Little Day Out 2026
Families visiting Ipswich can enjoy a day of music, creativity and interactive experiences at Little Day Out 2026, a family-friendly festival celebrating arts, sustainability and play.
Families visiting Ipswich can enjoy a day of music, creativity and interactive experiences at Little Day Out 2026, a family-friendly festival celebrating arts, sustainability and play.
Celebrate creativity, craftsmanship and community at the St Paul's Annual Quilt and Craft Show, a much-anticipated event showcasing an impressive collection of handmade quilts and traditional crafts.
History enthusiasts are invited to explore the remarkable story of Ipswich's beginnings at the Back to Limestone – Ipswich History Conference. Held as part of Galvanized – A Festival of Heritage 2026, this full-day conference brings together respected historians, researchers and local experts to examine the people, places and events that helped shape one of Queensland's oldest settlements.
Step back in time for an unforgettable evening at Cooneana After Dark, one of the signature heritage experiences during Galvanized – A Festival of Heritage 2026. As darkness falls over the historic Cooneana Heritage Centre
Step into the past at History Alive: A Journey Through Time, a spectacular living history and historical re-enactment event coming to Ipswich Showgrounds this September.
Turn the September school holidays into a wild adventure with the Free Jungle Safari Workshop at Nicholas Street Precinct in Ipswich. Families can become junior Jungle Explorers, create their own safari binoculars, follow a treasure map and search for hidden jungle animals throughout the precinct.
Looking for a fun school holiday activity in Ipswich that will have the whole family amazed? The Bubble Spectacular starring Dr Hubble’s Bubbles is bringing an imaginative world of bubbles, laughter and audience participation to the Ipswich Civic Centre this September.
Looking for a relaxed way to spend a Saturday morning in Ipswich? The Handmade Expo Market brings a colourful collection of makers, creators and artisans to Tulmur Place in the Nicholas Street Precinct, giving visitors plenty of opportunities to browse, shop and enjoy a morning out in the city.