The Australian Wearable Art Festival continues to attract artists from across Australia and internationally who transform salvaged textiles, industrial waste, recycled plastics and discarded materials into large-scale wearable artworks.
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The Active Transport Plan 2026 supports a connected, safe and efficient transport system, as the region plans for the future.
June is the perfect time to embrace the Sunshine Coast’s crisp winter days, with a vibrant calendar of sport, festivals and community events on offer.
Food lovers are being urged to lock in their winter plans, with the full program for The Curated Plate 2026 now officially revealed.
A short and easy rainforest walk leading to a peaceful hidden waterfall, perfect for a quick nature escape.
Show your state pride at free community party
Excitement is building as the upgrade of a much-loved Sunshine Coast hinterland town’s main street moves closer, strengthening the connections that make it special.
High school students, university and TAFE students can get a head start on their career through Sunshine Coast Council’s 2026 work experience program.
Join in community events during National Reconciliation Week
Enjoy a relaxed hinterland wander through quiet bushland with tranquil views across the water.
Fish are already returning to Petrie Creek thanks to a fish staircase that allows native fish to move upstream.
The Sunshine Coast hosts art exhibition on national tour
A five‑year Invasive Weeds Project is helping landholders to restore ecosystems, reduce herbicide use and protect biodiversity across the region.
Climbers, walkers and nature lovers can now enjoy a more comfortable visit to Mount Coolum, with new public amenities officially complete and open to the community.
Will your dog 'leave it' when asked? Register and help them learn.
A new facility is improving environmental safety, reducing odour and emissions and turning a problem into a clean energy solution.
Every day across the Sunshine Coast, volunteers generously give their time, skills and care to support programs that help bring people together, build confidence and strengthen community life.
Explore scenic bush trails through forest, creeks and open clearings, with options for every pace and plenty of wildlife to discover along the way.
Delivering value for our community, Council has created a guide with 10 ways to live well for less, showcasing free and affordable Sunshine Coast activities to help ease cost-of-living pressures.
The Living End are ready to tear it up live on their ‘I Only Trust Rock n Roll’ Tour. Bringing raw, unrelenting energy to the Sunshine Coast with hit-loaded setlist including new tracks from their latest album, plus the hits that made them household names over the last three decades.