- Troupe to capture Logan's stories of resilience
- Step back in time at Mayes Cottage
- Logan waterway upgrade to begin
Troupe to capture Logan's stories of resilience
The City of Logan's stories of resilience following Cyclone Alfred will be brought to life through improvisational theatre at an education and awareness event this month.
The May 21 event, run by Logan City Council, will allow residents to share their experiences during Cyclone Alfred and see their stories depicted on stage by the Red Threads Playback Theatre Troupe at the Beenleigh Events Centre.
It is a free event intended to highlight the incredible work of the community that kept Logan safe during and after the cyclone in early March, 2025.
Afternoon tea will be provided. Bookings are essential and can be made here.
Locals can also share their stories of resilience via haveyoursaylogan.com.au/projects/showcase-logans-resilience
Caption: Clean-up works in Cedar Creek at Chardon Bridge following ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Step back in time at Mayes Cottage
Queensland's heritage will be celebrated at a free family-friendly day at Mayes Cottage House Museum on Saturday, May 16.
Dig it, Kingston will run from 10.30am to 2pm at the Mawarra Street site.
Old fashioned children's games, displays and talks on archaeology and artefacts found at Mayes Cottage will be held along with hands-on archaeologist activities for children and young adults.
People attending are encouraged to bring a picnic and enjoy the surrounds of the cottage which was built in 1887 and is a reminder of Queensland's pioneering age.
The cottage opens to the public between 10am and 4pm from Thursday to Saturday with free entry and guided tours available.
