Hop into the weekend with these 10 events
The Easter spirit has arrived across the Toowoomba region with at least 10 hippity hopping things to do.
The Easter spirit has arrived across the Toowoomba region with at least 10 hippity hopping things to do.
Toowoomba’s beloved Chronicle Garden Competition has received a welcomed boost from the council, which has bumped up its sponsorship.
Rehearsals for this cautionary tale of social collapse have been rigorous, with regular gym sessions and stage combat training.
One of rock and roll’s pioneering frontwomen will play Toowoomba’s Empire Theatre this year as part of an exclusive Australian tour.
There’s something for everyone this weekend, from a celebration of music legends gone too soon, to writing workshops, Harmony Day picnics and plenty more. FULL DETAILS.
A promising young family of athletes have taken their Covid-19 lockdown hobby and ran with it, and are now getting ready to take home more medals in this year’s Toowoomba Marathon.
The 160th edition of one of Queensland’s oldest ag shows battled a drizzly start to festivities and attractions on Thursday, but there are still lots of events planned for the evening. Our full guide here:
Toowoomba’s 160th Royal Show came with a little bit of rain and lots of cheer. See our gallery of what you missed out on if you didn’t make the trip out to the Showgrounds:
It was party time at Clifford Park as racegoers braved a wet and wild Toowoomba Show holiday for the King of the Mountain race day hosted by Toowoomba Turf Club. See the fabulous fashion here.
Could this be Queensland’s longest-running active band? Its founder certainly thinks so. Ahead of their 60th anniversary show, here is a wild story of The Countdowns.
Don’t let wet weather dampen your fun; here are 10 things you can do across the Darling Downs this weekend.
Don’t let the cloudy weather this weekend let you despair, with school fairs and fashion shows to keep all ages entertained. See what’s on here.
The play explores a concerning trend in modern relationship that has trapped and traumatised too many women.
Dressed in green, dancing to Irish folk music, and sipping on a pint of Guinness, hundreds gather in Toowoomba to celebrate St Patrick’s Day. See our massive gallery here
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