A concert to be held in the back yard at 54 Arthur St Gayndah featuring local artists, including The Brothers Terry, Noah and Nathan, The Whipps, and many more. Visiting artist Niq Reefman is a professional entertainer and is coming directly from his gigs at the Gympie Music Muster.
Super-fun games to get you moving and strategising. We recommend bringing a water bottle and a change of clothes!
Join us for more Ozobot adventures and learn film making techniques with Stop Frame Animation.
Professor Stupendous is back to share more science stupendousness and exciting experiments.
Come along to Gayndah Country Markets, held monthly at Jaycees Park from 8 am to 12 pm. There is a fabulous selection of fresh, local, fruit and vegetables, home made cakes and biscuits, plants, ornaments, gifts and hand made items to be found. Grab a coffee and enjoy a BBQ breakfast while you shop.
The 2022-23 Mixed Netball season will be starting on Monday 10th October. Registrations are now open . Teams must register before 3rd October. Register by messaging Megan on 0478 964 323 or by email m.ostwald97@outlook.com
Have you ever wanted to write a memoir or your family story, but not sure where to start? Join local author Rensina van den Heuvel (Herstory: A Walk in Her Shoes) for an inspiring Creative Non-Fiction writers workshop in October. This free workshop is designed to help you get started on your writing journey. Call 0487 313 566 to make a booking, or visit your local Library. All experience levels are welcome!
Bring yourself and friends to this special event, to learn more about the network which is changing women's lives. You can read more about the meet and greet on their flyer here.
Life is just mathematics in action: the art of applying maths to answer environmental questions Join us for a FREE fun event in Gayndah! Come to hear from scientists talk about their research and why science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) skills are so important for the future. Learn about maths all around us, and the art of applying maths to answer environmental questions. This event is suitable for ALL ages. Join us as Dr Roberts explains what mathematical modelling is and how it is used to help the environment around us Learn how Dr Roberts uses mathematical modelling to help protect the Great Barrier Reef and how it can be used for bushfire work and awareness Meet Young Science Ambassador Josh Davis and learn about his career as a physicist Hear about their engaging research and mingle over FREE food and refreshments.
Did someone say storytime? Bring your little ones and join us for weekly storytime fun to Talk, Read, Sing and Play. Biggenden Library – Monday, 10.30am Eidsvold Library – Wednesday, 10.30am Gayndah Library – Friday, 10am Monto Library – Tuesday, 10am Mundubbera Library – Tuesday, 10am Mt Perry Library – Tuesday, 1pm No bookings required – come and join in! First 5 Forever is an initiative of the Queensland Government, coordinated by State Library of Queensland and delivered in partnership with local government.
Did someone say storytime? Bring your little ones and join us for weekly storytime fun to Talk, Read, Sing and Play. Biggenden Library – Monday, 10.30am Eidsvold Library – Wednesday, 10.30am Gayndah Library – Friday, 10am Monto Library – Tuesday, 10am Mundubbera Library – Tuesday, 10am Mt Perry Library – Tuesday, 1pm No bookings required – come and join in! First 5 Forever is an initiative of the Queensland Government, coordinated by State Library of Queensland and delivered in partnership with local government.
Did someone say storytime? Bring your little ones and join us for weekly storytime fun to Talk, Read, Sing and Play. Biggenden Library – Monday, 10.30am Eidsvold Library – Wednesday, 10.30am Gayndah Library – Friday, 10am Monto Library – Tuesday, 10am Mundubbera Library – Tuesday, 10am Mt Perry Library – Tuesday, 1pm No bookings required – come and join in! First 5 Forever is an initiative of the Queensland Government, coordinated by State Library of Queensland and delivered in partnership with local government.
