March 26 - things to do this week

Paddington Fair Neal Macrossan Park, opposite Suncorp Stadium on Saturday from 10am-pm
A free community and family event!
Featuring: Local Musicians, Market Sta, Circus Workshops, Food Stalls, Mystics Tent, Skate Lessons and Demos, Face Painting, Roller Derby Demo, Jumping Castle, and heaps more!
Live performances from: Screamfeeder, Ranger, Texas Tea, Little Vegas and the Fuzz Parade and emerging acts Meaningless Existence, The Grove and Sunflower.
The inaugural Paddington Fair, a drug and alcohol free community event will include music, markets, and a host of activities for kids and the whole family will transform the area into a vibrant celebration of the local community.
Born out of the Brisbane City Councils ‘LOCALe Music For Ya Park’ events, which have drawn thousands of families to local parks and facilities over the last two years and will include two stages, markets, skate lessons and demos, a mystics tent, temporary tattoos, face painting, jumping castles, heaps of other surprises to keep the entire family entertained. Ithaca Pool will be opening their doors with FREE entry from noon.

Free Sunday at the Gallery at the Queensland Art Gallery art program from 2-4pm for children aged 3-12

Create a collaborative soft sculpture with Claire Robertson.

Children and their families work with local and exhibiting contemporary artists in the Sunday at the Gallery program. Each workshop involves a making activity connecting to the ideas and processes of the artist’s own work.

Free Tours for kids at the Queensland Art Gallery on Sunday at 11.30am-1pm

Specially designed, interactive tours of works in the Queensland Art Gallery's Collection are offered for children aged 4–10 years, and accompanying adults. The tours invite families to explore contemporary collection works in GoMA, focussing on some of the innovative ways artists use colour, pigments and paint to make a big impact.

Last movie in the park for the season Hairspray (Rated PG 117mins) Friday, 28 March
7pm Boyd Park, Cnr Boyd and Park Roads, Nundah

Shakespeare in the Park - Romeo and Juliet Education City Mini Oval, USQ Campus, Springfield. Thursday 7pm Friday 7pm Saturday 7pm

Penned over 400 years ago, Shakespeare's tale of two star-cross'd lovers is as popular today as it was with London audiences over four centuries ago.

The classic tale follows Romeo, a Montague, and Juliet, a Capulet; young lovers caught up in a bitter feud between two great Italian families.

The sparks of their innocent love set the vibrant city of Verona alight.

"My only love sprung from my only hate; too early unknown and known too late."

This is Shakespeare at his undeniable best. - Love, lust ... plots, potions ... twists and tragedy. $11 School Group >20

$25 Adult, $10 Child (up to 12 years, under 3 free)
$16Student (secondary and university) $65 Family (up to 2 adults and 3 children)

Free multicultural Festival in Caboolture from 9am-4pm in Caboolture Town Square on Saturday

A celebration of the cultural diversity of the Caboolture district with stunning cultural performances, creative workshops, arts and craft stalls and delicious multicultural cuisine. Tantalise the senses

Samford Rodeo at Samford Showgrounds on Saturday from 6pm to midnight

Bull rides, Barback horses and broncos, kids entertainment, comedy clowns, food and drinks, music.

Family - $40, Adults - $18, Children & Pensioners - $12