At least 10 things to do this Weekend

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5 Mar

It’s almost the weekend, and between bookfests and comedy, International Women's Day and nights at the theatre, there’s something for everyone.

Updated: 13 March 2026

1) & 2) GET WHISKED AWAY: by this hilarious new musical & JULIET asks: what would happen next if Juliet didn’t end it all over Romeo? Then: DANCE ALL NIGHT: after the curtain falls at Juliet’s Club; a DJ, wall-to-wall bangers and a night of dancing at The Armitage Centre. Fri, Sat, Sun

3) SHOW OFF YOUR STITCHES: at Frocktails 2026 - a fun, social evening celebrating sewing, style, and community behind the seams. Sat

4) SETTLE IN: to the Stephen Henry Quartet as you enjoy wine, cheese and good times at Preston Peak’s Jazz and Shiraz. Sun

5) TAKE TO THE SKIES: Head out to Oakey for a rare behind-the-scenes look at Army Aviation as the Australian Army celebrates 125 years of service - aircraft displays, VR flight experiences, and plenty of food options. Sat

6) GRAB THE GIRLS: and head to the 2026 Motherland National Conference - a celebration of rural motherhood, resilience, and community. Fri & Sat

7) EMBRACE THE CRAIC: and celebrate St Patrick’s Day at The Irish at their St. Patrick's Day Parade, or explore all the shenanigans happening at most venues around town. Sun

8) STEP INSIDE THE KITCHEN: for an exclusive masterclass with Chef Stephen - four immersive hours of technique, stories and behind-the-pass secrets, finishing with a relaxed Italian-style lunch and a glass of wine. Sun

9) SHOW & SHINE: and appreciate vintage cars at the 2026 High Altitude Hot Rod Run at Cobb & Co. Sun

10) GIDDY UP: and step back in time at the Darling Heavy Horse Festival - with working horse demos, blacksmithing, ploughing, artisans, market stalls and good old-fashioned country charm. Sat & Sun

11) PARK YOURSELF: at Peacehaven Botanical Park with a rug, a picnic, and an easy afternoon of live tunes from the Harlaxton RSL Brass Band. Sun