Welcome to 13 Axes Axe Throwing Australia, the ultimate indoor adventure spot in Brisbane.
Located in Chandler, this family-owned venue is where the good times fly and the stress gets smashed. Whether keen to throw axes like a Viking or let off some serious steam in the Smashed Inn Rage Rooms, guests are covered, rain, hail, or shine.
Ages 12 and up can join in the fun (just bring an adult if under 18). The awesome Axe Coaches teach how to stick those throws like a pro, while the rage rooms are fully loaded with breakables ready to meet their fate.
Planning a birthday bash, work event or just need to let off some steam? 13 Axes is the perfect spot for parties, team building, or simply doing something wildly different with mates.
No special reason? No worries. No excuse needed to throw stuff and smash things, just a sense of fun.
Established in 2023, Redland Coast Art Society is a vibrant not-for-profit community art society and gallery based in Capalaba.
They support and promote local artists through exhibitions, workshops, classes and creative events, while providing a welcoming space for the community to connect through art.
Visitors can enjoy a diverse range of original artworks, including watercolour, acrylic, oil, charcoal, pencil and mixed media, with many pieces available for purchase.
Our gallery is open to the public on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month and during special exhibitions and community events.
Brisbane Pistol Club offers Australia's only practical shooting experience. Visitors will discover an exhilarating, unique adventure —a significant departure from traditional shooting galleries.
Here, participants learn the dynamic sport of practical shooting, focusing on an exciting balance of speed and accuracy across multiple targets and distances. Under strict safety protocols and expert one-on-one instruction, guests receive comprehensive gun handling training. They will hold the pistol themselves, master quick reloads, and learn the fundamentals of this engaging sport.
The experience culminates in a friendly competitive element, as participants score against their group and strive for a spot on the Brisbane Pistol Club's "Come and Try" leaderboard. This is an ideal activity for thrill-seekers and anyone eager to try a truly immersive shooting sport.
Beth Boyd Park Thorneside (Cullen-Cullen) is a family-friendly waterfront park overlooking the calm waters of Moreton Bay. This scenic spot is perfect for a coastal walk, a picnic by the bay, or a fun day outdoors.
The nautical-themed playground features double swings, tandem slides, an in-ground trampoline, water play, a bike circuit, climbing frames and pirate treasure dig zones — making it one of the best family parks in Redlands Coast. There's also a half basketball court, beach volleyball court, and plenty of open green space for fitness or play.
With shaded barbecues, picnic tables, and nearby cafés, it's easy to relax and refuel. Conveniently located a few kms from Birkdale shops and just down the road from Wellington Point, another beautiful Redlands Coast destination, Beth Boyd Park is perfect for a full day of coastal fun.
Discover one of Redlands Coast's leading destinations for Australian native plants at the IndigiScapes Native Nursery.
Located within the award-winning IndigiScapes Centre, the nursery specialises in a diverse range of locally native trees, shrubs, grasses, groundcovers and habitat plants suited to South East Queensland gardens.
More than just a plant nursery, IndigiScapes Native Nursery inspires sustainable gardening and environmental stewardship. Located alongside walking trails, botanical gardens, the Discovery Centre and IndigiScapes Cafe, it offers visitors the opportunity to learn about local ecosystems and take home plants that thrive in the Redlands Coast region
An eco-wonder, right on Redlands Coast. IndigiScapes is Redland City Council's unique environmental education centre located on 14.5 hectares at Capalaba. An eco-tourism attraction, the centre offers a tranquil and informative experience for every visitor.
Designed as an ecohub providing resources and experiences for the community to learn more about our native habitat, how to live a sustainable life and how to care for our native flora and fauna. Located at Capalaba, 30 minutes from the Brisbane CBD. There is ample car parking and a nearby bus stop on Redland Bay Road.
Come visit the centre which has Native Botanical Gardens, Three bush trails, Native Nursery, Nature Playground, Discovery Centre, Eco-shop featuring sustainable products and gifts, theatrette and conference facilities, environmental education experts available for schools and group tours/talks and a Cafe serving bush tucker inspired foods.
For those who live for the water, The Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron (RQYS) is on the doorstep of beautiful Moreton Bay at Royal Esplanade, Manly and just 16 kilometres east of the CBD.
The combination of the Bay's excellent conditions and our love for on-water activities creates the perfect gateway into the various offshore activities – including windsurfing, stand-up paddle boarding and of course, many different types of boating and sailing.
Established in 1885, the RQYS has grown into a world-class facility for Members, Guests and Visitors to enjoy their boating interests, as well as providing not one but two exclusive, waterfront venues for them to enjoy when they are not on the water. You don't have to be a 'boatie' to enjoy one of the best yacht clubs in Australia or the exclusive Canaipa Point facilities on Russell Island.
Whether your interests are competitive or recreational, the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron can offer something to suit. For those who like to stay ashore, RQYS offers a range of social options across the many indoor and outdoor function spaces, in one of the most glorious settings in the world overlooking Manly Boat Harbour adjacent to the Moreton Bay Marine Park.
The Squadron often holds special celebratory events and member functions and hosts regular live music. RQYS - where a warm welcome awaits.
Manly Harbour Village is the nearest point from the Brisbane Central Business District to access Moreton Bay and included in the Southern Moreton Bay Tourist Drive.
Create memorable experiences and discover hidden secrets in this beautiful Queensland tourism destination.
There's so many places to eat and drink at Manly Harbour Village, and cute shops to discover, but it's also the place to find sailing and cruising adventures, gorgeous seaside parks and fabulous waterfront walks.
Find a quiet café or hire a scooter bike; spoil yourself at our weekly craft markets, or learn how to kayak or windsurf.
You can fill your calendar with Manly Harbour Village events and activities. So come and visit - relax, it is all about slowing the pace and make the most of our stunning location, less than 30 minutes from Brisbane CBD.
Other facilities include a 24/7 Gym, Day Spa, Medical Centre, Pool and Visitor Information Centre. Accommodation options available nearby.
Popular seaside towns dot the coastline north and south of the Brisbane River mouth.
To the north, Sandgate, Brighton and Shorncliffe are buzzing suburbs with charming beaches, cute cafes, hip bars, historic architecture and the iconic Shonrcliffe Pier to explore. Enjoy fish 'n' chips in the parkland, wander the pier at sunset, and try watersports if you're feeling brave.
To the south, Wynnum features a tidal wading pool and waterpark for children, and Manly is home to the southern hemisphere's largest marina, which is filled with magnificent yachts. Tuck into a seafood feast of local oysters and prawns, wander the Wynnum Mangrove Boardwalk and learn to sail (or have someone sail for you!).
Jan Powers Farmers Markets is on the waterfront at Manly Harbour Village on the third Saturday of every month.
The twice-monthly Jan Powers Farmers Markets Manly deliver the perfect package: premium quality products, friendly and knowledgeable stallholders and one of the most picturesque locations in Brisbane.
The waterfront markets are held on the first and third Saturday of each month within the lush greenery of Little Bayside Park and against the beautiful backdrop of Manly Harbour.
Bask in the warm Queensland sunshine and enjoy the gentle bay breezes as you wander through a vibrant mini-village of fresh produce, delicious food and carefully crafted treats.
Each stallholder is passionate about their products and loves nothing more than sharing their stories and offering expert advice and tips to market shoppers.
Sitting alongside farm-fresh fruit and vegetables are still-warm bread and baked goods, fragrant spices, premium pantry staples, sustainable seafood and the best cuts of meat.
Mobile kitchens and food truck operators serve up snacks, meals, coffees and smoothies with a warm smile and friendly greeting to regular customers and first-time visitors alike.
Jan Powers Farmers Markets Manly is a must-visit destination, attracting visitors from across Southeast Queensland, drawn as much to the quality and consistency of its stalls as they are to its gorgeous location.
Dogs are more than welcome.
The Jan Powers Farmers Markets are local icons that advocate for regional produce, provide a paddock-to-plate connection and blaze a trail for farmers markets in Brisbane.
The bustling, open-air markets welcome thousands of visitors each market day, attracted by a diverse array of fresh produce, handmade products, artisan wares and delicious food, all with the consistent quality and warm service renowned across the Jan Powers Farmers Markets.
Manly Harbour Village is proud to host this great activity on the first and third Saturday of every month (except first Saturday in January).
Village Creative Studio is a not-for-profit co-operative located in Wellington Point village.
They showcase and sell the brilliant, high-quality, traditional and contemporary handmade products, made locally by our members and suppliers. They also have a great range of the Tambo Teddies product.
Village Creative carries a range of sewing and craft supplies, and offers a range of workshops and creative circle groups.
Located among the restaurants, cafes and takeaways in the village they offer a great place to visit and delight in the talent of local artisans and perhaps pick up a few gifts for others or yourself.
The Cooperative Members and Volunteer staff look forward to welcoming you and introducing you to all of the lovely stock items.
In 2009 as part of the Q150 Celebrations the Queensland Government constructed a shed that would travel the state providing each community it visited a night of entertainment. Communities toured included: Mount Isa Cairns, Townsville, Mackay, Rockhampton, Maryborough, Blackall, Augathella, Cherbourg, Warwick, Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
The shed had come to rest permanently in Augathella and was used as a community function and entertainment centre, until it was discovered by the founders of Wynnum Fringe Festival!
The Bush To The Bay project, saw Wynnum Fringe embark on an ambitious mission to rescue, reimagine, and revive the Augathella Spiegeltent.
After sitting unused in Augathella since 2013, this cultural gem is getting a second life, thanks to the dedication of passionate festival lovers and businesses. A $100,000+ crowdfunding effort has successfully relocated the Spiegeltent to Wynnum, where it is undergoing extensive renovations to restore its grandeur.
This revival is more than just a restoration—it's creating jobs for local creatives, fostering emerging talent, and establishing a dynamic hub for storytelling and performance. Set in a lot generously donated by BMD Construction, the Spiegeltent will soon become a beacon of arts, culture, and entertainment.
Artisan Art Workshops At The Studio.
Soak up the creativity of a working art studio and join the studio community of creators! Step into your creativity and join our community of makers at The Studio in Cleveland.
Whether you are keen to rekindle your artistic passion, learn a new skill or simply take time out for yourself and connect with like minded creatives, they have lots of opportunities for you! All workshops are facilitated by experienced artists who love to share their passion for their craft. All levels of ability are catered for and welcomed. Join in for Pottery, Watercolour, Glass Fusing and Metal Smithing Workshops!
You can visit the Cleveland studio to explore these handmade collections during Open Studio events, while attending workshops, or by appointment. All orders are gift-wrapped in custom-designed, eco-friendly packaging.
Get back in nature at Redlands Track Park, a quality outdoor recreation reserve located on Redlands Coast.
Visit the park to enjoy over 25 kilometres of bushwalking and mountain biking trails, 2.8 kilometres of paths and cycleways, horse riding tracks, protected bushland, natural creeks and corridors, and heritage sites. The park also hosts events such as mountain bike races, trail running, and bike orienteering.
Trailhead shelters located at the Clarke Street and McDonald Road entrances each have seats, maps, water, horse/dog troughs, bike racks/horse hitching rails, and a bike repair station.
On the reserve is a Rifle Pit Heritage Site from World War I and II, adding a historic dimension to your visit.
The park can be accessed from several locations:
Clarke Street Car Park, Cleveland: Unsealed car park opposite Cleveland Cemetery.
McDonald Road / Flinders Street, Alexandra Hills: Corner of McDonald Road and Flinders Street.
Brindabella Circuit Park, Thornlands: Next to play equipment across the dam wall.
Congreve Crescent, Thornlands: New car park on Congreve Crescent.
The Golf Nest is a family-owned indoor golf simulator and bar located in Cleveland.
With four high-tech simulator bays, a relaxed lounge and bar, and a welcoming atmosphere, it is the perfect place to play, practise, and socialise.
Whether you are a seasoned golfer, new to the game, or just looking for a fun activity with friends, The Golf Nest offers lessons, social play, memberships, and event packages for everyone.
Walk to King Island (Erobin) via Wellington Point Sand Bridge – Redlands Coast QLD
Experience the iconic King Island walk on the Redlands Coast, a spectacular low-tide sand bridge connecting Wellington Point (Cullen Cullen) to the tiny, uninhabited King Island (Erobin). This family-friendly 2km return walk is a signature Redlands Coast adventure, perfect for kids to paddle, explore, and spot local wildlife along the way.
King Island is full of natural beauty, history, and coastal charm, making it one of south-east Queensland's most unique walks. Remember to return before the tide comes in for a safe journey.
Dog lovers take note: dogs are welcome on-leash along the sand bridge, however, dogs are strictly prohibited on King Island itself.
MultiMatch Cleveland is an indoor interactive sports studio where the wall becomes the game. Using interactive sports challenges this is an active experience that feels like play and tests your skills at the same time.
Visitors can step into a mix of target sports, reaction challenges and team games that suit kids, teens and adults. Sessions can be tailored for different ages and abilities, so everyone can go balls to the wall. Expect plenty of laughs, quick rounds and a fun atmosphere that keeps energy high from start to finish.
It is a standout option for families looking for something different, travellers chasing an all-weather activity and groups wanting a memorable shared experience. MultiMatch Cleveland is also popular for birthdays and special celebrations, with flexible formats that keep everyone moving.
From first timers to confident competitors, MultiMatch Cleveland delivers a unique blend of sport and technology that turns an ordinary day into an active adventure on Redlands Coast.
Redland Art Gallery (RAG), The Mezz is a contemporary gallery space located on the mezzanine level of the Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC).
The Mezz presents an exciting annual program of exhibitions featuring local, emerging and touring artists, and forms an integral part of RAG's broader exhibition and public program offering across the Redlands Coast.
RAG's programming spans two venues, showcasing local, Queensland, nationally and internationally recognised artists and providing opportunities for the community and visitors to access and engage with the visual arts.
After exploring the exhibition at The Mezz, visitors can relax and enjoy a beverage at the Encore Café, making the most of their visit.
RAG acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands, waters and seas where we work. They pay their respects to Elders past, present and future.
See something amazing at the Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC).
Whether you like comedy, drama, great music or family theatre, there will be something for you and your family to enjoy at RPAC.
This vibrant arts facility allows people of all ages and abilities to come together to celebrate and participate in the cultural opportunities available on Redlands Coast.
RPAC presents an annual season of professional touring productions each year. In addition to the RPAC presented performances a large number of national and international touring productions, and local community performances are presented throughout the year.
New shows go on sale all of the time, so make sure you regularly check the RPAC website page and Facebook page for all the latest shows and events coming soon.
RPAC also takes pride in its role as an incubator for the arts, fostering creativity through in-residence ensembles and a variety of artist development programs. They are dedicated to supporting both individuals and organizations within the arts and cultural sector. For details regarding the in-residence and artist development programs, please visit the RPAC website.
Step into the stories of the Redlands Coast at the Redlands Coast Museum in Cleveland (Nandeebie).
What began as a small, volunteer-led project to preserve local farm equipment has grown into a vibrant, award-winning community museum—home to over 50 years of Redlands Coast history, culture, and heritage.
At Redlands Coast Museum, real people and real stories take centre stage. The exhibitions span multiple buildings and invite visitors to explore the rich and diverse fabric of this unique region—from its farming roots to its coastal villages and islands. Discover immersive displays including a traditional blacksmith workshop, historic schoolroom, chapel, post office, and more. The walls adorn impressive floor-to-ceiling murals and artefacts and stories from the area's past.
The museum is also home to the Australian Toy Hall of Fame, the only one of its kind in the country, and boasts a celebrated collection of textiles and dolls. With a dynamic calendar of special exhibitions, events and concerts, there's always something new to experience.
As trusted keepers of the Redlands Coast's social history, celebrating community stories, past and present, and create a welcoming space for learning, reflection and connection.
Located in the heart of Cleveland, TH7 is a wellness, recovery, and longevity facility, giving you access to the latest therapies available: traditional sauna, steam room, ice bath, cold & hot pool, compression boots, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and red light therapy.
Whether you're part of a sports team, training for a race, an active retiree, a busy parent, or simply working in a high-stress environment, TH7's science-based protocols will help you unwind, reset and feel energised.
Colour My Pot is a popular pottery painting studio located on the Redlands Coast in Queensland, Australia. It offers a fun and creative environment where people of all ages can come to paint their own pottery pieces, such as mugs, plates, and figurines.
Participants can choose from a wide variety of items and use a range of colours and techniques to personalise their creations. The studio often hosts workshops, parties, and events, making it a great place for birthdays, group outings, or just a creative day out. The staff typically provides guidance and tips to help visitors with their projects, ensuring that everyone leaves with a unique piece of art.
It's a wonderful way to relax, unleash your creativity, and create memorable keepsakes!
Embark on an arts and culture adventure on Redlands Coast by setting off on a self-drive tour of the stunning local art galleries and museums across the mainland and islands.
Want to take home something truly special? Selected works will be available to purchase. Or book a workshop and unleash your inner artist to create your very own one-of-a-kind masterpiece to treasure forever.
1. Redland Art Gallery, Corner Middle and Bloomfield Streets, Cleveland
https://artgallery.redland.qld.gov.au
2. Redland Art Gallery, The Mezz at Redland Performing Arts Centre, 12-16 Middle Street, Cleveland
https://artgallery.redland.qld.gov.au
3. Straddievarious Gallery, Raby Bay Harbour, Shop 8/2 Masthead Drive, Cleveland
https://straddievarious.com.au
4. Old SchoolHouse Gallery, 124/126 Shore Street North, Cleveland
https://oldschoolhousegallery.org.au
5. Redlands Coast Museum, 60 Smith Street, Cleveland
https://redlandscoastmuseum.org.au
6. Redland Yurara Art Society, 262 Cleveland Redland Bay Road, Thornlands
https://redlandyurara.com.au
7. Redland Coast Art Society, 53 Mount Cotton Road, Capalaba
https://www.redlandcoastartsociety.com.au
8. North Stradbroke Island Museum on Minjerribah, 15 -17 Welsby Street, Dunwich, North Stradbroke Island
https://www.stradbrokemuseum.com.au
9. Salt Water Murris Quandamooka Aboriginal Art Gallery, 3 Ballow Road, Dunwich, North Stradbroke Island
https://saltwatermurris.com
10. QUAMPI Arts and Culture Centre, 14 Ballow Road, Dunwich, North Stradbroke Island
https://quampi.com.au
11. Coochiemudlo Curlew Gallery, 22 Victoria Parade South, Coochiemudlo Island
https://coochiemudloisland.com.au/artisan-collective
12. Russell Island Community Arts, Robert Street, Russell Island
https://www.russellislandcommunityarts.com.au
Opening hours vary by venue. Check the venue's website for details.
