The final season of Outer Banks headlines a busy week of streaming, alongside a revealing Novak Djokovic documentary, a new wildlife series from the team behind The Lion King, returning comedy and family favourites, and fresh crime, science fiction and romantic drama across Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+ and Binge.
Directed by Jason Hehir, this feature-length documentary goes behind the scenes of Novak Djokovic’s life and career, combining access to the tennis champion with interviews from family members and fellow tennis greats.
LION: Miniseries
20 August 2026 | Disney+
This four-part natural history series follows Kio, a lion cub growing up in Kenya’s Maasai Mara, documenting his journey from vulnerable youngster to adult leader over four years of filming.
The Pogues return for their fifth and final season, with John B, Sarah, Kiara, Pope and Cleo facing new threats as they attempt to reclaim their future. The concluding season consists of 10 episodes.
Hans Zimmer brings together musicians and collaborators for a concert experience celebrating his film music, combining live performance with a closer look at the composer and his creative world.
Conan O’Brien returns for another season of his unconventional travel series, meeting people around the world and turning spontaneous encounters into comic adventures. The new season includes trips to Morocco, India, the Netherlands and the Philippines.
The award-winning animated family series returns with new stories centred on the wise panda Stillwater and siblings Karl, Addy and Michael. Five new episodes premiere with the fifth season.
This Mexican crime thriller follows two police officers who must survive the final hours of their shift after crossing paths with a ruthless cartel boss.
The science fiction drama returns with the crew of Ark One continuing their struggle for survival as humanity’s efforts to establish a new home on another planet face further challenges.
Maia Reficco and Eva Longoria star in this romantic drama about a college student with a chronic illness who escapes to Mallorca with her mother and unexpectedly falls in love.
This week’s streaming selection spans high-profile returning series, sports documentary, natural history, comedy, family animation, crime and science fiction. With major arrivals spread across Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+ and Binge, the week offers a broad mix for different viewing tastes.
Moreton Bay cinemas welcome three new releases this week, led by horror sequel Insidious: Out of the Further, alongside thriller Mutiny and drama Tony. Recent releases continue across the region, with a mix of family films, comedy, superhero action and large-scale adventure screening from North Lakes and Strathpine to Redcliffe, Morayfield and Bongaree.
NEW RELEASES
Insidious: Out of the Further
20 August 2026 | HOYTS (Redcliffe), Limelight Cinemas (Morayfield)
The horror franchise returns with another chapter set within its supernatural world, bringing a new story of terror to Moreton Bay screens.
The epic adaptation remains a major part of the region’s cinema program, continuing its large-scale interpretation of a legendary journey.
Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass
Event Cinemas (North Lakes), BCC Cinemas (Strathpine)
The animated rivals continue their fantastical adventure after a magical compass sends them into an unfamiliar world.
Toy Story 5
Event Cinemas (North Lakes), Limelight Cinemas (Morayfield), BCC Cinemas (Strathpine)
The latest instalment in the long-running animated series continues to bring familiar characters and a new adventure to Moreton Bay audiences.
Moreton Bay’s cinema selection for 20 – 26 August brings together new horror, thriller and drama releases with a broad range of continuing films across family, action and comedy genres. With screenings across North Lakes, Strathpine, Redcliffe, Morayfield and Bongaree, audiences have plenty of options to enjoy on the big screen this week.
Art lovers can explore exhibitions, live music, dance, choral performance, cultural events and creative workshops this weekend. The program includes historical and contemporary art, photography, Irish performance, classical music and opportunities to experience and create.
Harvest
30 May – 23 August 2026 | Pine Rivers Heritage Museum, Whiteside Find out more
Harvest explores the agricultural heritage of the region through historical objects, photographs and personal stories, examining how farming has influenced the land, economy and ways of life.
The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards
30 May – 18 October 2026 | Redcliffe Museum, Redcliffe Find out more
The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards presents a collection of humorous wildlife photographs selected from the international competition, combining striking animal images with a focus on wildlife conservation.
Creative Space by Yin Lu
27 June – 12 September 2026 | Caboolture Regional Art Gallery, Caboolture Find out more
Creative Space by Yin Lu invites visitors to explore personal stories, cultural connections and identity through participatory art-making activities, including Golden Wishes and My Story Card.
House of Gold
27 June – 12 September 2026 | Caboolture Regional Art Gallery, Caboolture Find out more
House of Gold is an exhibition by Dr Christian Thompson AO exploring shared language, food and history. The work draws on the stories and cultural exchanges surrounding the Australian gold rush.
Singing for Wellbeing Project
12 July – 26 September 2026 | Morayfield Community Hall, Morayfield Find out more
The Singing for Wellbeing Project brings people together through group singing in a community setting, encouraging connection and participation through music.
Blak Creatives Exchange
18 July – 14 November 2026 | Redcliffe Art Gallery, Redcliffe Find out more
Blak Creatives Exchange supports emerging First Nations creatives as they develop an exhibition from concept to completion. The resulting works offer fresh interpretations of the City of Moreton Bay Art Collection.
Kau-in Kau-in Blood Blood
1 August – 24 October 2026 | Pine Rivers Art Gallery, Strathpine Find out more
Kau-in Kau-in Blood Blood presents works by Judy Watson across textile, video and printmaking. The exhibition draws attention to underrepresented histories and the enduring presence of First Nations people and culture.
Diversity: Michael McCarthy
5 – 30 August 2026 | Redcliffe Art Society, Redcliffe Find out more
Diversity: Michael McCarthy presents a selection of works by artist Michael McCarthy at Redcliffe Art Society.
Idée Fixe – Repetition and Refinement
8 August – 14 November 2026 | Redcliffe Art Gallery, Redcliffe Find out more
Idée Fixe – Repetition and Refinement explores creative processes shaped by repetition, iteration and refinement through works presented at Redcliffe Art Gallery.
A Taste of Ireland
21 August 2026 | The Kings Theatre, The Events Centre, Caloundra Get Tickets
A Taste of Ireland combines Irish music, dance and storytelling in a theatrical production featuring performers with backgrounds in major Irish dance productions. The show brings together traditional and contemporary dance, live music and Irish culture.
Art on the Dancefloor
21 August 2026 | The Sanctuary by LoveLight, Clontarf Get Tickets
Art on the Dancefloor brings together music, movement and creative expression in an event designed around dancing and shared artistic experiences.
(Be)longing Opening
22 August 2026 | Redcliffe Art Gallery, Redcliffe Find out more
The opening of (Be)longing celebrates an exhibition developed through the Blak Creatives Exchange. The selected works explore interruption and displacement alongside celebration, resurgence, continuity and the ongoing renewal of cultural knowledge.
Loom Weaving With Norton Fredericks
22 August 2026 | Redcliffe Art Gallery, Redcliffe Book Now
This hands-on workshop with artist Norton Fredericks introduces participants to loom weaving and provides an opportunity to explore textile-making techniques through a guided creative session.
Bohemian Dreams | Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra
23 August 2026 | Playhouse Theatre, The Events Centre, Caloundra Get Tickets
The Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra presents Bohemian Dreams, a program inspired by the music and traditions of the Bohemian region. The concert features period instruments and a repertoire of Romantic and Classical works.
Reminiscence
23 August 2026 | Redcliffe Treehouse, Redcliffe Get Tickets
The Bel Canto Singers present an evening combining live jazz and modern choral music. Joined by a guest trio from the Jazz Music Institute, the choir performs works by Bob Chilcott, Ēriks Ešenvalds, Ola Gjeilo and Eric Whitacre.
This weekend’s program brings together exhibitions, visual art, First Nations creative perspectives, weaving, dance, Irish performance, orchestral music and choral works across Moreton Bay.
Families can enjoy hands-on science, playgroups, community celebrations, music, dancing, markets, food and outdoor activities this weekend. The program includes opportunities for children and adults to connect, play, explore and enjoy local entertainment.
Fascinating Science
6 June – 6 September 2026 | Bribie Island Seaside Museum, Bongaree Find out more
Fascinating Science is a hands-on exhibition developed by Questacon exploring everyday scientific principles through puzzles, logic, balance, illusions and mathematics. Visitors of all ages can take on interactive challenges and problem-solving activities.
North Lakes Playgroup
21 August 2026 | Coffee Lane, North Lakes Find out more
North Lakes Playgroup offers a relaxed catch-up for parents while children play, explore and make new friends. The session includes a fully fenced play space and an opportunity for families to connect with the local community.
Eatons Hill SS P&C Carnival 2026
22 August 2026 | Eatons Hill State School, Eatons Hill Find out more
The Eatons Hill SS P&C Carnival brings together rides, food, a bake sale, sideshow games, showbags, face painting and a petting zoo. The community celebration concludes with a fireworks display.
Redcliffe Playgroup
22 August 2026 | Redcliffe Uniting Church, Redcliffe Find out more
Redcliffe Playgroup provides an opportunity for parents and children to meet, play and connect with other local families in a relaxed community setting.
300th Event
22 August 2026 | North Harbour, Burpengary East Find out more
300th Event marks a community gathering at North Harbour, bringing people together to celebrate the occasion with local families and participants.
Miniraves
22 August 2026 | Eatons Hill Hotel, Eatons Hill Get Tickets
Miniraves is a rave-style music experience designed for children and their grown-ups. The event features live DJs, family-friendly electronic music, festival-style lighting, immersive production, performers, inflatables, balloon drops and dancefloor activities.
Samford Parklands Village Green Opening
22 August 2026 | Samford Parklands, Samford Valley Find out more
The Samford Parklands Village Green Opening celebrates the launch of a new community space, bringing local residents together for an afternoon of activities and entertainment.
HMWC Toy Swap
22 August 2026 | Alf Shaw Community Centre, Strathpine Find out more
HMWC Toy Swap gives families the opportunity to exchange pre-loved toys and find something new to take home. The community event encourages sharing and reuse while providing a family-friendly social activity.
Let’s Keep Dancing! | TLC Dance Troupe | The Lakes College
23 August 2026 | Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Redcliffe Get Tickets
Let’s Keep Dancing! showcases performers from TLC Dance Troupe in a live dance production. The performance brings together students from The Lakes College for an afternoon celebrating movement and dance.
Three Wild Adventures
23 August 2026 | Redcliffe Showgrounds, Redcliffe Find out more
Three Wild Adventures brings a family-focused event to Redcliffe Showgrounds with activities and entertainment for children and the wider community.
Food Fest
23 August 2026 | Caboolture Showgrounds, Caboolture Find out more
Food Fest brings food, local flavours and community entertainment together at Caboolture Showgrounds for a family-friendly day out.
Redcliffe Markets
Every Sunday | Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe Find out more
Redcliffe Markets offer a Sunday outing with market stalls, food and local shopping along the waterfront. Families can browse a range of goods while enjoying the atmosphere of the foreshore.
Caloundra Street Fair brings market stalls, food and local shopping to Bulcock Street each Sunday. Visitors can browse a range of goods and enjoy a relaxed day out.
This weekend offers a mix of science, play, community celebrations, music, dance, markets, food and family activities, with events designed to bring local communities together across Moreton Bay.
Live music, touring acts, tribute shows and contemporary performances feature this weekend, with Australian rock, indie music, hip hop, acoustic guitar, pop classics and theatrical entertainment appearing across the region.
Huxton Creepers – 12 Days to Paris 40th Anniversary Tour
21 August 2026 | Norton Music Factory, Caloundra West Get Tickets
The Huxton Creepers celebrate 40 years of their debut album 12 Days to Paris by performing the record in its entirety, alongside other favourites. Special guests The Johnnys join the Melbourne rock band for the anniversary show.
Mental As Anything – 50th Anniversary Regional Run
21 August 2026 | Kings Beach Tavern, Kings Beach Get Tickets
Mental As Anything returns in 2026 as founding members Peter O’Doherty and Reg Mombassa reunite with a new lineup to mark the band’s 50th anniversary. The regional tour celebrates five decades of Australian music and the group’s extensive catalogue.
Acoustic Guitar Spectacular
21 August 2026 | Maleny Community Centre, Maleny Get Tickets
Hosted by guitarist Michael Fix, Acoustic Guitar Spectacular brings together Jason McGregor and Craig Claxton for an evening of acoustic music. The three performers showcase distinct approaches shaped by fingerstyle, blues, rock, jazz and contemporary guitar traditions.
Queen Bohemian Rhapsody 50 Years On
21 August 2026 | Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Redcliffe Get Tickets
Queen Bohemian Rhapsody 50 Years On is a tribute show led by Australian Freddie Mercury impersonator Thomas Crane, celebrating the music and stage legacy of Queen.
Nightclub Ft. Melissa Grace
21 August 2026 | Eatons Hill Hotel, Eatons Hill Get Tickets
Nightclub features Melissa Grace in a live performance at Eatons Hill Hotel, bringing contemporary entertainment and live music to the venue.
Herman’s Hermits
22 August 2026 | The Kings Theatre, The Events Centre, Caloundra Get Tickets
Herman’s Hermits brings the music of the British pop group to Caloundra in a live concert celebrating songs from the band’s extensive catalogue.
Young Lust 3 Ft. Happy Valley, Vandalism Angel, Whitt’s End, Whiplassh and Noise
22 August 2026 | Norton Music Factory, Caloundra West Get Tickets
Young Lust 3 brings together Happy Valley, Vandalism Angel, Whitt’s End, Whiplassh and Noise for a multi-band live music lineup at Norton Music Factory.
Ivan Ooze – Isolation of Mistaken Infamy Tour
22 August 2026 | Kings Beach Tavern, Kings Beach Get Tickets
Australian hip hop artist Ivan Ooze brings his debut album Isolation of Mistaken Infamy to the stage. The tour explores themes of identity, perception and being misunderstood through his energetic live performance.
A Taste of Ireland 2026 Australian Tour
22 August 2026 | Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Redcliffe Get Tickets
A Taste of Ireland combines Irish music, dance and storytelling in a live production featuring former World Irish dance champions and performers with connections to Lord of the Dance, Riverdance and Éireann. The show includes live singing, tap, contemporary dance and reworked versions of traditional Irish songs.
The Upside Duo
22 August 2026 | Bribie Island RSL Club, Bongaree Find out more
The Upside Duo performs live at Bribie Island RSL Club with a repertoire spanning popular music and familiar favourites.
This weekend brings together Australian rock, indie music, hip hop, acoustic guitar, British pop classics, tribute performances and Irish music and dance, with touring artists and live performers appearing across the region.
The return of Camp Rock 3 brings the Jonas Brothers back to Disney+ for a new generation of musical campers, while Lanterns introduces a new chapter of the DC universe. The week’s Australian streaming arrivals also include a new adaptation of My Brilliant Career, workplace comedy, horror, coming-of-age drama and an investigative documentary about Boeing.
This Australian horror film follows a medical student whose involvement in an unusual weight-loss treatment takes a disturbing turn, blending psychological unease with supernatural horror.
Philippa Northeast stars as Sybylla, a fiercely independent young woman in early 20th-century Australia who dreams of becoming a writer while confronting family expectations, romance and the pressures of conventional life. The six-part series is a new adaptation of Miles Franklin’s classic Australian novel.
Shane Gillis returns for another season of the workplace comedy, continuing the chaotic day-to-day life of the struggling Valley Forge automotive shop and its dysfunctional staff.
The Jonas Brothers return as Connect 3, heading back to Camp Rock after losing their opening act for a major reunion tour. A new group of campers competes for the chance to join the tour, bringing music, friendships and rivalries back to the franchise.
This romantic comedy explores the complications that emerge when a close friendship becomes entangled with a romantic relationship, putting loyalties and personal feelings to the test.
The new DC series follows Green Lanterns Hal Jordan and John Stewart as they investigate a murder in the American heartland, combining superhero mythology with a detective mystery.
Charlie, Mac, Dennis, Dee and Frank return for another season of the long-running comedy, with the gang facing fresh schemes, disputes and increasingly absurd problems. The new season has 10 episodes.
Rory Kennedy follows up her documentary Downfall: The Case Against Boeing with a new investigation into the aerospace giant, examining continuing controversies and the consequences of decisions made within the company.
This week’s streaming lineup offers Moreton Bay viewers a broad mix of new entertainment, from nostalgic musical fun and superhero mystery to Australian drama, horror, comedy and investigative documentary. With fresh arrivals across Netflix, Disney+, Stan and Max, there is plenty of new viewing to explore from Thursday through Wednesday.
Moreton Bay cinemas welcome a varied selection of new releases this week, led by The End of Oak Street, alongside the romantic comedy One Night Only, animated adventure Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass, comedy Spa Weekend and the special CatVideoFest 2026 event. A selection of family favourites, superhero action and epic storytelling also continues across the region.
NEW RELEASES
One Night Only
13 August 2026 | Event Cinemas (North Lakes), HOYTS (Redcliffe), Limelight Cinemas (Morayfield), BCC Cinemas (Strathpine)
This romantic comedy follows two New Yorkers whose search for love unfolds during an unusual annual event, bringing together a cast led by Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner.
Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass
13 August 2026 | Event Cinemas (North Lakes), HOYTS (Redcliffe), Limelight Cinemas (Morayfield), BCC Cinemas (Strathpine)
The famous cat-and-mouse rivals embark on a fantastical adventure after a magical compass sends them into an unfamiliar world.
The End of Oak Street
13 August 2026 | Bribie Cinema (Bongaree), Event Cinemas (North Lakes), HOYTS (Redcliffe), Limelight Cinemas (Morayfield), BCC Cinemas (Strathpine)
A mysterious cosmic event transports an entire neighbourhood to an unknown location, leaving one family to navigate an increasingly strange new environment.
CatVideoFest 2026
15 August 2026 | Event Cinemas (North Lakes), Limelight Cinemas (Morayfield), BCC Cinemas (Strathpine)
This special cinema event brings together a curated collection of entertaining cat videos for a communal big-screen experience.
The epic adaptation continues its regional run with a large-scale interpretation of the legendary journey and its enduring themes.
Toy Story 5
BCC Cinemas (Strathpine)
The latest animated adventure continues with familiar characters and another imaginative story from the long-running series.
Moreton Bay’s cinema program for 13 – 19 August combines new releases, family entertainment, comedy, animation and large-scale adventure. With screenings across North Lakes, Strathpine, Redcliffe, Morayfield and Bongaree, audiences have a broad selection of films and special cinema events to choose from.
Art lovers can explore exhibitions, photography, theatre, dance, historical presentations, creative workshops and live performances this weekend. The program spans contemporary art, heritage, classical-era culture, photography, music and hands-on creative experiences across galleries, museums and community venues.
Harvest
30 May – 23 August 2026 | Pine Rivers Heritage Museum, Whiteside Find out more
Harvest explores the agricultural heritage of the region through historical objects, photographs and personal stories. The exhibition considers the continuing relationship between the land, farming, the local economy and everyday life.
The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards
30 May – 16 August 2026 | Redcliffe Museum, Redcliffe Find out more
The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards presents 60 photographs capturing humorous moments from the natural world. The exhibition features selected winning and finalist images from the international competition while highlighting the importance of wildlife conservation.
Creative Space by Yin Lu
27 June – 12 September 2026 | Caboolture Regional Art Gallery, Caboolture Find out more
Creative Space by Yin Lu offers two participatory art-making experiences, Golden Wishes and My Story Card. Visitors can explore personal storytelling, cultural connection, migration and identity through symbols, stories and visual expression.
House of Gold
27 June – 12 September 2026 | Caboolture Regional Art Gallery, Caboolture Find out more
House of Gold is an immersive exhibition by Dr Christian Thompson AO combining photography, moving image and sound. Drawing on Thompson’s Chinese and First Nations Bidjara heritage and the history of Gold Rush migrations, the exhibition explores language, food, identity and shared histories.
Singing for Wellbeing Project
12 July – 26 September 2026 | Morayfield Community Hall, Morayfield Find out more
The Singing for Wellbeing Project is a community singing program designed to encourage wellbeing, connection and participation through group singing activities.
Blak Creatives Exchange
18 July – 14 November 2026 | Redcliffe Art Gallery, Redcliffe Find out more
Blak Creatives Exchange supports emerging First Nations creatives through a professional development program covering the process of developing an exhibition from concept through to completion. The resulting exhibition offers fresh interpretations of the City of Moreton Bay Art Collection.
The Shape of Feeling
25 July – 20 August 2026 | The Hub Gallery, Caboolture Find out more
The Shape of Feeling is the first exhibition by emerging local photographer Nicole Jones. Her black-and-white film photographs explore the Moreton Bay community, beaches and landscapes, reflecting on place, history and what is recorded through the camera.
Kau-in Kau-in Blood Blood
1 August – 24 October 2026 | Pine Rivers Art Gallery, Strathpine Find out more
Kau-in Kau-in Blood Blood presents the work of Judy Watson, drawing on the histories, landscapes and cultural connections of the Moreton Bay region. The exhibition explores Country, memory and the layers of history embedded within place.
Diversity: Michael McCarthy
5 – 30 August 2026 | Redcliffe Art Society, Redcliffe Find out more
Diversity: Michael McCarthy presents a selection of works by artist Michael McCarthy at Redcliffe Art Society.
Cosplay Crafting Circle
7 August, 4 September, 2 October & 6 November 2026 | Redcliffe Library, Redcliffe Find out more
Cosplay Crafting Circle provides a creative space for cosplay enthusiasts to work on costumes, share techniques and connect with other fans. Participants can use the library’s sewing machines, laser cutter, 3D printer and other makerspace equipment, with guidance from award-winning cosplayer Nix Cosplay.
Idée Fixe – Repetition and Refinement
8 August – 14 November 2026 | Redcliffe Art Gallery, Redcliffe Find out more
Idée Fixe – Repetition and Refinement explores the creative possibilities that emerge through repeated forms, processes and refinement, presenting works within the contemporary exhibition program at Redcliffe Art Gallery.
Abbey After Dark: ‘I Am Spartacus’ With Stephen Booker-McLay
14 August 2026 | Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology, Caboolture Get Tickets
Abbey After Dark examines the historical reality behind the story of Spartacus and the three major slave revolts during the Roman Republic. Stephen Booker-McLay explores the nature of Roman slavery, the causes of the revolts and their impact on Rome and beyond.
Jane Austen Dance Workshop
14 August 2026 | The Farmers Hall, Samford Village Book Now
The Jane Austen Dance Workshop teaches authentic Regency-era dances including jigs, reels, hornpipes and waltzes. The beginner-friendly session includes live music from Phillip’s Dog and instruction throughout the evening, with no previous dance experience or partner required.
Steps! A Night in Lights
15 August 2026 | Redcliffe Entertainment Centre, Redcliffe Get Tickets
Steps! A Night in Lights brings the music of British pop group Steps to the stage in a live tribute celebrating the group’s dance-pop hits and distinctive choreography.
Presentation by Professor John Moorhead: Goths and Vandals
15 August 2026 | The Abbey Hall – Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology, Caboolture Get Tickets
Professor John Moorhead presents a historical exploration of the Goths and Vandals, examining their place in the late Roman world and their role in the political and cultural changes that reshaped Europe.
A Romantic Rendezvous
15 August 2026 | Caloundra Uniting Church, Caloundra Get Tickets
A Romantic Rendezvous presents a concert of romantic classical music at Caloundra Uniting Church.
Double Needle Coptic Stitching Workshop With Robin Jensen
16 August 2026 | Bribie Island Community Arts Centre, Banksia Beach Book Now
This hands-on bookbinding workshop with Robin Jensen introduces participants to the double-needle Coptic stitching technique. The session provides an opportunity to learn traditional stitching methods while creating a handmade book.
This weekend offers a varied arts program spanning contemporary exhibitions, photography, historical culture, dance, live performance, music and hands-on creative workshops across Moreton Bay.
Families can enjoy carnival rides, theatre, science activities, community events, markets and outdoor entertainment this weekend. The program includes a major family festival, children’s musical productions, hands-on science, live entertainment, school open days and activities for children of different ages.
Fascinating Science
6 June – 6 September 2026 | Bribie Island Seaside Museum, Bongaree Find out more
Fascinating Science is a hands-on exhibition developed by Questacon exploring everyday scientific principles through puzzles and interactive challenges. Visitors can test their skills with activities involving logic, balance, illusions, mathematics and decoding, with free entry for all ages.
Brisbane Thrill Festival
7 – 16 August 2026 | Westfield North Lakes, North Lakes Get Tickets
Brisbane Thrill Festival brings 10 days of carnival entertainment to Westfield North Lakes, with thrill rides, children’s rides, sideshow games, showbags, carnival food, fireworks and nightly entertainment.
Shrek the Musical Kids
13 – 14 August 2026 | Clontarf Beach State High School Hall, Clontarf Get Tickets
Shrek the Musical Kids follows Shrek as his swamp is invaded by fairytale characters and he sets out with Donkey to rescue Princess Fiona. The children’s musical combines comedy, romance and a fairytale adventure with a message about acceptance.
Heidi Jennings – Junior Open Class
14 August 2026 | Dance Orbit Performing Arts Academy, Morayfield Find out more
Heidi Jennings – Junior Open Class provides young dancers with an opportunity to participate in a class led by Heidi Jennings at Dance Orbit Performing Arts Academy.
The Oil Circle at Home: Mums and Kids
15 August 2026 | The Redcliffe Volunteer Hub, Redcliffe Book Now
The Oil Circle at Home: Mums and Kids is a family-focused session designed for mothers and children to learn about using essential oils at home.
Shine On
15 August 2026 | Mango Hill State Secondary College, Mango Hill Get Tickets
Shine On is a live youth performance presented at Mango Hill State Secondary College.
Groovin’ in the Green – Salt Air Sessions
15 August 2026 | Pelican Park, Clontarf Find out more
Groovin’ in the Green – Salt Air Sessions is a free waterfront afternoon featuring live music, food, drinks and entertainment. Families can also enjoy lawn games, children’s activities and circus-style fun at Pelican Park.
Kindy Open Day
15 August 2026 | Samford Valley Steiner School, Wights Mountain Find out more
The Samford Valley Steiner School Kindy Open Day welcomes families to explore the kindergarten environment and learn more about the school’s approach to early childhood education.
Legally Blonde Jr
15 – 16 August 2026 | Mango Hill State Secondary College, Mango Hill Get Tickets
Legally Blonde Jr brings the story of Elle Woods to the stage in a junior musical adaptation. The production follows Elle as she heads to Harvard Law School and discovers that determination and confidence can take her beyond the expectations of others.
Annie Kids
15 – 16 August 2026 | Mango Hill State Secondary College, Mango Hill Get Tickets
Annie Kids follows the optimistic orphan Annie as she searches for her parents and finds herself taken in by billionaire Oliver Warbucks. The junior musical features familiar songs and a story of hope, friendship and family.
Caboolture Markets
Every Sunday | Caboolture Showgrounds, Caboolture Find out more
Caboolture Markets run every Sunday with hundreds of stalls selling fresh produce, handmade crafts, plants, homewares, fashion, collectibles and second-hand goods. Families can also find food stalls, rides, amusements, animals and other activities throughout the market.
This weekend offers families a mix of carnival entertainment, children’s theatre, science activities, live music, community events, educational opportunities and markets across Moreton Bay.
Live music, comedy and tribute performances take place across the region this weekend, with touring entertainers, Australian artists, cover acts and jazz musicians appearing at venues from North Lakes to Caloundra and Kings Beach.
The Umbilical Brothers: Speedmouse
14 August 2026 | The Kings Theatre, The Events Centre, Caloundra Get Tickets
The Umbilical Brothers celebrate the 25th anniversary of Speedmouse with a live theatrical comedy show featuring Dave and Shane using physical performance, microphones, movement and visual effects to create a fast-paced stage adventure.
Chilli Padi
14 August 2026 | North Lakes Sports Club, North Lakes Find out more
Chilli Padi features Malaysian-born entertainer RAViE and Indonesian-born musician Riki Putra, combining live vocals, contemporary music and influences from their respective Asian musical backgrounds.
David Campbell: Good Lovin’ & More
15 August 2026 | The Kings Theatre, The Events Centre, Caloundra Get Tickets
David Campbell brings Good Lovin’ & More to Caloundra with his seven-piece band, performing songs from his album of 1960s blue-eyed soul alongside material from his Swing Sessions albums and classic Australian and international hits.
Lies N’ Destruction – A Guns N’ Roses Experience
15 August 2026 | Norton Music Factory, Caloundra West Get Tickets
Lies N’ Destruction recreates the music of Guns N’ Roses with two sets spanning anthems, fan favourites and deeper cuts. The Caloundra show also features Bring Me to Life, an Australian Evanescence tribute.
Adam Newling ‘Life’ Tour
15 August 2026 | Kings Beach Tavern, Kings Beach Get Tickets
Adam Newling brings his Life Tour to Kings Beach with his full band, joined by Arianna and Ella Jones. The tour presents a live set built around Newling’s alternative, indie and alt-country songwriting.
Shades
15 August 2026 | North Lakes Sports Club, North Lakes Find out more
Shades is a Queensland cover duo featuring vocalist and performers backed by guitarist, music programmer and director Rod Fraser. Their repertoire combines contemporary pop, rock and R&B with selected classics.
Jon Stevens: The Noiseworks & INXS Collection ’26 Tour
16 August 2026 | The Kings Theatre, The Events Centre, Caloundra Find out more
Jon Stevens performs songs associated with Noiseworks and INXS, including Take Me Back, New Sensation, Touch, Don’t Change, Hot Chilli Woman, Never Tear Us Apart and No Lies. The Caloundra performance is currently sold out.
Half Baked Ft Dune Rats
16 August 2026 | Kings Beach Tavern, Kings Beach Get Tickets
Half Baked brings Dune Rats to Kings Beach alongside Cosmic Psychos, Ruby Fields, Teenage Joans and Speira. The 18+ rock and punk bill features Australian acts across alternative, punk and hard rock.
Paul Hendon Sextet: Benny Goodman Tribute
16 August 2026 | Caloundra Power Boat Club, Golden Beach Get Tickets
The Paul Hendon Sextet recreates the sound of Benny Goodman’s small-group recordings, featuring clarinet, vibraphone and a rhythm section. The program includes Goodman standards alongside lesser-known recordings from his Swing Era repertoire.
This weekend offers a mix of comedy, live music, rock, punk, tribute performances, cover acts and jazz, with touring performers and local artists appearing across the region.
