Beachmere’s rich history has been shaped by its people and coastal environment.

This exhibition celebrates the town’s enduring community spirit - still growing, remembering, and staying connected to the sea.

Through photographs, objects, artworks, and stories, discover a snapshot of the town’s layered history: From the role the environment has played in shaping its culture to its growth as a coastal suburb.

Exhibition developed by City of Moreton Bay in collaboration with historian Karen Wallwork.

Bribie Island Seaside Museum is open from Wednesday to Friday, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM, and Saturday to Sunday, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM.

Art of Bruce Reynold

How Soon Is Now? brings together a selection of Bruce Reynolds’ exquisite cast relief works with painterly, two-dimensional collaged linoleum works.

It celebrates a physicality that is frequently overlooked in today’s growing digital environment.

Visitors to this exhibition will enjoy immersing themselves in the physicality of Bruce Reynolds’ superbly crafted works. They can appreciate his references to antiquity, migration, memory and time, and the natural and built environment.

Free - no bookings required. All ages.

About the artist

Bruce Reynolds’ work grew from collage to relief and sculpture over a number of decades. Artist residencies in Rome focused his studio and architectural works on relief forms that occupy the space between painting and sculpture, and between drawing and architecture. He describes it as being both archaic and a fresh place of representation.

How Soon is Now? is a Museums & Galleries Queensland touring exhibition presented in partnership with the artist, Bruce Reynolds. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government’s Visions of Australia program, and is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

Image credit: Bruce Reynolds, Skyphos (Atlantis), 2015. Plaster and pigment. 56 x 66 26cm. Courtesy of the artist.

Redcliffe Art Gallery is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

This International Women's Day we celebrate our local women farmers and agribusiness champions.

Harvest digs down into the rich agricultural heritage of our region - its deep roots, thriving present, and bold growth for the future.

The exhibition celebrates stories of this Country which has always been home to Aboriginal people. Country has been managed expertly for tens of thousands of years and continues to see abundant yields produced by today’s farmers.

Through a vibrant mix of historical objects, striking photographs, and personal stories, Harvest reveals how agriculture has always influenced our land, economy, and ways of life.

This exhibition will be shown first at Redcliffe Museum, followed by Pine Rivers Heritage Museum. Each museum will share some homegrown stories. 

Image credit: Loading melons on the Hungerford family farm, Kippa-Ring, c1960. City of Moreton Bay, RLPC-001\001284.

Redcliffe Museum is open Wednesday to Friday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Saturday - Sunday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM. 

New School of the Living and the Dead is an imaginative exhibition of new works by Brisbane-based artist Bill Platz. 

In 1972, three life-size Classical Greek bronze statues were discovered on the Mediterranean seabed off the coast of Southern Italy.

Two of the Riace Warriors are standing in a museum in Calabria as celebrated emblems of Classical beauty and the Western canon.

In this exhibition of new works, Platz imagines the third sculpture — the yawning warrior — was smuggled out of Italy, and, after a fraught journey, was jettisoned in the shallow waters of Deception Bay before it could be seized. 

This exhibition has been developed by City of Moreton Bay in collaboration with Bill Platz.

Free - no bookings required. All ages.

Image credit: Bill Platz, Pretending to Swim 01, 2025. Iron gall ink, charcoal and gouache on primed carbon fibre/aramid fibre panel. Courtesy of the artist.

Redcliffe Art Gallery is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

We’re bringing the zoo to you at Redcliffe Museum!

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of native and exotic animals from Wildlife Unleashed!

Hold a baby saltwater crocodile, look into the eyes of a bird of prey and watch an expert wrangle some of our world’s most venomous snakes. From rare cockatoos to playful possums, learn about the rich biodiversity of our planet and conservation through intimate encounters.

Explore our latest exhibition The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards while you are at the museum.

Free - no bookings required. All ages.

Redcliffe Museum is open Wednesday to Friday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Saturday - Sunday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM.

Celebrate the opening of Questacon’s Fascinating Science exhibition with a hands-on day of discovery, puzzles, wildlife and cultural experiences for the whole family!

Fascinating Science explores everyday scientific principles through interactive challenges designed to spark curiosity. Solve puzzles involving logic, balance, illusions and mathematics — perfect for kids, teens and adults alike.

Free - no bookings required. All ages. Free sausage sizzle included.

What’s on
Tribal Link mobile classroom | Step inside the Tribal Link mobile classroom packed with cultural resources, art and artefacts. Participate in stories, songs, music and dance, all connected to a special STEM focus highlighting the themes of the Fascinating Science exhibition.

Wildlife Unleashed | Get up close to an incredible menagerie of Australian wildlife, including:

Snakes
Lizards
Saltwater crocodile
Birds
Wildlife Unleashed presenters will be on hand to introduce each animal and share fascinating facts.

Bribie Island National Park Turtle Conservation Group | Learn how turtle tracks are identified, nests are protected and the monitoring undertaken to support the conservation of these remarkable marine creatures.