9 September | Thrift | Refresh your wardrobe with a selection of pre-loved clothing, shoes, and accessories. Created for budget-conscious university students and campus visitors looking for sustainable fashion, Campus Thrift has a pop-up stall at Market Day on the Library Lawn at Griffith University’s Meadowbrook campus on the first Wednesday of each month.
11 September | Business awards | Celebrate the innovation, resilience and outstanding achievements of the region’s top corporate leaders at the Logan Business Distinction Awards from 6.45pm at the Logan Entertainment Centre. Cost: $190. Book via Logan Arts.
11 Markets | Gather under the winter stars at Darlington Parklands for the Yarrabilba Mingle Markets. There will be gourmet food trucks, artisan craft stalls and live music alongside a baby animal farm, carnival games and specialty deserts. It’s on from 4.30pm. Entry is free.
11 September | Birthing documentary | Attend a thought-provoking film screening exploring crucial healthcare themes accompanied by an expert panel discussion from 6pm at Griffith University’s Meadowbrook campus. Ideal for healthcare professionals, students and people interested in birth reform. Cost: $35. Book via Eventbrite.
12-13 September | Film Fest | The Underdog Film Festival will bring Australian short film screenings, filmmaker Q&As, industry panels, hands-on workshops and networking opportunities, as well as a glamorous red-carpet awards ceremony celebrating the country’s best emerging screen talent to the Kingston Butter Factory. View the program and book via Logan Arts.
13 September | Swap meet | Check out the cars, trucks and motorcycles on show at the Eliminators Hot Rod and American Car Club’s legendary annual Swap Meet and Show n Shine from 6am- 1pm at the Beenleigh Showgrounds. Each year, the show attracts about 500 hot rods, muscle cars, classics, customs, pickups and motorbikes. Entry is $5 at the gate.
13 September | Markets | There’s fresh fruit and veg, bric-a-brac and car book treasures at the Beenleigh Showground Markets from 6am-noon every Sunday. Free entry.
16 September | AI for teachers | Discover practical AI frameworks that turn classroom assessment data into targeted, fast reteaching moves at the online UiLab Teacher AI Toolkit workshop. It’s tailored specifically for educators, curriculum coordinators and school leaders wanting to save marking time. It starts at 3.30pm. Free for Logan teachers, $10 for others. Book via Humanitix.
16 September | Drama festival | Enjoy an engaging evening of live theatre featuring diverse contemporary and classical works by high school students. Created for supportive family members, local teachers and local lovers of youth performing arts, it’s on from 6pm at the Kingston Butter Factory. Cost: $17. Book via Logan Arts.
19 September | Music festival | Round up the family and head to the FLAME BBQ & Music Festival at Jimboomba Park. There will be country music, line dancing, market stalls, a vintage car display, loads of food trucks and unlimited rides for the kids. Cost: $40 for two adults and all the kids. Book via Oztix.
23 September | Acro Fusion | Prepare to be captivated by this performance showcasing acrobatic talent at the Kingston Butter Factory’s Butterbox Theatre. This show is designed for dance enthusiasts and families who appreciate breathtaking artistic displays and high-energy choreography. Cost: $20-$35. Book via LoganArts.
26 September | Markets | There’s fruit and vegetables and handmade goodies from 7am-noon every Saturday at the Logan Village Country Market at 18-22 Wharf St at Logan Village.
26 September | Cultural festival | Celebrate the sounds, flavours, creativity and traditions of African and Pacific cultures at the Liberti Festival. It’s on from 2pm at the Kingston Butter Factory Precinct. Tickets from $69. Book via Logan Arts.
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