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The best of what’s on across Logan in November

1 | World Cup live broadcast | Join footy fans at the Kingston Butter Factory to watch the Rugby League World Cup clash between Tonga and Samoa on a big outdoor screen. Bring a rug and wear your team’s colours from 5pm. This is a family event. Limited free tickets. Register via LoganArts.

3 | Melbourne Cup lunch | The Logan Village Hotel streams the Melbourne Cup live on the big screen alongside festive sweepstakes and hearty lunch options from 11.30am. Cost: $16.95 for the lunch menu. Book online or by phone.

5 | Psychic | Renowned psychic-medium Peter Williams performs his live show Return of the Medium offering audience connections, messages and reflective insights from 7.30pm at Fitzy’s Loganholme. 16+ Tickets from $55. Book via TryBooking.

5 | Opera | Opera Queensland delivers a dynamic, world-class concert performance featuring some of opera’s most recognisable and powerful musical highlights from 7pm at the Kingston Butter Factory. Cost: $35.00. Book via LoganArts.

5 | Art workshops | Young people aged 12-16 can build their creative skills across portraits, journaling, abstract art and art incorporating music in a series of Young Artists Studio workshops from 3.30pm at The Line & Rail Artspace at Beenleigh. Cost: $15. Book via LoganArts.

7 | Mountain bike ride | Join the RATS Cycling Club for a guided group mountain bike ride exploring the fire trails and winding tracks of Daisy Hill State Forest. It is aimed at recreational cyclists, mountain biking fans and outdoor fitness enthusiasts. Meet at 7am Free 30 day trial for non-members. Register via RATS Cycling Club.

7 | Comedy | Australian comedian Takashi Wakasugi headlines a night of laughs with Comedy @ The Butter Factory, alongside Steph Broadbridge, Craig Quartermaine and local supports Jai Demeule and Josh Coutinho. The show starts at 7.30pm. 18+ Tickets: $30. Book via LoganArts.

7-8 | Garage Sale Trail | Check out a garage sale near you and find a preloved bargain during the final year of the national Garage Sale Trail. Search for more at Garage Sale Trail.

11 | Remembrance Day | Services will be held across Logan to honour those who have given their lives serving their country, including: at 10am at the Beenleigh War Memorial on the corner of Crete and James streets; at 10.45am at the Springwood Park Cenotaph on Cinderella Drive; at 10.45am at Greenbank RSL Sub-Branch Memorial Gardens at 54 Hillcrest Avenue, Hillcrest; at 10.45am at Logan Central Cenotaph, corner of Wembley Road and Jacaranda Avenue, and; 10.30am at Logan Village Cenotaph, Wharf St, Logan Village. More details at RSL Queensland.

12 | Side hustles | Aspiring adult entrepreneurs can join a workshop with financial literacy educator Jackie Matjasec to explore practical steps, creative ideas and digital tools to launch a successful side business. It’s on from 12.30pm-2.30pm at Logan Village Library. Free. Book via Logan Libraries.

12 | Dance history | Join heritage specialist Hilda Maclean to learn how dancing became one of Beenleigh’s favourite ways to socialise. Dr Maclean will share the stories behind Beenleigh’s dance venues and community celebrations from noon at The Line & Rail Artspace at Beenleigh. Free. Book via LoganArts.

14 | Tree planting | Bring your friends and family and help plant 800 native plants at Shailer Park’s Featherstone Park to create habitat for wildlife. Gloves, tools and a free barbecue are provided by Logan City Council. From 8am-10am. Register via Eventbrite.

15 | Multicultural concert | Queensland’s largest children’s music concert brings together more than 150 young musicians in a celebration of music, storytelling and culture. Presented by LESI Digital Music Education from 3pm at Logan Entertainment Centre. Tickets: from $45. Book via LoganArts.

15 | Live talkshow | Media personality Rebecca Levingston hosts The Room, interviewing comedian Matt Okine, gold medalists Libby and Georgie Trickett and Papua New Guinean-born country singer-songwriter and guitarist Chris Cobb with audience interaction from 2pm at the Kingston Butter Factory. Tickets: $45. Book via LoganArts.

20 | Twilight markets | There will be 80+ stalls, roving entertainment and a visit from Santa at the Beenleigh Town Square Markets from 5pm-9pm on the corner of George and Main streets. Free entry. Register via Eventbrite.

27 | Regurgitator concert | Iconic, award-winning Brisbane band Regurgitator are playing a mix of rock, punk, electro, funk and pop from 6pm at Logan Entertainment Centre. They’re joined by Butterfingers and Screamfeeder for a night of alternative rock. 18+ Tickets: from $89. Book via LoganArts.

28-29 | Closet cleanse | Racks of preloved clothing will be for sale from 9am-2pm at the Underwood Park Community Centre.

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