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Community Events in September 2026

Clay on Display at the Redcliffe Pottery Group

Discover the creativity of local ceramic artists when the Redcliffe Pottery Group presents its annual Clay on Display exhibition from Wednesday, 2 September to Sunday, 27 September.

Held at the Old Redcliffe Fire Station, the exhibition showcases around 140 works by members across wheelthrowing, handbuilding and sculpture, alongside this year’s feature categories, ‘Birds’ and ‘Everyday Objects’. All pieces will be available for purchase, with visitors also invited to vote for their favourite artwork.

President My Yutaka ‘Tad’ Tadokoro said the exhibition celebrated the diversity of the local pottery community.

“Clay on Display is a celebration of the vast creativity of our pottery community,” Tad said. “Whether a rookie or more established potter, everyone gets a chance to share their love of ceramics.”

Open Wednesday to Sunday, 10am-3pm. Pop-up market: Saturday, 5 September, 9am-12pm (official display opening at 1pm).

For more information, visit The Redcliffe Pottery Group.

Redcliffe Sportfishing Festival 2026

Anglers from across Queensland will head to the peninsula for the 2026 Redcliffe Sportfishing Festival from Friday, 4 September to Sunday, 6 September.

Hosted by the Redcliffe Peninsula Game & Sportfish Club, the three-day festival at the Moreton Bay Boat Club in Scarborough includes a Friday night meet and greet, a weekend-long fishing competition, a presentation dinner and awards night, competition presentations, lunch and the Australian National Sportsfishing Association (ANSA) Queensland AGM.

Adam Royle, Events Coordinator, ANSA Queensland, said the festival brought members together from across Queensland.

“The 2026 ANSA Queensland Redcliffe Sportfishing Festival is an opportunity for ANSA members, family and friends to come together and celebrate recreational fishing,” Adam said. “The Sportfishing Festival always has a great mixture of social and competitive activities for people of all ages and is a highlight on the ANSA calendar.”

Find more information or to register here.

Evening on Broadway: Reversing the Roles

Musical theatre favourites will get a fresh twist when Introspect Theatre Company presents Evening on Broadway: Reversing the Roles at Scarborough Harbour Brewing Co. on Saturday, 5 September and Saturday, 12 September at 7pm.

The cabaret-style show sees performers taking on roles and songs they have always wanted to perform, with music from Wicked, Rent, Cabaret, Hadestown, Mamma Mia!, Legally Blonde, Matilda and more.

Director Lily Chippendale said the cast had embraced the opportunity to try something different.

“It’s been amazing to watch this exceptionally talented group of performers bring our Broadway favourites to life, and see them step into so many new and fun roles,” Lily said. “What I love most about the show is the joy and authenticity each and every cast member brings to their performance.”

Tickets start at $39. For bookings, visit TryBooking and search Evening on Broadway: Reversing the Roles, or visit Scarborough Harbour Brewing Club.

Community Events in August 2026

Irish Music & Dance Sensation at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre

Experience the music, dance and storytelling of Ireland when A Taste of Ireland comes to Redcliffe Entertainment Centre on Saturday, 22 August.

Featuring former World Irish dance champions and performers from the recent West End casts of Éireann, Lord of the Dance and Riverdance, the production combines live music, singing, tap battles and traditional Irish favourites in a high-energy theatrical performance.

Ceili Pace, Executive Producer, said: “A Taste of Ireland is emotional, immersive, and unapologetically Irish – a love letter to Ireland performed by former World Irish dance champions. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and by the end of the night, you’ll be jigging in the aisles.”

Book your spots online or phone 3480 6280.

Peninsula Motorfest 8.0 at Pelican Park

Car enthusiasts and families are invited to enjoy three days of motoring action when Peninsula Motorfest 8.0 returns to the Redcliffe Peninsula from Friday, 28 August to Sunday, 30 August.

The annual community event will feature hundreds of classic cars, hot rods, old-school muscle cars, modern V8s and motorcycles, alongside live music, trade displays, prize giveaways, a Friday night cruise and the event’s biggest-ever Kids Zone. Proceeds from the event will support local charity Redcliffe Mums Inc.

Aarash Almassi, Founder and Event Director, said the event was about bringing the community together while supporting a worthy local cause.

“Peninsula Motorfest is more than just a car show – it’s a weekend that brings together passionate car enthusiasts, local families and the wider community for a great cause,” Aarash said.

For more information, visit Peninsula Motorfest on Facebook.

Gavin Lazarus Live at Jumping Goats Bar

Enjoy a free evening of live music when acclaimed Brisbane singer-songwriter Gavin Lazarus performs at Jumping Goats Bar on Saturday, 1 August.

Known for his eclectic repertoire and engaging storytelling, Gavin’s performances blend classics from the 1960s through to the 1990s with original songs, rock ‘n’ roll, jazz and swing standards.

Gavin Lazarus said he loves performing at the popular Margate venue.

“It’s a great, intimate venue that really supports its artists, with an audience of real music lovers, there to listen, be entertained and learn something new,” he said.

Find more information here, phone 3184 5473.

Community Events in July 2026

Kings of Country Rock at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre

The spirit of 1970s American rock will come alive when Kings of Country Rock brings its tribute to The Eagles and Creedence Clearwater Revival to Redcliffe Entertainment Centre on Friday, 17 July.

Created by drummer and vocalist Peter Timms, the two-hour live concert celebrates the timeless hits of two legendary bands with powerhouse vocals, soaring harmonies and a six-piece live band.

“The Eagles and CCR created music that crossed generations and still fills dance floors and concert halls today,” Peter said. “People don’t just listen to these songs – they’ve lived them, they are the soundtrack of a generation.”

Friday, 17 July | Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Downs Street, Redcliffe | Tickets from $65.
Book online or phone 3480 6280.

Boots and Brews Line Dancing at Scarborough Harbour Brewing Co.

Line dancing returns to Scarborough Harbour Brewing Co on Sunday, 12 July.

Hosted by Claire Harris, founder of Footloose Fun, the monthly event invites people of all ages and experience levels to enjoy an afternoon of beginner-friendly boot scooting.

“Boots and Brews is a great chance for people of all ages and backgrounds to come along and learn how to bootscoot,” Claire said. “It doesn’t matter if you’ve never danced before – the two-hour lesson is beginner-level, so two left feet are welcome.”

Sunday, 12 July | 4pm-6pm
Adults $10 | Children 12 and under $5
Scarborough Harbour Brewing Co, 21 Bird O’Passage Drive, Scarborough
Book your spots now!

Meet the Author: Mike Carlton at Redcliffe Library

Join journalist and naval historian Mike Carlton at Redcliffe Library on Wednesday, 22 July as he discusses his latest book, The Burning Blue.

The new release explores the history of the Royal Australian Navy’s Fleet Air Arm, celebrating the pilots, observers, mechanics and engineers who helped shape Australian naval aviation.

“There are fabulous stories about Australian sailors and their triumphs in the air – and some tragedies – in both war and peace,” Mike said. “Stories of battles high in the clouds, of flying through snowy blizzards or tropical heat, or of daring peacetime rescues on land and at sea.”

Free. Bookings recommended.

Wednesday, 22 July | 6.30pm (arrive from 6pm)
Redcliffe Library
476 Oxley Avenue, Redcliffe
For more information, phone 3883 5745 or email redcliffe.library@moretonbay.qld.gov.au

Community Events in June 2026

Make Music Month Concert

Celebrate local music and community performance when the Make Music Month Concert comes to Redcliffe Entertainment Centre on Sunday, 14 June.

Alison Knox, Senior Venue and Events Support Officer at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, said the free event will celebrate local talent and community music-making, with something for everyone to enjoy.

“It features a young musicians showcase, a songwriters’ showcase and wraps up with the City Sings Concert where everyone’s invited to join in,” Alison said.

The program features performances by young musicians aged 12-25, original songs by local songwriters and a large-scale community singalong open to all ages.

Young Musicians showcase 2.30pm-3.30pm | Songwriters’ showcase 3.45pm-4.45pm | City Sings Concert 6pm-7.30pm

For more information, visit www.redcliffeentertainmentcentre.com.au

Explore the Fear of Sharks and Our Connection to the Ocean

Explore the psychology behind our relationship with the ocean when Adelaide University senior lecturer Dr Brianna Le Busque presents Talking About Fear of Sharks and Our Connection with the Ocean on Thursday, 18 June.

Holding a PhD in Psychology, Dr Le Busque specialises in environmental psychology and will examine why sharks provoke such strong fear responses, despite other risks posing a far greater threat. The presentation will also explore how our emotional connection to oceans and “blue spaces” influences wellbeing and conservation attitudes.

The event will also discuss Ocean Literacy in Australia and how environmental events can impact the way communities interact with coastal spaces.

7pm-9pm | Deception Bay Environmental Hub, 7 Joseph Crescent, Deception Bay

For more information, contact organiser.redcliffesunrise@gmail.com or phone 0499 099 571.

The Michael Jackson HIStory Show

Celebrate the music and legacy of the King of Pop when The Michael Jackson HIStory Show comes to Redcliffe Entertainment Centre on Friday, 19 June.

Alison Knox, Senior Venue and Events Support Officer at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, said the full-scale stage production pays tribute to Michael Jackson’s legendary career, from his early Jackson 5 days through to his global pop superstardom.

“Redcliffe Entertainment Centre and Showtime present this spectacular music tribute and full-scale stage production honouring the one and only King of Pop, Michael Jackson,” she said.

Featuring performer Garth Field alongside a live band, dancers, authentic costumes and theatrical effects, the show includes hits such as Thriller, Billie Jean, Beat It, Smooth Criminal and Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough.

7.30pm | Tickets $69 | Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Downs Street, Redcliffe

Community Events in May 2026

Redcliffe Mums Charity Trivia Night & Auction at Scarborough Bowls Club

Enjoy a fun night out while supporting a meaningful cause when Redcliffe Mums Inc hosts its Charity Trivia Night and Cent Auction on Saturday, 30 May.

Raising funds to support local children with essential school items, the event brings the community together for a fun night of trivia, prizes and community spirit.

Trisha Hassum, Treasurer of Redcliffe Mums Inc, said it will be “a fun-filled night of laughs, friendly competition and great prizes, all for a great cause, helping local children access essential school items.”

Saturday, 30 May | $10 per person | Doors open 5.30pm, games begin 7pm | Scarborough Bowls Club, 321 Scarborough Road, Scarborough

For bookings, email redcliffemums@gmail.com or phone Trisha on 0438 747 162.

Moreton Bay Turtle Expo 2026

Turtle Family Fun Day will be celebrated on Saturday, 9 May, with two community events focused on conservation and education.

A Turtle Awareness Expo will be held at Queens Beach North, Scarborough, from 10am to 2pm. The free event will feature educational displays, guest speakers and activities for children, raising awareness about local turtle habitats and protection.

“The event continues to attract interest from a wide cross section of the community, particularly children, as the hatchling season comes to a close,” Colin Scobie, vice-president of Rotary Redcliffe Sunrise, said.

Later, an outdoor screening of The Adventures of Sam the Turtle will take place at the Redcliffe Amphitheatre at Settlement Cove. Guests can arrive from 5pm for a 5.30pm start.

Saturday, 9 May | Expo 10am-2pm | Movie from 5pm | Queens Beach North and Redcliffe Amphitheatre, Settlement Cove

For more information, visit portal.clubrunner.ca/15918/Events/family-fun-turtle-day-9-may-2026

Once Upon a Tune at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre

Enjoy an afternoon of storytelling through music when the Brisbane City Pops Orchestra presents Once Upon a Tune at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre on Saturday, 30 May.

The concert will feature a diverse program of music drawn from fairy tales, films, musicals, ballet, opera and classical favourites, performed by the full orchestra alongside guest artists.

Alison Knox, Senior Venue and Events Support Officer at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, said: “The Brisbane City Pops Orchestra is excited to present a magical afternoon of melodies that spark the imagination and warm the heart with a mix of music from fairytales, films, musicals, ballet, opera and classical favourites.”

Saturday, 30 May | 2pm-3.40pm | Tickets from $25 | Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Downs Street, Redcliffe

For more information, visit www.redcliffeentertainmentcentre.com.au/Events/BCPO-2026

Community Events in April 2026

Redcliffe District Orchid Society Autumn Show

The Redcliffe District Orchid Society will present its 2026 Autumn Orchid Show this month, inviting the community to enjoy a colourful orchid and foliage display.

Held at Redcliffe Showgrounds from 17-18 April between 8.30am and 3pm, the event will showcase a range of orchids grown by local members. Visitors can browse the plant sale, purchase orchid-growing supplies, watch potting demonstrations and receive expert advice suited to both beginners and experienced growers.

President Greg Coughlan said, “Come along and join us at this hugely popular local event. Learn how easy and fun orchids are to grow from experts, choose from a huge selection of flowering plants to take home, and pick up those orchid-growing supplies you might be looking for.”

For more information, visit www.redcliffeorchidsociety.org

Makeup Masterclass at The Komo

Learn how to create a flawless everyday look when professional makeup artist and colour expert Adam Buechner brings his Redcliffe Makeup Masterclass to The Komo on Friday, 17 April.

With more than 12 years of industry experience, Adam specialises in enhancing natural beauty and helping clients understand what suits their individual face shape, colouring and personal style.

“Take the guesswork out of makeup and learn a step-by-step approach to creating an elevated everyday makeup look,” Adam said. “In this 2.5-hour masterclass, we cover everything from skin preparation and face, eye and brow shapes, to creating a flawless base, soft contouring, brow design and a soft smoked eye.”

The masterclass includes a personalised colour analysis, face mapping and practical techniques to help guests feel confident. Sessions will be held at 10am, 2pm and 6pm.

Tickets start at $99. For bookings, visit Eventbrite and search ‘Adam Buechner Redcliffe Masterclass’, or find ‘Adam Buechner Beauty and Makeup’ on Facebook.

High Voltage AC/DC Experience at Redcliffe Leagues Club

Rock fans can prepare for a night of classic hits when the High Voltage AC/DC Experience takes over Redcliffe Leagues Club on Friday, 10 April.

Formed by former members of the internationally touring Let There Be AC/DC, the band is said to deliver the heart-pounding energy the original rock group is known for, performing renditions of some of the most well-known rock anthems of all time.

Frontmen Adam Spizzo and Joshua Overson take to the stage as Angus Young and Bon Scott or Brian Johnson, backed by a rhythm section that aims to deliver an electrifying night of music and nostalgia.

The event is free and takes place in the Legends Lounge from 7pm.

For more information, phone 3203 7333.

Community Events in March 2026

An Evening with Murphy’s Pigs

Celtic-rock favourites Murphy’s Pigs will return to Redcliffe Entertainment Centre on Saturday, 21 March, to celebrate 20 years of music, dance and mischief with their anniversary show, Lock Up Your Troughs.

Winners of the Australian Folk Music Awards People’s Choice for Best Band in 2024 and 2025, the 12-piece ensemble draws strong audiences, with recent Redcliffe performances selling out.

Band member John Graham, who grew up in Redcliffe, said returning to the Peninsula was always special.

“Selling out our last few shows at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre has been incredible,” John said. “Twenty years with our snouts in the trough, we’re coming back to bring our toe-tapping, foot-stomping, singalong brand of Celtic music home again.”

Joined by the Cape Byron Celtic Dance Troupe, the show starts at 7pm and promises a rousing night of classics, originals and high-energy performance.

For bookings, visit Redcliffe Entertainment Centre or phone 3480 6280.

St Patrick’s Day Celebration

St Patricks Day at Redcliffe Entertaintment Centre

A lively mix of music, comedy and Irish charm will take centre stage when the St Patrick’s Day Celebration comes to Redcliffe Entertainment Centre on Tuesday, 17 March.

The show features Rob Rosenlund from Wickety Wak and Dave Mitchell from Outtawak, alongside vocalist and guitarist John Curtin and lead guitarist Michael Olsen. Known for their humour, impersonations and engaging performances, the group delivers an interactive experience filled with laughter and audience participation.

Audiences are invited to sing along to much-loved Irish classics including Danny Boy, When Irish Eyes Are Smiling and It’s a Long Way to Tipperary, alongside popular favourites such as When You Say Nothing at All and You Raise Me Up.

The show runs from 11am to 12.30pm. Tickets start at $32.For bookings, visit Redcliffe Entertainment Centre or phone 3480 6280.

Beezentric Bee Workshop

Visitors can explore the fascinating world of bees when Beezentric hosts a free, immersive bee workshop at Redcliffe Museum as part of the launch of the Harvest exhibition on Sunday, 8 March.

Bee enthusiast and environmental educator Carolyn O’Neill, known as Caz from Beezentric, will share insights into responsible beekeeping and the vital role bees play in food production and the environment.

“I’m so grateful that beekeeping is being included in the Harvest exhibition,” Carolyn said. “It’s a vital part of our food production process and often overlooked.”

The workshop includes a live observation hive, hands-on activities, and interactive displays exploring bee life cycles, threats to bee health, and ways families can create welcoming habitats for pollinators. No bookings required.

For more information, email redcliffe.museum@moretonbay.qld.gov.au or call 07 3480 6700.

Community Events in February 2026

Billy vs Elton at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre

Music lovers are invited to a hit-filled night celebrating two of the greatest icons in pop history when Billy vs Elton comes to Redcliffe Entertainment Centre on Saturday, 14 February.

Performer and producer Michael Hynes said the show promises a high-energy and interactive night out.

“Imagine the world’s biggest singalong piano bar – throw in a nine-piece band and five amazing vocalists and you’ve got the idea,” Michael said. “All the incredible hits of Billy Joel and Elton John are delivered fully live in a highly fun, energetic format.”

Backed by a world-class band, the production celebrates decades of unforgettable music, featuring favourites such as Piano Man, Uptown Girl, Rocket Man, Crocodile Rock, and I’m Still Standing.

The show runs from 7.30pm to 10pm at the Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Downs Street, Redcliffe. Adult tickets start from $69.90.

For bookings, visit Redcliffe Entertainment Centre online or phone 3480 6280.

Bublé, Broadway & Beyond at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre

Audiences are invited to enjoy a morning of music and storytelling when Bublé, Broadway & Beyond returns to Redcliffe Entertainment Centre on Wednesday, 11 February.

Show creator and performer Thomas Armstrong-Robley said the concert holds special meaning for local audiences.

“This show was originally created for Redcliffe audiences back in 2019 as a homecoming concert after a number of years overseas,” Thomas said. “It’s gone on to perform all over the country and overseas, but I’m always utterly thrilled to be bringing it home again.”

The show runs from 11am to 12.20pm at Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Downs Street, Redcliffe. Tickets start at $32.

For bookings, visit Redcliffe Entertainment Centre online or phone 3480 6280.

Super Bowl LX at Redcliffe Tavern

Redcliffe Tavern will bring Super Bowl LX to the big screen on Monday, 9 February, giving locals the chance to catch every moment of the action live.

Venue Manager Kylie Mienert said the game would be broadcast from early morning.

“Super Bowl will be live and loud on the big 100-inch screen from 8am, with complimentary tea, coffee and toasties available,” Kylie said. “A foot-long hot dog lunch special will be available from 11am.”

Doors open from 8am, with patrons able to settle in and watch every moment of the game at Redcliffe Tavern, 34 Anzac Avenue, Redcliffe. This is an 18+ event. Terms and conditions apply.

For bookings, visit Redcliffe Tavern or phone 3051 7644.

Community Events in January 2025

Matters of Life and Death Cafe

6 January 2026, 9.30am – 11.30pm
Uniting Church Community Hub, 1 Richens Street, Redcliffe

What is a Death Cafe? A death cafe is simply a safe space for people to come together and talk about anything related to death, dying, our own mortality, advanced life care planning and sometimes touched with a little grief.

It’s not a counselling space. It’s not a grief group. There are so many ways to do death and farewells. You can design or create anything that aligns with your personality and your wishes. You need to talk about it and don’t leave your loved ones clueless and guessing. Your own mortality is worth the time and energy!

Earth and Tide Exhibition

14 January – 08 February
Old Fire Station Gallery,
395 Oxley Avenue, Redcliffe

Explore the earth and the ocean with talented artist Ron Bryant, master pastelist Tricia Taylor, and experienced potter Mary Ann Martin at their magnificent Earth & Tide Exhibition at The Old Fire Station Gallery! From earth and clay to painting of the land and sea, this is a celebration of creation! Their exhibition cleverly captures how the sky meets the land, ocean meets the shore, and the earth is shaped into pottery art. See their work from Wednesday 14 January until Sunday 8 February. Join the artists for the Official Opening on Saturday 17 January at 1pm.

Creative Workshops with artist Claudio Kirac

Friday 16 January, 10am-11.30am
Redcliffe Library Pavilion,
476 Oxley Avenue, Redcliffe

Claudio is being commissioned to create new artwork for City of Moreton Bay’s Outdoor Gallery at Redcliffe Library. Get ready to get creative and innovative as Claudio reminds us that there’s “no right way” to create.

Celebrate creativity as a form of joyful discovery and self-expression while exploring the art of collage. Explore abstract shapes inspired by Moreton Bay’s natural environment. Using coloured markers, reflective and coloured card and yarn, participants will create “shape stories” that reimagine the amazing creatures, plants, and places of Moreton Bay.

Each participant will take home their own mini artwork as a keepsake. In this workshop, Claudio invites participants of all ages to enjoy the process of making art. With consent, your creations will be photographed and later re-interpreted into the final artwork that Claudio is making for the Outdoor Gallery.

Kirrenderri:Heart of the Channel Country

January until 15 February
Redcliffe Museum
75 Anzac Avenue, Redcliffe

Kirrenderri, Heart of the Channel Country presents a visually striking and narrative-rich exhibition. It tells the extraordinary stories of one of the most remote locations at the very heart of Australia. Channel Country is renowned as an intersection for Aboriginal trade networks that connect the continent.

Revelations of the age and scale of sites in this landscape are evocative and lead to a reimagining of the deep history of this country. Rarely seen collection artefacts, historic and contemporary photographs and interviews are featured. Also included are recently discovered archaeological artefacts from several key quarry sites and Channel Country locations.

They reveal important stories about relationships forged on Country. Kirrenderri, Heart of the Channel Country is a travelling exhibition presented and toured by the University of Queensland Anthroplogy Museum, with support from Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation and Diamantina Shire Council. The exhibition tour is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

Redcliffe Entertainment Events

Go to the REC website for more information on the events below

Kenny Rogers and Friends

23 January

Graham Toole, a dedicated musician, is renowned for his unique style and professional tributes to country music legends. Raised in a musical family, Graham’s early influences include his piano-playing mother and singing father, with classical training and eisteddfod participation. At 16, Graham won a talent competition, opening for John Williamson.

He later performed tributes to Glen Campbell, John Denver, and Kenny Rogers, earning the Frank Ifield International Spur Award in 2004.

Twist and Shout

24 January

An International Tribute Celebrating The Hits of The Rock n Roll Legends of the 50’s 60’s. With Tributes To – Elvis, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Roy Orbison, The Everly Brothers, Little Richard, Del Shannon, Jerry Lee Lewis and Australia’s Johnny O’Keefe, as well as the No 1 hits of The Bee Gees, The Beatles, The Monkees and The Hollies to name a few. Starring The Multi Award Winning & Internationally Renowned The Williams Brothers.

For the Love of Jazz

28 January

Dynamic, captivating and acclaimed vocalist, Ashleigh Denning presents For The Love of Jazz; a spectacular cabaret filled with beloved classics including My Favorite Things, Have You Met Miss Jones, Almost Like Being In Love, I’ve Got You Under My Skin, All The Things You Are, The Lady Is a Tramp, It Could Happen To You, Summertime, Feeling Good and many more.

Known for her Australian performance space — the darling Miss Denning has dazzled audiences across Australia at events including: Brisbane Festival, IndOz Festival, Gympie Music Muster, The Lord Mayor’s Christmas Carols, The Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s Musical Theatre Gala, and as a member of The 7 Sopranos. For The Love of Jazz is a smorgasbord of Jazz favourites featuring glorious vocals and a stellar live band. Don’t miss this breathtakingly intimate salute to song.

Manpower Australia Show

21 January, from 7.30pm
Redcliffe Leagues Club
Crn Ashmole and Klingner roads, Redcliffe

Join the Aussie Thunder from Down Under in a spectacular stage performance for ladies only!

Friday Night Eats ‘N’ Cars Car Show

Clontarf will come alive with chrome, food, and live music when Friday Night Eats ‘N’ Cars Car Show rolls into Road Rage Industries on Friday, 5 December.

Manager Aarash Almassi said the event was all about community, connection, and cars.

“Expect a buzzing atmosphere with food trucks, market stalls, live music, and a massive car display featuring everything from muscle and hot rods to Euros, JDMs, modern V8s, and bikes,” Aarash said. “It’s a great way to celebrate summer nights while supporting a local cause.”

The free, family-friendly event will feature raffles, giveaways, and entertainment for all ages, with proceeds supporting Redcliffe Mums Inc.

The event runs from 5pm to 9.30pm at Road Rage Industries, 51 Snook Street, Clontarf. Free entry. For more information, visit Road Rage Industries or call 3283 4666.

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