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Check out the range of activities on offer! Relax on a picnic rug on the grass listening to live music by a local artist. Check CoastRs social channels for the latest details. Where: The Quadrangle, Gold Coast Campus, weather permitting. When: Wednesday, 28th October, 11:30am - 1:30pm.
Sat 31 Oct, 12:00 AM – Sun 1 Nov AEST, Home of the Arts, Bundall QLD
A community-oriented cultural celebration featuring food, traditional performances, and stalls, offering a window into local Greek-Australian heritage.
Sun 1 Nov, 9:00 AM AEST, 46 Cavill Ave, Surfers Paradise, QL
Meet at the Ferry Victoria Point Jetty Terminal at 8.45 am. We can then get the 9am ferry as it's only 50 cents each way. Great day out. Usually we have coffee at the cafe, then walk around the Island; it's about 6 km. We have a swim back near the Tavern / Ferry Terminal, finally go to the Tavern or Cafe for lunch, and get the boat back after lunch / refreshments. Usually around 1.30 pm, back on the Goldy at 2.30 ish. Please bring a 2 dollar coin donation for site fees so as to keep the group/club ticking over. Thanks. Google the address for the Amity Trader Ferry and parking. Best get there early, as you might need to park on the road because carparks can fill up, especially at weekends. See you at ferry terminal.
Learn how to assess the health of our waterways by sampling and collecting data on waterbug species. The event is on Saturday, 7 November, from 9am to 11am at Long Tan Park, Currumbin Valley, QLD 4223. You may not have noticed before, but our rivers and creeks are home to hundreds of different species of waterbugs. Some of these waterbugs are extremely sensitive to pollution. When we sample water, we test for the presence or absence of these waterbugs to let us know whether a waterway is healthy or not. This activity is suitable for both children and adults of all ages. You will learn how to collect waterbug samples correctly before collecting and identifying the different species. The data collected is nationally recognised and is shared with our local councils to provide up-to-date information about the health of our waterways. What to bring includes gum boots or water shoes. No one will be permitted to enter the water without closed-toe shoes due to safety concerns. Sun protection includes natural non-polluting sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat and long sleeves. A towel and lots of drinking water should also be brought. Please make sure to register to secure your place and receive event updates. If we have to cancel this event due to weather concerns, attendees will be notified via email and mobile phone. This event is proudly supported by the City of Gold Coast, Catchment and Citizen Science Grants Program.
Get ready to leave your dinner plans in the hands of destiny with Fate of Flavours, an immersive omakase dining experience at Yamagen, created in partnership with Suntory. With tarot cards guiding your culinary journey, guests will draw from the deck to discover their fate through 16 exclusive dishes, featuring everything from delicate sashimi and indulgent Wagyu to Glacier 51 Toothfish and Yamagen favourites. Want to take things up a notch?