Pride Month Creation Station
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Image credit:Embellysh Photography.
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Catch local band Causeway live at Redcliffe Museum as part of Make Music Month.
This school holiday event features the talented four-piece rock band from Scarborough with members Holly (vocals), Wes (lead guitar), Caleb (bass) and Kai (drums).
The youths started the band in 2021, at Southern Cross Catholic college, and play a unique blend of Indie, classic, garage, and pub rock, switching between original music and covers.
Causeway will belt out a collection of classics from iconic bands including Gang of Youths, Foo Fighters and Sticky Fingers.
Join in the singing and be a part of this live band experience!
Explore the exhibition Science on the Move after the event.
Free event – bookings essential.
Redcliffe Museum is open Wednesday to Friday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM, Saturday – Sunday 10:00 AM – 3:00PM.
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Enjoy songs from the musical Oklahoma at Redcliffe Museum, performed by the U3A choir as part of Make Music Month.
Choir members learn four-part songs – soprano, alto, tenor and bass – covering a wide variety of styles.
This selection is from Oklahoma, which first opened on Broadway in 1943. It was written by composer Richard Rodgers and lyricist and librettist Oscar Hammerstein II and was the first of 11 musicals written by the iconic duo.
Oklahoma follows the events surrounding two love triangles in the Oklahoma Territory at the turn of the 20th century.
Explore the exhibition Science on the Move after the event.
Free event – bookings essential.
Image credit: Courtesy U3A choir.
Redcliffe Museum is open Wednesday to Friday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM, Saturday – Sunday 10:00 AM – 3:00PM.
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Queensland State Archives presents: Remembering the 1974 floods with Dr Margaret Cook, on 22 May. Reflect on the causes, impacts and legacy of one of Queensland’s worst natural disasters.
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Queensland State Archives presents Winagaylay Ngiyani Ganunga — We Will Remember Them: Artist Talk, on 10 May. Hear artist Melissa Stannard share the stories and inspiration behind her powerful exhibition.
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Queensland Museum Kurilpa will host three in-conversation events during May to showcase the stories, contributions, and creative expressions that have shaped the Say Our Name: Australian South Sea Islander exhibition on display now at the museum.
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In this centenary year of Greater Brisbane, Annerley-Stephens History Group Inc. presents a free panel discussion -“Hurtling towards amalgamation…. reflections from the Stephens Shire” – on Tuesday 6 May from 7.00 pm – 8.00 pm at the Yeronga Community Centre, 62 Park Rd.
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