Scavenger Hunt - Picture Trail
Looking for something to do this September/October school holidays? Come along to the Redlands Coast Museum in South East Queensland, and bring out your inner-detective with the new spring Picture Trail to take you throughout the displays and exhibits!
And if you come on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, why not reward yourself with a treat once you've completed the trail at the Servery?
Spring Holiday Activities
Village Ahoy! Set sail with us this spring holidays with lots of swashbuckling fun and games!
Visit the Caboolture Historical Village to follow the clues on your very own treasure hunt, try your hand at few sailors’ knots, learn about shipwrecks in the Moreton Bay region and beyond and lots more. Follow our guides, ponder riddles of places to explore, learn lots of interesting facts and complete historical puzzles in our spring activity booklet.
In addition to the nautical activities,
• Take a ride on our village train
• See our blacksmith demonstration
• Do some gem sieving with the Caboolture Gem Club ($3 extra only available on Wednesday and Thursday).
• Hot dog or sausage sizzle lunch of your choice
• Rest of the day is free for you to explore the 12 acres of historical displays and buildings. A day with lots of great activities to enjoy!
$18 per child (includes entry to the village, activities booklet, train ride and lunch)
No entry fee for one accompanying adult/carer
Normal entry fees apply for accompanying visitors/parents
Accompanying Adult Lunch $5
Tuesday: 23rd & 30th September
Wednesday: 24th September & 1st October
Thursday: 25th September & 2nd October
Discovering bush tucker with Murri Tukka
Cook up delicious First Nations treats in this school holiday workshop at Bribie Island Seaside Museum.
In collaboration with Bruce Phillips, proud Batjala man and founder of Murri Tukka, young people can explore elements of First Nations cuisine.
Bruce will deliver an engaging and educational workshop, where children will learn about local bush foods and participate in a hands-on program.
They will prepare delicious treats using well known and readily available bush foods, easy to replicate in the comfort of your own home.
Bruce's work shares thousand-year-old knowledge of how First Nations people would gather and prepare food, connecting land to plate through education and meal preparation with local bush ingredients.
School Holidays Craft Activity: Pom-pom Monsters
Get creative these holidays at the Redlands Coast Museum by making your very own woolly pom-pom monster! With wool, googly eyes and plenty of imagination, kids can design a fluffy, funny creature to take home.
From Wednesday 24 September to Wednesday 1 October, 10am - 2pm, WEEKDAYS ONLY.
This free craft activity is suitable for all ages.
General Museum entry applies for adults, children must be supervised at all times.
No bookings are required.