School Holiday program at Caboolture Hub for December 2020 to January 2021
School’s out for Summer and it’s time to take a well deserved break, spend some time with friends and family and get involved in some of the great creative activities and events on offer at the Caboolture Hub including – art exhibitions, creative workshops, live music, family events and much more!
We look forward to seeing you at The Hub and wish you a happy and safe holiday season,
More details go to http://caa.creativealliance.org.au/caboolture-hub-holidays/
Stick Together creative installation and weaving workshops – December
The Stick Together project has seen hundreds of individuals, families and groups across South-East Queensland get creative and stay connected during COVID by taking part in a collaborative weaving project. The final colourful installation is being showcased in the Caboolture Hub foyer this December and January and it’s not too late to be a part of the fun!
Drop in for a fun and free cross-stick weaving workshop on either Tuesday 15 and Thursday 17 December 10am -12pm and add your creation to the collaborative artwork https://www.facebook.com/
Caboolture Library and Gallery will be offering a number of activities and events during the School Holidays including exhibitions, creative workshops, Summer Reading Club and a Pop up Play Space.
More information on these programs is coming soon – keep an eye on:
Museum and Galleries What’s On https://www.moretonbay.qld.
Libraries What’s On https://www.moretonbay.qld.
Celebrate the end of 2020 with a day of art, storytelling, networking and reflection on the year at Caboolture Hub – Saturday 19 December
Be among the first to see two incredible new exhibitions at Caboolture Regional Art Gallery – Manggan and First. Drop in for simple festive craft activities and meet the new Creative Studio residents at The Hub. Live music and light refreshments will be available throughout the day along with images showcasing the artists, authors, workshop facilitators, exhibitions and activations held at Caboolture Hub over the year that was 2020.
https://www.moretonbay.qld.
Festive Notes – 22 December
Bring a blanket and a picnic dinner and enjoy an evening of festive tunes guaranteed to get you in the Christmas spirit.
The Kelly Timmons Quintet will treat you to a performance of festive tunes and family favourites. Get ready for a little singalong and bring the whole family out for a twilight picnic.
https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/libraries/Events/Festive-Notes/Caboolture
Joy Connection – 2nd – 31st January
Inspiring workshops, music, arts, crafts and ideas for your wellbeing
Begin 2021 with positivity and joyful intent with live music, creative workshops, dance flash mobs, storytelling, talks and activities for your physical, emotional and human wellbeing. Activities will be running across Moreton Bay libraries, galleries, community and outdoor spaces.
More info coming soon!!
Backstage Pass – 8 January
Tailored for families living with autism, this program offers a welcoming low-sensory opportunity to explore collections, activities and get a sneak peek behind the scenes after hours Caboolture Hub library and gallery.
https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/libraries/Events/Backstage-Pass/Caboolture
Young Mic – open mic for under 18’s
Creative Alliance will also be hosting our final Young Mic from 11am – 1pm as part of the Caboolture Hub Summer Family Fun Day happening 23 January.
Young Musicians, singers, beat makers and rappers come along and share your voices and tracks with us in front of a live audience. Please register your interest to perform https://www.facebook.com/
Caboolture Hub Summer Family Fun Day – 23 January
Exhibitions, creative activities, live music and more!
Further info coming soon!!
The Hub Summer Holiday Program is part of the Get Creative Caboolture initiative delivered through a partnership between Moreton Bay Regional Council and Creative Arts Alliance to engage local communities and enliven and activate the Caboolture Hub and surrounding areas.
Creative Arts Alliance is proudly part of the Regional Arts Services Network funded by Arts Queensland.
