Snapshots from historic hinterland heart’s streetscape celebration event!
It’s a resounding thumbs up for the revitalised streetscape of historic Landsborough, with the community joining in the celebrations at the official opening on November 23, 2024.
Sunshine Coast Council completed the first stage of the Cribb Street streetscape project in 2021.
The second – and final – stage of the community-led improvement of Landsborough’s main street is now open for the community to enjoy.
The project is part of the multi-stage Landsborough Placemaking Master Plan, endorsed by Council in January 2020.
Division 1 Councillor Jenny Broderick said the completed streetscape was a testament to the strong community spirit in Landsborough and the power of working together.
“I was thrilled to celebrate with the Landsborough community at the opening of the vibrant new streetscape,” Cr Broderick said.
“It was great to see so many happy faces enjoying the refreshed meeting spaces and I know our community will take pride in their beautiful town heart.
“It is a special place for our locals to gather and for visitors to experience our country charm.”
Happy snapshots from the community event
Here's a selection of photos from the event, as the community joined us for an afternoon of fun celebrating the newly transformed street and park.
A place to enjoy
This final stage of the streetscape project provides an improved central gathering space for the community to come together.
Features of the new space include shelters and seating, a play space, lawn area for community events, more shade trees and creative lighting elements to build on the signature night-time lighting of the township.
For more information visit Council’s website.
This project is proudly funded by the Queensland Government’s South East Queensland Community Stimulus Program in association with Sunshine Coast Council.
We acknowledge $200,000 has been contributed through the Infrastructure Agreement for the Caloundra South development (Aura) to support the development of community infrastructure that will provide benefit to the communities surrounding the Caloundra South development (Aura).