What’s on: 10 things to do across the Darling Downs this weekend
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.
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:
Toowoomba gathered together this weekend to celebrate Holi the Festival of Colours, Love, and Spring.
Holi Colourfest returns to Toowoomba for a second year with incredible live music, food, and culture. Put on some white clothes and get ready for an explosion of colour.
There are at least 10 things happening across the Toowoomba region to keep all ages occupied this weekend, from theatre shows to multicultural festivals and much more. Check out what’s on here.
This musical performance follows the true stories of a small community that “opened their hearts, their doors and their fridges” to thousands of people who were stranded after 9/11. Funny, sad, and heartfelt: this is a story that will resonate with anyone.
See the photos taken at The Chronicle Lifeline Bookfest 2025 as avid readers mixed business with pleasure amongst thousands upon thousands of books.
Legendary tunes by some of music’s most ill-fated rock stars will hit the stage at the Empire Theatre this as part of the smash-hit 27 Club tour — and it features plenty of top Aussie performers:
From a country show, to the Johnny Cash tribute act and whodunit theatre production, there really is something for everyone this weekend.
From meeting the Broncos to miniature train rides and shows, there’s something for everyone this weekend. See what’s on here.
Iconic Australian film character, Johnny Spiteri, known for asking the court who will pay for his bus fare in Gettin’ Square, returns to the big screen to teach us all a bit about mateship. Find out how Toowoomba got a starring role:
From going for a walk back through time to strolling through market stalls, here are 10 things to keep you entertained this weekend.
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