10 THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND
1. EMU GULLY SPECTACULAR
When: Today, from 10am to 4pm
Where: Emu Gully Adventure Education Group
The Emu Gully Adventure Education Group will display the ANZAC values of courage, mateship, perseverance and sacrifice at the Emu Gully Spectacular.
Activities on the day will include model plane and light horse demonstrations, skill at arms competition, WWI plane take off and more.
Tickets can be purchased from toowoombatickets.com.au.
2. TUFF BULLBARS OPEN DAY
When: Today, from 9am to 2pm
Where: TUFF HQ Toowoomba, 10 Carington Rd
TUFF Bullbars Toowoomba invites everyone to come along to celebrate its inaugural open day.
A fun filled day has been organised which includes activities for children, live entertainment, specialist talks and more.
Entry to the event is free.
3. WEINERSTOCK
When: Today from 9.30am to 2.30pm
Where: Queens Park, Toowoomba All dachshunds and owners in Toowoomba are invited to come along to Weinerstock.
Funds raised from the celebrations will go towards Storybook Farm Animal Sanctuary.
Market stalls, a dachshund ninja warrior course, best dressed competition, parade and more will be available.
Feel free to wear bright or floral clothing to fit the 1960s theme.
4. STAMP CLUB MEETING
When: Today from 1pm Where: St Stephen’s Church Hall, Annand St
Stamp collectors have an opportunity to find some additions to their collection at the Toowoomba Stamp Club meeting.
Dealers will be present and a bargain table with some keenly priced items and stamps for sale from local and visiting clubs.
Following afternoon tea, the club’s monthly auction will be held.
Visitors are always welcome and there is plenty of parking nearby.
5. MA MA CREEK COMMUNITY CENTRE CELEBRATIONS
When: Tomorrow, from 10.30am and 1pm
Where: Ma Ma Creek Community Centre, Ma Ma Creek
The Ma Ma Creek Community Centre will hold a Remembrance Day Service from 10.30am.
In the afternoon, all present and past residents are invited to attend to meet new friends or catch up with old ones from 1pm.
A special invitation is extended to any new residents who would like to meet community group.
Guest are asked to bring a plate to the afternoon tea to share.
For more information phone June on 5462 7267.
6. HANDMADE EXPO
When: Tomorrow, from 9am Where: Harristown State High School
COME along to Harristown State High School to check out the creations from about 70 stallholders at the markets.
All items for sale will be either handmade, baked or grown by the people selling, with a few quality crafting supplies as well for people to create their own.
Entry and parking are free for the markets.
7. THE KRYPTONITE CHALLENGE
When: Today and tomorrow from 8am to 5pm
Where: Toowoomba Showgrounds The Kryptonite Challenge will put competitors to the test with its gruelling mud-laced obstacle course.
There will be more than 50 crazy challenges and obstacles to attempt in either the 7km or 12km course.
Parking and entry is free for spectators.
Food and drink will be available while you watch teams attempt the course.
For more information or to register visit kryptonitechallenge.com.
8. GOWRIE LITTLE PLAIN HALL CONCERT
When: Tonight, from 7pm Where: Gowrie Little Plain Hall Country musicians Rod Williams and Adrian Cann will grace the Gowrie Little Plain Hall with traditional bush ballads. Williams will give each person who attends a free vinyl LP.
Entry is $20 at the door which includes supper and lucky door ticket.
For more information phone Shirley on 4630 4384.
9. CENT SALE
When: Today, from noon
Where: Rose Cottage Hall, Newtown Park
The Toowoomba Floral Art Group invites everyone to come along to its cent sale at the Rose Cottage Hall.
Afternoon tea will be provided as well as a lucky door prize.
The sale will offer plenty of ideas for those looking for Christmas gift ideas.
Entry is $10.
10. SENSORY MOVIE
When: Tomorrow, from 10.30am Where: Event Cinema, Grand Central Event Cinemas will screen Charming at the Grand Central Location as the first screening to be scheduled for its Sensory Movie Days.
The day is an inclusive event for families with special needs to be able to enjoy the cinema.
The cinema lights are dimmed and the movie volume is lowered for sensitive ears
Tickets can be purchased on the day and cost $6.
For more information search Sensory Movie Day on eventcinemas.com.au.