The beauty of Australian birds and their environment is the focus of a major exhibition at Logan Art Gallery over the next two months.
Where do I belong? will run from 19 June to 29 August and brings together Queensland-based and national artists with environmental specialists, First Nations representatives, youth and individuals with disabilities from the Logan area.
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The beauty of Australian birds and their environment is the focus of a major exhibition at Logan Art Gallery over the next two months. Where do I belong? will run from 19 June to 29 August and brings together Queensland-based and national artists with environmental specialists, First Nations representatives, youth and individuals with disabilities from the Logan area. Logan City Council Thriving C
Read MoreFrom kindy kids to Elders, the Logan community is going ‘All In’ to celebrate National Reconciliation Week 2026 from 27 May to 3 June. The 2026 theme ‘All In’ is National Reconciliation Week’s call-to-action, encouraging Australians to actively contribute to reconciliation and help build a more equitable future, so Logan locals, young and old, are celebrating together. Events thr
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Jimboomba musician Jessica Holbrok is setting her sights on an amazing year to build on the success she’s already achieved. The 25-year-old started the year with a bang by taking out first place at the Tamworth Country Musical Festival’s Battle of the Buskers competition. ‘I was happy to be in the top 10 as I had not pictured getting there,’ Jessica says. ‘I couldn’t help b
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One of Logan’s favourite country artists, Jake Whittaker, has chosen Beenleigh for one of the highlights of his musical career to date – to launch his debut EP, In My Blood, live on stage. Jake will perform for his EP launch on Saturday 9 May at the Beenleigh Tavern to celebrate his project he has spent years in the making. ‘This EP has been a long time coming,’ Jake says
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Applications are now open for the annual Robyn Daw Young Visual Artist Scholarship. For the last decade before her passing, the late Robyn Daw was Logan City Council’s Creative Industries Program Leader. The $7,000 scholarship, which honours the respected artist, educator, writer and arts manager, is open to artists aged 18 to 35 years old from the City of Logan who use cultural themes in their
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From historic homesteads to living museums and ornate temples, the City of Logan is home to world-class cultural and heritage attractions that little kids (and big kids) will love. Stroll through tranquil gardens and marvel at contemporary art from around the globe, nibble on scones or cupcakes and learn about the city’s social history, or spend an afternoon immersed in Logan’s pioneering pas
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It’s less than a year since the One New Zealand Warriors announced a partnership with Logan City Council, but the local community response for the famous rugby league club’s packed-out programs around the city are already ‘exceeding all expectations’. Such is the hot success of the Warriors Inspire Logan (WIL) program since it launched 8 months ago in November, officials are pleased to
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From echoing owl calls to inspiring young changemakers, Logan’s LEAF festival is set to deliver a full day of environmental action, learning and hands-on fun when it returns on Sunday 7 June. Held at Griffith University’s Meadowbrook campus, the free Logan Eco Action Festival will bring together community groups, conservation experts and interactive activities aimed at helping locals connect w
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