WEEKEND PLANNER 5THINGS TO DO
Presented by Townsville City Council. For more events, visit whatson.townsville.qld.gov.au
1Get ready for an electrifying showdown tonight as the North Queensland Cowboys go head-to-head against the Dolphins at Queensland Country Bank Stadium. Gates open at 5.30pm, so gather your friends and family for an unforgettable evening of rugby league action. Centre Viliami Vailea will become Cowboys player No.315 with his club debut against the Dolphins this weekend. Don’t miss the kickoff at 7.35pm sharp.
Tickets start from just $26.43, so cheer on our Cowboys as they strive for a much-needed victory on home turf.
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Witness some incredible skateboarding action as the Rumble Roadshow rolls into Townsville this weekend. Hosted in collaboration with Townsville City Council, this event brings Australia’s best skateboarders from the BMD Rumble Pro Tour to your local skatepark. From 10am to 1pm today at Riverway and tomorrow on Magnetic Island, watch the pros showcase their skills, pick up some tips and take part in best trick competitions. There will be free giveaways, so don’t miss out on the fun.
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Thuringowa Art Society invites all children to a special free art workshop today from 1.30pm to 3.30pm at Citylibraries Riverway. Let your creativity soar as you craft a handmade card and personalise a lovely gift such as a coaster or bookmark for your mum. This event is open to everyone and promises to be a delightful opportunity to show your appreciation for the special women in your life. Don’t miss out on this chance to create something truly memorable and make Mother’s Day extra special.
4Experience the magic of live theater at the Festival of One Act Plays 2024, presented by Townsville City Council and Friends of the Theatre. Short plays will take centre stage at the Townsville Civic Theatre tonight from 6pm to 9.30pm. This exciting event showcases the talent of both groups and individual amateur actors, providing them with a platform to shine on stage. The festival plays a crucial role in nurturing theatrical talent in our region and promoting local writers. Tickets cost from $10 - $18.
5Delve into the rich tapestry of First Nations heritage at the First Nations Book Club and Family History Club, hosted by Citylibraries Flinders Street. From 9am to 12pm today, embark on a journey of discovery into your ancestral roots. Explore the library’s research resources, including the renowned Norman Tindale and Margaret Lawrie Collection, and learn how to navigate the library archives. Refresh with tea and coffee as you connect with fellow enthusiasts. No bookings are required.