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SUMMARY:The Premier's Reading Challenge
DESCRIPTION:The Premier’s Reading Challenge 2026\nThe Premier’s Reading Challenge champions reading with the goal of encouraging young Queenslanders to read for pleasure and learning\, to improve literacy and give them a brighter future. \nIt is an annual statewide initiative for Queensland state and non-state schools and home-educated students from Prep to Year 9\, as well as children (aged up to 5 years) enrolled in an early childhood centre. \nGet involved\nKey dates\nRegistrations open: 27 April\nReading period commences for Prep to Year 9 students: 11 May\nEarly childhood participation period: 17 to 28 August\nReading period finishes for Prep to Year 9 students: 28 August\nCelebration Weeks: 2 to 13 November \nThe PRC is not a competition but a way to encourage students to develop a love of reading for life. Those who complete the challenge will receive a Certificate of Achievement. \nFor more information\, head to The Premier’s Reading Challenge website here https://readingchallenge.education.qld.gov.au/
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SUMMARY:Fascinating Science at Bribie Island Seaside Museum
DESCRIPTION:Fascinating Science arrives at the Bribie Island Seaside Museum in June 2026\, offering a free Questacon exhibition for curious Brisbane families. This hands-on event features interactive puzzles and optical illusions designed to challenge children and adults alike. It is an excellent educational outing for parents seeking engaging science activities and logic games. \nFascinating Science at Bribie Island Seaside Museum\nFascinating Science is a free\, hands-on touring exhibition developed by Questacon\, the National Science and Technology Centre\, coming to the Bribie Island Seaside Museum. \nThe exhibition explores everyday scientific principles and problem-solving puzzles in a fun and engaging way\, making it a great activity for visitors of all ages. Guests are invited to get hands-on with a range of interactive challenges\, including logic puzzles\, balance activities\, optical illusions and mathematics. Put your skills to the test by unlinking loops\, building a pyramid puzzle\, making a pencil appear and disappear\, or decoding a secret message. \nWith free entry and no bookings required\, Fascinating Science is an accessible and entertaining outing for curious minds of all ages\, from young children discovering science for the first time to adults who love a good puzzle. \nPlan your visit\nWhen: Saturday 6th June – Sunday 6th September 2026. Museum is open Wednesday to Friday 10am – 4pm\, and Saturday – Sunday 10am – 3pm. \nWhere: Bribie Island Seaside Museum\, 1 South Esplanade\, Bongaree 4007 \nCost: Free entry \nMore information here
URL:https://brisbanekids.com.au/event/fascinating-science-at-bribie-island-seaside-museum/
LOCATION:Bribie Island Seaside Museum\, South Esplanade\, Bongaree\, Bribie Island\, QLD\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Brisbane Events,Free Activity
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260725
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SUMMARY:The Red Dress exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Families and kids can experience a unique piece of global art at the Museum of Brisbane when The Red Dress exhibition makes its first Australian appearance from July 2026 to September 2026. This award-winning project showcases incredible collaborative creativity\, uniting 380 international embroiderers to create one extraordinary Guinness World Record garment. \nThe Red Dress exhibition\nCollaborative creativity from 380 embroiderers in 51 countries interwoven into one garment. \nThe Red Dress is an award-winning global community art project conceived by British artist Kirstie Macleod\, spanning 14 years and uniting 380 embroiderers across 51 countries into a single\, extraordinary garment. Museum of Brisbane and Warwick Art Gallery will jointly exhibit the work in a significant coup for Queensland\, marking its first ever showing in Australia. \nOriginally designed to spark conversations about identity\, the project has evolved into a powerful platform for self-expression\, amplifying marginalised voices and addressing social issues through traditional embroidery and intricate stitchwork. From 2009 to 2023\, pieces of the dress travelled the globe\, embroidered by 367 women\, 11 men and two non-binary artists from 51 countries\, among them refugees\, asylum seekers\, survivors of war\, and disadvantaged women worldwide. The project carries local resonance too\, with Brisbane connections woven throughout. \nConstructed from 87 panels of burgundy silk dupion\, the completed dress weighs 6.8kg and holds a Guinness World Record for the largest collaborative embroidery project. It is estimated to contain between one and 1.5 billion stitches\, each one weighted with personal story and signifying the enduring link between artisans\, first-time embroiderers\, and diverse audiences around the world. \nBrisbane’s AllThreads community created a detailed and highly skilled embroidery for Australia’s contribution to the global project\, capturing the country’s unique landscape\, flora and fauna. \nOn display in Australia for the first time\, textile and embroidery artists and general audiences alike are invited to marvel at the delicate details of this deeply thought-provoking work. All 141 embroiderers with commissioned contributions received compensation\, along with a share of exhibition fees and merchandise sales. The Red Dress has previously been exhibited in major galleries and at political gatherings internationally. \nPlan your visit\nWhen: Saturday 25th July – Sunday 13th September 2026\, 10am – 5pm daily. \nWhere: Museum of Brisbane\, Level 3\, Brisbane City Hall\, 64 Adelaide St\, Brisbane City 4000 \nCost: Free entry \nMore information here
URL:https://brisbanekids.com.au/event/the-red-dress-exhibition/
LOCATION:Museum of Brisbane\, Lv 3\, Brisbane City Hall\, 64 Adelaide St\, Brisbane City QLD 4000\, Brisbane\, QLD\, 4000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Brisbane Events,Free Activity
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SUMMARY:Clancestry for Kids 2026
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate First Nations arts and culture with your family at Clancestry for Kids at QPAC this August 2026. Held at South Brisbane\, this free\, family-friendly weekend event offers interactive children’s activities\, including circus workshops\, cultural crafts\, and face painting\, making it a perfect educational day out for local Brisbane kids. \nClancestry for Kids 2026\nClancestry for Kids returns on the 1st & 2nd August 2026 in a program of First Nations arts and culture at QPAC. \nJoin in for a weekend of vibrant culture\, creativity\, and family fun as we celebrate First Nations art\, stories\, and community with Clancestry for Kids! As part of Clancestry’s Festival Ground\, this free\, family-friendly event transforms South Bank’s Cultural Forecourt into a vibrant space filled with art\, music\, and playful discovery. \nKids can enjoy Face Painting with Kaylah Coghill\, step inside the TribalLink Cultural Discovery Van for an immersive cultural experience\, get hands-on with cultural crafts with Deadly Kindies Arts and Crafts\, weave their own mini dilly bag at Queensland Museum’s Dilly Bag Lab\, go on an exciting hide-and-seek adventure in Find Our Friends\, try circus tricks at The Big Little Circus Workshop with Flipside Circus\, and witness the spectacular performance Birmba. \nWhether you’re enjoying live performances\, playing games\, creating art\, or connecting with culture\, Clancestry for Kids is a fun day out you and your little ones won’t want to miss – perfect for all ages! \nFace Painting with Kaylah Coghill  10am to 4pm \nA favourite with children and families\, the face painting activity returns to celebrate creativity and colourful designs inspired by storytelling\, identity and community spirit. This year’s experience is led by local First Nations artist Kaylah Coghill\, a Yagara/Koenpul woman from Nginila and Tjerangari\, which is Inala and Stradbroke Island. She is a direct descendant of the Yagara peoples of Magandjin\, who are the traditional custodians of Brisbane as well as the Koenpul peoples of Quandamooka\, who are the traditional custodians of the Moreton Bay region. Kaylah is a teacher aide who works in her local community of Inala. She has spent the last years raising her two children and working within the local communities of Magandjin teaching Indigenous workshops on art\, music\, language and dancing. She has also participated in many creative community and council projects in and around the Inala area\, working with Elders\, teens and young children. \nTribalLink’s Cultural Discovery Van  10am to 4pm \nStep inside the TribalLink Cultural Discovery Van – a vibrant space filled with cultural resources\, art and artefacts. Experience First Nations culture through stories\, song\, music\, dance and hands-on discovery. An immersive experience you can touch\, taste\, feel\, hear and see. \nDeadly Kindies Arts and Crafts  10am to 4pm \nGet crafty with Deadly Kindies! Presented by the Early Childhood team at the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health\, explore cultural art activities to keep your jarjum happy. There will be scratch art\, beading\, colouring in and books to enjoy. And don’t forget to add your very own cardboard hand to the Deadly Kids Community board and be a part of our everlasting legacy. \nQueensland Museum’s Dilly Bag Lab   10am to 4pm \nDilly Bag Lab is a hands-on creative workshop where people of all ages and abilities can explore the art of bag making inspired by Traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dilly bags. Participants design and create their own mini dilly bag using a mix of natural fibres – such as pandanus\, raffia and emu feathers – alongside contemporary craft materials. Once your bag is made\, you can put it to the test! How much weight can your dilly bag hold? What kinds of special items might it carry? Dilly Bag Lab blends culture\, creativity and curiosity\, offering a space to learn by making\, experimenting and discovery. \nFind Our Friends 10am to 4pm \nMeet our deadly friends – Gooril\, Gudya\, Pow-Why\, Binkin and Gargarra. They are so excited to play hide and seek with you all! They have hidden themselves around the Green\, waiting for you to come and find them. And don’t forget – if you find them all\, you will receive a temporary tattoo! Find Our Friends teaches children the history and cultural knowledge about Brisbane and its fauna by combining traditional animal names with the well-known children’s game of hide and seek. \nThe Big Little Circus Workshop  10am to 4pm \nRoll up and try something new! Drop into Flipside Circus’ hands-on circus workshops and spin a plate\, twirl a hoop\, or learn a trick or two – led by Flipside’s young performers and experienced trainers. These short\, fun-filled sessions are perfect for wee ones and their grown-ups alike. \nBirmba  10:30am and 2pm \nAs a once-in-a-century event is fast approaching\, Kukubaka\, the lively chatterbox\, Junkurrji\, the strong and steady protector\, and Junkaji\, the wise one\, encourage audiences to connect and re-ground. Guided by knowledge passed down from generation to generation and deep listening\, will the collective voice and spirit save their fellow rainforest jawun (friends)? Touching on comradeship\, loss and strength in numbers\, this multi-layered interactive theatrical experience invites audiences of all ages to witness a story of resilience\, responsibility\, and belonging. Birmba speaks to the importance of coming together in times of change\, reminding us that when voices rise in harmony\, they can protect\, heal\, and guide the future. Written by Merindi Schrieber. Anyone under 18 years must be accompanied by an adult. \nPlan your visit\nWhen: Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd August 2026 from 10am \nWhere: Melbourne Street Green\, QPAC\, South Brisbane \nCost: Free \nFor more information here.
URL:https://brisbanekids.com.au/event/clancestry-for-kids/
LOCATION:Melbourne Street Green- QPAC\, Grey Street\, South Bank \, Qld\, 4101\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Brisbane Events,Free Activity
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SUMMARY:Brisbane Sculpture Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:Discover inspiring outdoor artwork at the Brisbane Sculpture Festival starting this August 2026. Held at the Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens\, this event showcases incredible works from local artists. It offers Brisbane kids and parents a wonderful opportunity to explore a scenic sculpture trail and enjoy hands-on art demonstrations together. \nBrisbane Sculpture Festival 2026\nMt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens will come alive with creativity as the Brisbane Sculpture Festival returns\, turning the gardens into an inspiring outdoor gallery the whole family can enjoy. \nPresented by Sculptors Queensland\, the free event features both indoor and outdoor exhibitions showcasing works by some of Queensland’s most prominent sculptors\, from bold and contemporary to whimsical and thought-provoking. Every piece is available for purchase\, and visitors are encouraged to vote in the People’s Choice award for their favourites. A gold coin donation or raffle ticket purchase is appreciated. \nThe indoor exhibition is held at the Mt Coot-tha Auditorium from 1st to 9th August (open daily 10am to 4pm)\, where visitors can view works up close and speak directly with the sculptors. \nThe outdoor sculpture trail winds through the beautiful botanic gardens from 1st August to 30th October (open daily 10am to 4pm)\, with sculptures of all shapes and sizes tucked among the greenery. \nSculpture demonstrations will be held on selected dates throughout the festival\, and small group tours of the outdoor trail are available by appointment. Free parking is available in the gardens’ main carpark\, with overflow parking accessible via Ada Street. \nPlan your visit\nWhen: \n\nOutdoor Exhibition Saturday 1st August until Friday 30th October 2026 during the Garden opening hours (10am – 4pm);\nIndoor Exhibition Saturday 1st August to Sunday 9th August 2026 (10am – 4pm)\n\nWhere: Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens & Mt Coot-tha Auditorium\, 170 Mt Coot-tha Road\, Mt Coot-tha \nCost: Free Admission. Gold coin donation or purchase of raffle tickets appreciated for this exhibition with fabulous sculptural and other prizes available. \nMore information here
URL:https://brisbanekids.com.au/event/brisbane-sculpture-festival/
LOCATION:Queensland
CATEGORIES:Book in advance events,Brisbane Events,Free Activity
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SUMMARY:Mt Carmel Community Fete
DESCRIPTION:Experience a classic school festival at the Mt Carmel Community Fete in Coorparoo this August 2026. This free-entry South Brisbane event offers local families a fantastic day out with carnival rides\, a baby farmyard animal nursery\, pony rides\, and food stalls\, making it the perfect weekend activity for Brisbane kids and parents. \nMt Carmel Community Fete 2026\nGet ready! Get excited! OLMC is about to bring the community spirit and family fun! Fete preparations have begun for the school’s main fundraising event for the year. We have your day covered with around 30 stalls\, auctions\, animals\, play areas and rides for all ages\, entertainment\, showbags\, and delicious food. \nThe Mount Carmel Community Fete is one of south Brisbane’s biggest annual fetes that celebrates our wonderful community! Come and enjoy a host of culinary delights against a backdrop of fun and activity. \nTake in many stalls featuring fete favourites homemade Cakes\, Jams and Preserves\, Sample Bags\, Face Painting\, Baby Farmyard Animals\, Handmade Gifts\, Pony Rides\, Lob-a-Choc\, Pre-loved Books and Toys\, BBQ\, Greek Food and amazing rides for all ages. \nOver the last few years\, the Fete has raised record-breaking contributions for our children. Join us to make this year better than ever. \nPlan your visit\nWhen: Sunday 2nd August 2026\, 9.30am – 3.30pm \nWhere: Our Lady of Mt Carmel Primary School\, Norfolk Street\, Coorparoo 4151 \nCost: Free entry \nMore information here
URL:https://brisbanekids.com.au/event/mt-carmel-community-fete/
LOCATION:Our Lady of Mt Carmel Primary School\, 20 Norfolk St\, Coorparoo\, Queensland\, 4151\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Brisbane Events,Featured Events,Free Activity
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SUMMARY:Sunday Sounds @ Paradise Point Parklands
DESCRIPTION:Sunday Sounds @ Paradise Point Parklands\nEnjoy a wonderful afternoon of free music and dancing at Paradise Point Parklands. \nEnjoy a wonderful afternoon of free live music and fun at Paradise Point Parklands.\nBring your family and friends along to enjoy an afternoon of free live music\, suitable for the whole family. \nBring your chairs\, rugs and picnic snacks\, or take advantage of our renowned food and beverage outlets along The Esplanade. \nConsider using public transport or active travel. \nArtists\n2nd February – The Vinyl Revival\n2nd March – Funky 80’s Flashback featuring The Floorburners\n6th April – The Hitmen: Hits of the 70s\, 80s and 90s\n4th May – Jodie Joy and The Soul Train Band\n1st June – The Issi Dye and Glenn Douglas Show\n6th July – Street Café Music Revival\n3rd August – Smooth Grooves with Black Tie Affair \nSunday Sounds @ Paradise Point Parklands\nWhen: First Sundays of the month. March & April: 2pm – 5pm\, May – August: 1pm – 4pm \nWhere: Paradise Point Parklands\, The Esplanade\, Paradise Point\, 4216 \nCost: Free  \nMore information: Sunday Sounds @ Paradise Point Parklands
URL:https://brisbanekids.com.au/event/sunday-sounds-paradise-point-parklands/2026-08-02/
LOCATION:Paradise Point Parklands\, The Esplanade\, Paradise Point\, Queensland\, 4216\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Brisbane Events,Free Activity,Gold Coast Events
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SUMMARY:Moggill Sunday Farm Day
DESCRIPTION:Moggill Sunday Farm Day\nMonthly Sunday Farm Days in Moggill are held on the first Sunday of every month\, offering families a relaxed and hands-on farm experience. \nThe farm opens to visitors with a range of poultry available for purchase\, along with feed\, equipment and other farm essentials. Guests can visit the animal nursery to hold chicks and ducklings\, enjoy pony rides\, meet silky chickens and interact with friendly puppies. Face painting will also be available for children. \nFood and drinks are on offer throughout the day\, including freshly brewed coffee\, an ice cream van\, a sausage sizzle and hot chicken pies. Sunday Farm Days provide an enjoyable rural outing with something for all ages. \nMoggill Sunday Farm Day event details \nWhen: First Sunday of every month\, 10am – 12:30pm \nWhere: Heritage Hatchlings\, 175A Hawkesbury Rd\, Moggill 4070 \nCost: Free entry \nMore information: Moggill Sunday Farm Days
URL:https://brisbanekids.com.au/event/moggill-sunday-farm-day-5/2026-08-02/
LOCATION:Heritage Hatchlings Moggill\, 175A Hawkesbury Road\, Moggill\, Queensland\, 4070\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Brisbane Events,Free Activity
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SUMMARY:Jan Power's Farmers Market @ Eagle Farm
DESCRIPTION:The weekly Jan Powers Farmers Markets at Eagle Farm Racecourse offer a fantastic Sunday morning outing for local families and their dogs. Launching in May 2026\, this free Brisbane event features farm-fresh produce\, delicious food stalls\, and artisan products\, providing a premium foodie experience for kids and parents in a historic\, spacious setting. \nJan Power’s Farmers Market @ Eagle Farm\nJan Powers Farmers Markets has launched a new weekly market at Eagle Farm Racecourse\, bringing its signature carefully curated mix of farm-fresh produce\, coffee\, flowers\, hot and cold food\, bakery goods\, plants and artisan products to Brisbane’s inner north. Running every Sunday\, it promises a premium weekly food experience in one of the city’s most historic venues. \nThe spacious\, country-meets-city atmosphere makes for an ideal Sunday outing for the whole family\, including dogs\, with free entry for all. \nPlan your visit\nWhen: Every Sunday\, 7am – 1pm \nWhere: Eagle Farm Racecourse\, 230 Lancaster Road\, Ascot 4007 \nMore information here
URL:https://brisbanekids.com.au/event/jan-powers-farmers-market-eagle-farm/2026-08-02/
LOCATION:Eagle Farm Markets\, 230 Lancaster Rd\, Ascot\, Brisbane\, Queensland\, 4009\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Brisbane Events,Free Activity,Markets
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