What’s on over the last week of summer school holidays in Toowoomba

Stuck for ideas to keep the kids entertained for the final week of school holidays? Check out our guide here.

Cobb and Co Museum:

Fast and Furious Fun – weekdays until 19 Jan.

Fast cars and transport themes feature through five activity zones, as part of Summer Days at the Museum holiday activities. Bookings essential. For costs and times see here.

Solis and Josephine Mahoney race their landsailing rover creations as part of the Fast and Furious Fun holiday activity at Cobb and Co Museum. Picture: Kevin Farmer

City Golf Club:

Driving Range and Mini Golf

18 fun filled themed holes with many obstacles and twists and turns to keep the kids entertained or test their skill and improve their game at the driving range. Bookings recommended. Open daily, for costs and times see here.

Mark Fuller and son Campbell Fuller having fun on the mini golf course on the school holidays at City Golf Club. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Tabatinga

Visit Tabatinga for family fun featuring jungle gyms, ninja courses, toddler areas, a disco den, party rooms and even a go-kart track. Open daily for costs and times see here.

Lucy Heffernan (left) and Amelia Brearley have fun at Tabatinga. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Grand Central:

Toowoomba’s largest shopping centre has several fun, space-themed activities for kids to enjoy. It’s Not Rocket Science features a space observatory as well as 12 inflatable space-themed characters, ranging from 1.5 to an enormous 6.5 metres tall.

Out Of This World craft sessions – Free – 16-18 Jan

Silent Disco – bookings essential – 18 Jan

Wall-E family movies – bookings essential – 11 and 20 Jan 

It’s Not Rocket Science

Taking part in Grand Central's holiday activities Its Not Rocket Science are (from left) Hudson Cummings, Georgia Soutar, Tanner Cummings and Hannah Soutar. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Empire Theatres:

The highly popular drama workshop, The 18 Hour Play Project, returns giving

students the chance to explore their creativity before the end of the school holidays.

Over 18 hours across three days from January 16-18, students will use improvisation, performance skills and their own imaginations to create a short piece for performance.

Bookings essential, numbers limited.

Click here for more info.

Toowoomba Region Libraries:

The various libraries across the Toowoomba Regional Council area have activities to fill in the last week of school holidays. From crafting cute kawaii themed stationary to creating your own board game with lots of other crafty options in between. See all the details here.