Augathella Spiegeltent to leave Wynnum for New Farm

The venue’s relocation follows plans to develop its Wynnum site, while Wynnum Fringe organisers work on a sustainable format for 2027.

The venue’s relocation follows plans to develop its Wynnum site, while Wynnum Fringe organisers work on a sustainable format for 2027.

The free exhibition at Russell Island’s RIC Arts Arthouse & Gallery features member work across multiple media from Saturday 5 September to Sunday 27 September.

The Wynnum Manly Spring Parade began in 1916 as the Wynnum Ambulance Spring Parade, a fundraiser for the local ambulance service. More than a century later it has grown into one of the district's defining community events, and it still carries a good deal of local heritage with it. The Wynnum Manly Historical Society records and celebrates that history, keeping the tradition alive for each new generation.
The festival is being delivered in partnership with Wynnum Commerce Inc. No bookings are required for the Sunday program. Further updates are available through the Bayside Spring Festival Facebook page.

Musica Viva Australia’s 2026 QPAC program will feature Allan Clayton, Kate Golla, Paul Lewis, the Latvian Radio Choir and Genevieve Lacey.

Queensland’s draft Legacy Plan for Victoria Park is open for public feedback until 27 September, with proposed new parklands, wetlands, trails and community sports facilities.

Brisbane Festival returns from 4 to 26 September with Riverfire, Festival Village, free park concerts, family activities and the Quandamooka Festival.

BBX2026 returns to Brisbane Showgrounds in September 2026, with fan-built LEGO® displays, hands-on building zones, interactive activities and Sensory Friendly Sessions.

Businesses, community organisations and individuals with links to Wynnum and Manly have been recognised in the annual Bayside Community Awards.

Queensland Theatre’s first season programmed by Artistic Director Daniel Evans will include world premieres, award-winning works, reimagined classics and collaborations with Queensland artists.
Queensland Ballet’s first season curated under artistic director Ivan Gil-Ortega will be presented at QPAC and the Thomas Dixon Centre, offering a potential cultural outing for Wynnum-Manly residents.