Circus acts, outdoor cinemas and kayak adventures join over 300 events on the Schrinner Council’s free and affordable school holiday program this Easter.
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said Council’s extensive range of free and affordable activities during the holidays will continue to keep costs down.
“We want families to look forward to the Easter break, without worrying about the cost of their holiday itinerary,” Cr Schrinner said.
“Our Council is committed to ensuring our libraries, parks, pools, and stages are packed with free and affordable events to help keep the whole family entertained.
“With some of the top end of our Active and Healthy programming costing just $12 for a family, there will be something for everyone in Brisbane this Easter.”
Low-cost activities like laser tag, orienteering and kayaking will bring the adventure to the holiday break with costs starting at less than $6 a person or $12 for a family.
Free events across Council libraries, parks and environment centres will offer everything from story times to skateboarding for kids to learn new skills in their suburbs.
Cr Schrinner said Victoria Park will add “egg-citing” free activities like Easter Bunny trails and outdoor cinemas to the list of must do events.
“Victoria Park is the perfect place to enjoy the Easter break, with family favourites like Peter Rabbit 2 and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory hitting the big screen,” he said.
“But that’s not all, families can enjoy active options like orienteering and the Great Easter Bunny Trail, create some Easter crafts or relax with live music on the lawn.
“Victoria Park is a place for everyone, and these free events bring more to see and do to Brisbane’s biggest inner city parkland.”
Cr Schrinner urged families to book in advance to secure their spot on the holiday calendar.
“While many of the activities over the holidays are free of charge, most require booking in advance,” he said.
“Council will continue to offer fantastic events for kids of all ages as we help residents make the most of the school holidays here in Brisbane.”
To plan your school holiday schedule, visit www.brisbane.qld.gov.au and search ‘School Holiday Events’.
Put the sugar rush to good use with our Active and Healthy classes
This Easter, over 120 Active and Healthy classes will keep kids engaged over the break. Why not pick up a new skill like yoga, skateboarding or hip-hop while getting out in our parks and staying healthy.
Libraries offer something for every-bunny
Visit one of Council’s 33 libraries and enjoy over 170 activities for free! Everton Park locals can enjoy the brand-new amenities of the Everton Park library, while enjoying exciting live performances, coding classes movie screenings and so much more.
Hop into the Museum of Brisbane to get creative
The Museum of Brisbane will host several workshops to keep kids crafty over the holidays. Try your hand at making a light catcher, create some everlasting fabric flowers or enjoy an immersive eye spy experience!
Egg-cellent options across our Environment Centres
With wildlife shows, nature journalling, smartphone eco-photography, night adventures and even an amazing eco art race, Council’s environment centres offer a great day out these holidays, with more than 30 free and affordable activities on offer.
