Incorporating the suburbs of Aspley, Bald Hills, Bracken Ridge, Carseldine, Fitzgibbon and Zillmere
Council’s Summer Reading program is back this year at Brisbane libraries. From 1 December 2025 to 31 January 2026, readers of all ages are invited to join the fun. Track your reading, complete challenges, borrow from the library or attend library events to earn points...
Brisbane City Council's Future Founders Bursaries are now open for application to enable Brisbane young people, aged 15-18 years, free access to business education and networking opportunities. A bursary provides young people looking to launch a business idea with...
Applications are now open for the Maker Entrepreneurship program for 2026. Take your maker business to the next level with four business development workshops delivered by artisan and a bonus product photography workshop delivered by Debi Brett Photography. This free...
Christmas carolers, dreamy dancers, mind-blowing magicians and festive fireworks will join the line-up of new experiences and family traditions in year’s Christmas in Brisbane program. Festivities will officially launch with the Lighting of the Christmas Tree in King...
It’s time to celebrate our seniors, with the Schrinner Council delivering more ways to connect, stay active and enjoy Brisbane during Seniors Month. The month-long program kicks off today with more than 420 events across the suburbs, and almost 80 per cent are...
Local artists and cultural organisations will share in almost $300,000 of funding through the Creative Sparks and Lord Mayor’s Creative Fellowships programs. Creative Sparks is jointly funded with Arts Queensland, and this year’s funding has increased by $25,000 to...
The Schrinner Council is urging Brisbane residents to dig deep and donate essential items to support people in need ahead of the next Homeless Connect event in November. In June, nearly 900 people doing it tough attended Homeless Connect, receiving meals, health...
Families can dive into hundreds of free and affordable activities this spring as the Schrinner Council delivers more to see and do across the suburbs. With more than 450 events on offer, 70 per cent of the program is completely free, making it easier than ever for...
Brisbane residents are being encouraged to prepare their homes for severe summer storms, with the Schrinner Council announcing free green waste drop-off weekends each month this spring. Items like branches, grass clippings, palm fronds and garden pruning's can be...