What happens when Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies collide with Australian humour, physical theatre and a healthy dose of theatrical chaos? O Woe Is Me is a bold new theatrical comedy coming to Tamborine Mountain this October, taking […]
Tamborine Mountain is getting ready to come alive with scarecrows, music and family fun as the Tamborine Mountain Scarecrow Festival returns from Friday 30 October to Sunday 1 November 2026. Now celebrating its 19th year, the Tamborine […]
By Tamborine Mountain Bushwalkers Recently, the Tamborine Mountain Bushwalkers completed a leisurely 15km walk along the coast from Currumbin to Point Danger. Although we started the day with raincoats and umbrellas, before long, the sun […]
No-one says “Howzit?” quite like a South African and judging by the turnout at the last Southern African Social on Tamborine Mountain, there are quite a few people around here who still know exactly how […]
October is a magical time for gardening on Tamborine Mountain. As spring peaks, the mountain’s rich volcanic soil and cooler, high-altitude climate offer a perfect window to completely refresh your landscape before the intense summer […]
For Australian author P G James, the journey to creating Sophie Simpleton began with just 250 words, a laptop and a table at the Mountain Brew Cafe on Tamborine Mountain. “I had recently made the […]
Tamborine Mountain’s Dapsang Drive amenities block has been upgraded to include accessible facilities for residents and visitors to Tamborine Mountain. Mayor Tom Sharp said the new facility’s accessible toilet would be welcomed by the community […]
After nearly seven decades, a chapter of Aircraftman David Mills’ service to Australia has been formally recognised. On September 1, Dave was presented with the Anniversary of National Service 1951–1972 Medal and the Australian Service […]
St Bernard State School came alive with colour, creativity and imagination on Tuesday, August 25, as students celebrated the annual Book Character Parade. This year’s parade embraced the Symphony of Stories theme from the Children’s Book Council […]
Looking for a place to rest and refresh with a Devonshire Tea in a tranquil garden setting? Welcome to the cloistered courtyard of St George’s Anglican Church where there will be a pop-up cafe during Springtime […]
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