pm.
Or maybe you would like to take to the stage yourself?
Join in the joy of performing as the Woodford Folk Festival welcomes you to the March Woodford Folk Club at Woodfordia on Saturday, 29 March.
Musicians and poets of all ages are invited to perform on the Coopers Bar stage for up to 10 minutes per act. Chalkboard spots may be available on the night and there will be jam sessions happening after the performances – so don’t forget your instruments!
Just want to listen and enjoy the ambience of live music, community and Woodfordia? That’s cool too!
For more information, or to register as either a performer or audience member, search Facebook events for ‘Woodford Folk Club – March’.
FREE event – starts 7pm.
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- The Legacy of Bullock Teams in Caboolture’s Development
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Feeling a bit RETRO? Let’s party like it’s the 80s!
Head down to Sports Central Caboolture to welcome in the New Year with their Ultimate 80s Party. Dance the night away or chill and reminisce to the greatest hits of the decade that brought us big hair bands, lycra and a multitude of megastars across nearly every genre of popular contemporary music in existence.
From Michael Jackson to Metallica, Madonna to Billy Joel, and Duran Duran to Adam Ant, the 80s were bursting with talent and new sounds. Join in as the band turns back time and plays all the greatest hits for the countdown to 2025.
Lucky door and best-dressed prizes will be won on the night so dig deep into your wardrobe for your funkiest gear.
Free entry. Live entertainment starts at 5pm and 80s hits are with the DJ upstairs from 9pm to 1am.
Love the Mystery and Elegance of a Masquerade Party?
Celebrate New Year’s Eve at Caboolture Sports Club with a classy Black and Gold Masquerade Party.
Dress to impress in your best black and gold outfit and don’t forget to wear your mask. Be inspired by the costumes of a traditional Venetian ball, get down with a little Steampunk or show off your own style as you enjoy a night of fun and entertainment.
Free entry. Soloist Casey Fogg plays live from 5:30pm with Empyre on stage from 9pm to 1am.
Ready to power into 2025 at a family-friendly event?
Everyone is encouraged to dress as their favourite superhero for an unforgettable New Year’s Eve at Morayfield Tavern!
Whether your hero of choice is Spiderman, Wonder Woman, Thor or another caped crusader, this is a fun event that suits all ages. Especially as kids under 12 eat free from 5pm to 9pm!
Kids will love the face-painting and there are lucky door prizes, as well as many prizes for the best costumes.
Move into the Sports Bar for roaming canapes and fun specials from 8pm to 10pm.
Reservations required at Morayfield Tavern.
What do you want your life to look like in 2025?
Learn about the power of using vision boards and goal setting to manifest the life that you want at Vision Board Workshop “Creating a Vision for 2025” at North Harbour on Sunday, 10 November.
BPW Moreton Bay brings you this hands-on practical event to help participants gain clarity and maintain focus on their life goals. Create your own vision board and learn all about the science behind vision boards and how to apply them to your life with expert help from Fiona and Jessy of The Empowerment Arena and She Manifests Magic.
Tickets $60. Bookings essential. For more information and tickets go to events.humanitix.com/copy-of-bpw-moreton-bay-networking-event
Workshop runs from 10am to 1pm.
Like to know how to take an active role in the conservation of threatened plants?
If you love the bush and have an interest in the protection of threatened native plant species, don’t miss this FREE Flora Survey Training Workshop at CREEC Environmental Education Centre on Friday, 15 November.
Nature lovers with a desire to assist in species conservation will enjoy this workshop brought to you by Queensland Threatened Plant Network. Topics include establishing a plant profile, key information to collect when conducting a plant survey and how survey data can be used to conserve threatened plants. You will then have the opportunity to put theory into action with a walk in the bushland to practice survey techniques.
Morning tea and lunch are provided. Dress for the bush (boots, hat, long clothing) and BYO water, clipboard, pen and GPS (if you have one).
RSVP essential. Please contact Paul Donatiu, QTPN Project Manager on 0434 258 076 or
paul.donatiu@des.qld.gov.au
Looking to spruce up your summer wardrobe with lovely $5 bargains?
You will be spoilt for choice as you browse the new, near new and pre-loved clothing sale at Lisa’s Willow Tree Café on Tuesday, 19 November.
Racks of dresses, skirts, shirts and pants of all sizes, colours and styles will be available for your bargain-hunting pleasure. Most are women’s fashions but there will be something for the gentlemen too.
Everything is $5 and under, with proceeds going to support all the fundraising that Lisa and the team do for the community.
Event runs from 10am to 2pm.
Looking for the family treats in ‘trick or treat’?
Discover a magical hall full of themed stalls and fun family activities at the Halloween and Mystical Indoor Twilight Event at Morayfield Sports and Events Centre on Saturday, 26 October.
Have a fiendishly good time with exciting Halloween activities, competitions, prizes and costume parades for both kids and adults. Kids can buy a bucket and fill it with goodies as they explore the event as a safe and fun trick-or-treating experience.
Bring the family for spooky surprises, fantastic costumes and fascinating Halloween wares!
Open 3pm-9pm.
Dare to see what comes out at twilight?
Join the creepy and kooky hordes in their Halloween costumes at the Caboolture Halloween Twilight Market at Caboolture Showgrounds on Saturday, 26 October.
Wander the large array of stalls and indulge in delicious sweet and savoury treats. Come dressed as your favourite character and vie for the prize for Best Dressed.
Bring the whole family of zombies, vampires, witches and wizards for a great evening out. Give Mummy the night off cooking – she’ll be wrapped!
Open 4pm-9pm.
What will you find in a haunted village?
As dusk descends, all manner of creatures emerge at the Village of the Damned Halloween Event at Caboolture Historical Village on Thursday, 31 October.
Gird your loins and wander through the village to see the beautifully decorated buildings and visit the Halloween market for all your enchanting essentials. Treat yourself to delectable nibbles and keep your eyes peeled for apparitions.
Don’t forget to cast your vote for your favourite display, all in support of local community groups. Some are very interactive so be ready for surprises!
Entry costs: Adults $10, 6-16 years $5, littlies free.
Open 5pm-9pm. Scare-free hour for little monsters is from 5pm-6pm.
Looking for some Halloween fun for your little boos and ghouls?
Bring the kids to the Spooktacular Halloween Party at Sundowner Hotel for a night of free entertainment on Thursday, 31 October.
Set the scene for an exciting evening as our face painter helps transform the kids into their favourite spooky characters. Come in costume ready to party then watch your little monsters show off their best dance moves at the Kid’s Halloween Disco.
Face-painting from 5.30pm-8.30pm. Disco from 6pm-8pm.
Think Tina Turner was simply ‘The Best’?
Then don’t miss Totally Tina, the best Tina Turner tribute show you’ll ever see, at Caboolture Sports Club on Saturday, 28 September.
Known as the ‘Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll’, Tina Turner electrified audiences from the 50s through to the 90s and performer Lesley Hartz does her proud today with her power, energy and attention to detail.
Experience the passionate searing vocals of Lesley’s faithful renditions of Tina Turner’s greatest hits such as Private Dancer, What You Get is What You See and many more.
Take a trip with Lesley and her band of accomplished musicians to ‘Beyond the Thunderdome’, dance to ‘Nutbush City Limits’, and find out ‘What’s Love Got to Do With It’.
One thing is for sure – you will LOVE this free show!
Totally Tina Tribute Show runs from 8.30pm until late.
Looking to sink your teeth into some tasty bites?
Queensland’s biggest feast is arriving for one night only at Caboolture Showgrounds on Thursday, 26 September.
Dig into the delicious offerings from a large range of food trucks – from simple to fancy, savoury to sweet, and international cuisines to homegrown – there will be something to please everyone’s palate.
Turn up hungry so you have room to try lots of tempting treats. Bring friends and family to share the love – and the food!
Singers and musicians will be performing live. Browse the boutique retail stalls and relax in the friendly atmosphere.
Entry is $3 per person. Open 4pm until late.
Is a place filled with food, art and music your idea of heaven?
Bring the family for a great day out at the FREE Wamuran’s F.A.M (Food, Art, Music) Festival at Wamuran Sports Complex on Saturday, 21 September.
Indulge all your senses as you listen to a talented lineup of local musicians, discover artistic creations and taste fabulous food.
Food trucks will be onsite for an instant delicious bite. And bring your shopping bags to fill as local producers and food vendors showcase the best of Wamuran’s offerings including fresh fruit and vegetables, cheeses, honey and more.
Meet talented local artists and see their creations in a variety of different mediums, including painting and sculpture to jewellery and textiles. Support local and take home a piece of their art.
Open from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Do crystals and pretty baubles put a sparkle in your eye?
Whether you believe in the healing power of crystals or simply love bling, you will be in your element as Crystal Living and Crystal Shows Australia bring you the Morayfield Crystal and Jewellery Expo at Morayfield Community Hall on Saturday, 10 August and Sunday, 11 August.
Come and browse the many stalls displaying gemstones, crystals, carvings and jewellery, including the prettiest of earrings, necklaces, bracelets and other statement pieces. Card readers will also be on site for the curious.
This is a great opportunity to soak up the magical atmosphere, get ahead with some unique Christmas shopping, add to your collection, or spoil yourself a little. Like they say – there is no such thing as too many crystals!
Entry is $5 per person (includes a gift). Open Saturday 9am-4pm, Sunday 9am-2pm.
Did you go to Tullawong State High School?
Student alumni, their families, former staff, current families and interested community members are invited to celebrate Tullawong State High School’s 30th Anniversary on Saturday, 3 August.
Tours of the school, performances, displays and much more will keep you and your family entertained. Food and drinks will be available to purchase.
Wouldn’t it be great to catch up with old friends, classmates and teachers, and take a trip down memory lane in your old school? You never know who you might reconnect with!
Free entry. Open 11am – 3pm.
Love rocking out to some live music?
If great live music revs you up, then get ready to party with Contraband at Caboolture Sports Club on Saturday, 31 August.
Contraband will perform your favourite Top 40 hits from the best decades of rock, pop, disco and funk. This band of skilled musicians love to keep the crowd on their feet or at least tapping their toes.
Talented songstress Suzie Keenan is front and centre with sizzling performances. Bop along as she belts out classics such as Tina Turner’s ‘River Deep, Mountain High’ and ‘Hot Stuff’ by Donna Summer as well as covers of Adele, Fleetwood Mac, CCR and more.
Make a night of it with a meal and drinks with family or friends. Top the evening off with a ton of fun and party atmosphere courtesy of the high-energy tunes of Contraband.
Free entry. Band plays 9pm-late.
Read more stories from The Caboolture Guide print magazine here:
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- Meet Costa at Eco Fest
- Jumping Into a Playground of Nature
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- Celebrating 70 Years of Serving the Community
- Morayfield to Benefit From $7 Million Road Upgrade
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