Logan City Council has reviewed its program of events as part of our preparedness for the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak.
Council's top priority is the health and safety of our community, customers and staff.
We are working closely with Queensland Health and have taken on board the Federal Government's latest advice on mass public gatherings and social distancing.
Outdoor activities of 500+ people and an indoor events of 100+ are now banned.
To comply with those rules, a number of Council-run events have been cancelled or postponed.
CANCELLATIONS:
March 20: The Sapphires, Logan Entertainment Centre (LEC)
March 28: Family Fun Day, Logan Art, Gallery, Logan Central
April 17: Foreverlys - a tribute to the Everly brothers, LEC
April 19: The Wiggles, LEC
April 24: Eats & Beats, Loganholme
May 8: Dustier than ever - the Chris Cook band, LEC
May 19: Springwood community interest talk, Springwood Community Centre
June 26: Eats & Beats
July 28: Ignite Youth Careers Expo, Logan Metro Sports & Events Centre, Crestmead
July 28: Free tree giveaway, Parks depots
POSTPONEMENTS (new dates yet to be confirmed)
March 17: Citizenship Ceremony, Beenleigh Events Centre
March 21: Screening of Pokémon Detective Pikachu, Beenleigh Town Square
March 21: PlatypusWatch Ponderings
March 27: Liza meets Bassey, LEC
March 28: PlatypusWatch Induction Day
April 3: PlatypusWatch for Kids
April 4: PlatypusWatch Survey Day
April 7: Kid's Nature Journaling Workshops
May 9: City of Logan Volunteers Thank You breakfast, Logan Metro Sports & Events Centre, Crestmead (the award program will continue with the date for nominations extended).
May 16: World Fish Migration Day - Kayaking Adventure
May 24: Logan Eco Action Festival (LEAF), Griffith University
May 30: Pasture Management Workshop
In some cases, programs associated with cancelled or postponed events, such as award nominations, will continue through online channels and email.
Council Libraries and Logan Art Gallery have cancelled or postponed a number of events and regular public program sessions.
Please contact your local library for the latest information, or refer to the event listings on Logan City Council Libraries website loganlibraries.org/whats-on
At this time, libraries will continue with the safe delivery of baby time, toddler time and story time, along with some sessions such as homework help and skills for work programs.
