One of Shakespeare’s most famous stories gets a joyful rewrite in this pop-powered musical that asks a simple question: what happens if Juliet lives?

Local creatives, entrepreneurs and cultural leaders will gather at The Annex this March to explore the future of Toowoomba’s arts and creative industries.

We’ve rounded up some awesome live music performances happening in pubs, clubs, cafés and venues near you.

Get ready to don your dirndls and lederhosen because Concordia Lutheran College’s Oktoberfest is returning this weekend

From bottle-fed goat kids to hand-dyed skeins, Rosabella Threads is a labour of love spun straight from the Tathams’ farm at Merritts Creek.

Round up the family and start planning a road trip to a nearby hidden gem.

Taking a stroll through Toowoomba’s past, we talk to local Architect Stephanie Keys of 'Toowoomba Trails' about local architecture and Toowoomba's History.

As a first generation farmer, Hayden King has built King Cattle Company into a multifaceted rural business that goes far beyond cattle trading - it’s a hub of mentorship, a thriving social media presence, and a testament to the enduring allure of the country lifestyle.

Creativity, caffeine, and conversation—there’s a reason Creative Mornings is a global movement, and after a five-year hiatus, it’s finally making its way back to Toowoomba.

“A must-see for every Australian - young, old, and in between... this will save lives” - Professor Mark Shackleton

How a missed ticket, a clever pitch, and a love for biscuits landed Kingston Crumb on stage with Hamish & Andy.

An exhibition led by local artist Nadine Reynolds, featuring collaborative pieces with fifteen emerging young artists, Made to Move blends vibrant paintings, detailed drawings, and embroidered silk works, creating a shared artistic dialogue between generations.

Join the festive fun at Grand Central Shopping Centre, where giant Christmas bunnies are spreading cheer and holiday surprises this season.

Reopening 119 years after it was first established, the Co-op Dairy is once again a cooperative workspace, with the aim to become a a creative hub for makers, doers, and everyone in between.

Running from October 3-7 at the stunning Jimbour House, the festival has a lineup that’s already looking incredible.

Cloth, bamboo, river reed, wool, silk…from woven eel catchers to middle eastern rugs, ikats, kimonos and renaissance wall tapestries, textile art is an artistic practice steeped in history. Leonie Hart takes a look at this curiously mesmerising artform and talks to local textile artist Barbara Stephenson.