Old SchoolHouse Gallery Art Exhibition - Vibrant Side of Life
An Exhibition by members Kate Stimson, Jinglebird and guest artists Andrea & Tina Horton
'Vibrant Side of Life' is an invitation to step beyond the ordinary and into a world alive with colour, movement & imagination. Celebrating those everyday moments when creativity sparks, colour speaks and life feels a little more vibrant.
Meet the talented Artists on the first Saturday of October
Round up the kids, grab the crew, and join us for a cracking Family Movie Night, every Tuesday night. The best part? It's FREE!
There's no better excuse to get everyone out of the house for an easy, fun-filled evening at the pub. We've got the comfy bean bags sorted, so all you need to do is bring your favourite blanky, snuggle in, and get ready for plenty of laughs. Whether you're wrangling little ones, or just looking for a relaxed family night out, we've done the hard work - you just need to show up!
Electrifying artistry. Emotional Precision.
Step into the intimate world of the Orava Quartet, Camerata's Quartet-in-Residence for the past decade.
Known for their interpretive insights and musical maturity, witness the intensity of four voices in perfect dialogue as they showcase Haydn's elegant craftsmanship, Janáček's dramatic storytelling, and Mendelssohn's youthful fervour.
Orava Quartet draws you into the heart of the music, where every phrase resonates with emotion and clarity. This is chamber music at its most immersive.
Enjoy the incredible artistry of the Orava Quartet up-close, seated on stage with the musicians, where every note can be seen, heard, and felt.
Featuring Daniel Kowalik, David Dalseno, Thomas Chawner, Karol Kowalik.
PROGRAM
Joseph Haydn String Quartet in D major, Op. 76
Leoš Janáček String Quartet No. 1, The Kreutzer Sonata
Felix Mendelssohn String Quartet in A minor, Op.13
Take a chance and cast your line by spinning our Drawing Wheel. Each spin lands on a surprise drawing prompt, inviting you to add a new element, texture, shape, creature, or environment to your artwork.
Just like a day on the water, you never know what you might reel in. As your drawing evolves with each spin, unexpected combinations and curious stories begin to surface. Perhaps a native fish sprouts wheels, a riverbank becomes a floating city, or a fishing lure transforms into an underwater treasure map. It's up to you!
Using the drawing materials provided, respond to the prompts as they appear and let chance guide your creativity. There are no mistakes, only new discoveries.
When you have completed your spins, it's time to reel in your masterpiece. Add your own ideas, details, colours and finishing touches to connect the elements together and make the artwork uniquely yours!
Please note that RAG staff are not responsible for supervision, parent(s)/carer(s) must remain with children while participating. Art activities suitable for all ages.
Explore and Draw at Redland Art Gallery at The Mezz, Redland Performing Arts Centre – during current exhibition, Visualising the Written Word by Redland Yurara.
This discovery map takes visitors on a journey through the gallery, with hidden moments to be discovered. Use the map and stickers to uncover hidden blooms among the artworks on display.
Keep your map to continue adding what inspires you at home.
See Box Office staff to collect your map and stickers on arrival.
The local fishmonger, or 'Fisho', is the source of inspiration for artist Jack Rodgers. Photographs of locals with their prized catches provide an entry point to reflect on the connections we establish with our surroundings - whether at familiar fishing spots or, in Rodgers' case, through treasured family pilgrimages to the local fishmonger.
Drawing on this sense of place and nostalgia, Rodgers has created a series of works that explore fishing culture. From catching, selling and eating fish to fishing gear and tackle, the works also extend into the history of Brisbane's fishmongers, including the State Fish Market at South Brisbane.
FISHO celebrates fishing not just as a pastime, but as a shared cultural experience that fosters community. While grounded in Rodgers' personal story, the exhibition speaks more broadly to the universal emotional and nostalgic connections we hold to familiar places and everyday surroundings.
In Visualising the Written Word, the artists of Redland Yurara Art Society Inc. explore the interplay between the visual and the written. Seeking inspiration from a variety of written stimuli, including poetry, song lyrics, personal correspondence and prose, the artists offer fresh, creative responses to their chosen sources.
Beyond illustration, each work offers a glimpse into the psyche of the artist, exploring both their selected written piece and their artistic response. From the deeply personal to the abstract, the breadth of works offered demonstrates the vast possibilities of creativity.
Lights out, let's dance.
No Lights No Lycra is the original dance in the dark movement proven to help people feel better.
No Lights No Lycra Redlands Coast brings the joy of dancing in a safe, friendly, non-judgemental, drug and alcohol-free atmosphere to RPAC.
The lights go out, the tunes crank, and everyone dances like nobody's watching. There's no light, no lycra, no teacher, no steps to learn, no technique, just free movement.
A bit of everything is played, from rock, pop, swing, folk, hip hop, soul, disco, cheesy top 40, and dance floor classics across the decades, the song list varies weekly. Guests can always sit out for a song or step-tap on the spot if anything doesn't take their fancy.
While it is dark, No Lights No Lycra is for dancing on your own, so people dance independently and it's completely non-contact.
No Lights No Lycra ambassadors are spread across every major city in Australia and regional towns, with outposts in cities like Tokyo, Glasgow, Texas, New York, London, and Auckland. Redlanders have been dancing in the dark for a while now.
Lights out, let's dance. There's room for everyone on the dance floor.
Fish Tale Fridays at the Gallery – during Seniors Month.
Join them for a relaxed morning at the gallery during Seniors Month. Drop in, enjoy a cuppa with friends, explore their current exhibition and share a favourite fishing memory or local fishing spot or market on their community Fish Tale wall.
Whether it is the one that got away, a treasured day on the water, or a special place shared with others, we would love to hear your story.
A welcoming morning of conversation, creativity and connection.
Get ready for a huge day of classic Australian rock as Barnes Storm brings the unmistakable sound, energy and legendary anthems of Jimmy Barnes and Cold Chisel to Little Ship Club.
Jimmy Barnes is one of the most loved and respected artists in Australian music history. From his years as the frontman of Cold Chisel to his extraordinary solo career, his music has become the soundtrack to generations of Australian lives.
Barnes Storm performs these iconic songs with the highest regard and respect, allowing longtime fans to relive their favourite memories while introducing a younger generation to the music they grew up hearing from their parents.
Sing along to legendary tracks including Driving Wheels, Lay Down Your Guns, Flame Trees, Khe Sanh, Working Class Man and many more.
Frontman Scott Bedford captures Jimmy's unmistakable voice, stage presence and raw energy with remarkable accuracy. Joined by Leon Massey on guitar, Craig Battistuzzi on bass, Luke Rosten on keys and Russ Harley on drums, the band delivers a powerful, high-energy performance that has to be seen and heard to be believed.
With a supporting act to be announced, delicious food, cold drinks and an unbeatable atmosphere by Moreton Bay, this is set to be one of the biggest days of the year at Little Ship Club.
The Gin and Makers Market is a boutique market experience bringing together a curated collection of local makers, delicious food and locally crafted gin for a relaxed Saturday afternoon at Redlands Coast Distillery in Capalaba.
Featuring a carefully selected range of stallholders, the market offers a diverse mix of unique products, handmade creations and locally made goods, with no duplication of stall categories. This thoughtful approach provides visitors with a variety of distinctive finds while showcasing the creativity and talent of local makers and small businesses.
Visitors can browse the boutique market, discover unique products, enjoy delicious food from the onsite food truck and sample locally crafted gin in the relaxed surrounds of Redlands Coast Distillery.
The Gin & Makers Market offers an inviting atmosphere for visitors looking to support local businesses, discover something special or enjoy a leisurely afternoon with friends.
Experience: Boutique makers market, local products, handcrafted gin, food and a relaxed distillery atmosphere.
Gin, makers, food and local creativity come together for a unique market experience on the Redlands Coast.
Diwali 2026 is a free outdoor community celebration hosted by the Brisbane Bayside South Indian Association, bringing the Festival of Lights to the Redlands Coast. Held at the Sam Sciacca Sports Fields, Capalaba Bulldogs Football Club, the event welcomes families and people of all backgrounds to share in one of the most joyful festivals in the Indian calendar.
The celebration features live music and dance performances, food trucks serving authentic South Indian and Indian cuisine, clothing and jewellery stalls, and a range of family activities including face painting, henna, and a jumping castle for children. The evening builds toward a fireworks display, lighting up the night in the true spirit of Diwali.
Proudly supported by Redland City Council, entry is free and everyone is welcome.
