Weave a pair of earrings from recycled fibres coloured with natural dyes. Artist Claudia Williams teaches an easy technique for playing with colour and texture, and supplies everything you need.
A rhyme time for parents and babies under one, with songs, clapping and dancing. The action rhymes help build early communication and language skills, and you'll meet other parents.
Parents and toddlers sing, clap and dance together, picking up rhymes and songs with actions that help early reading, talking and getting along with others. Made for 1 to 2 year olds.
Poetry readings across a morning, open to new and experienced writers as well as people who like to listen. Put your name down for the open mic to read something you wrote.
A volunteer-run writing session for writers of any level. You work in 25-minute bursts with short breaks between, using the Pomodoro method, and get to meet other local writers.
Hands-on and screen-based activities set up to calm and inspire, for neurodivergent kids aged 8 to 12 and those who find sensory input overwhelming. Bring family or a friend along.
Confidential one-on-one sessions pairing local business owners with volunteer mentors through Mentoring for Growth, a Queensland Government program. Bring a growth challenge or opportunity; new and established businesses are both welcome.
Watch an experienced Genealogical Society Queensland researcher trace a family tree from scratch, using Brisbane's first mayor, John Petrie, as the example. You'll see how shipping, birth, death, marriage and land records, plus old newspapers, are used.
A small, friendly book club of men and women that meets monthly to talk over a chosen book. Picks move between novels, non-fiction and classics, and the chat stays casual.
