Ipswich in Autumn 2021

Your guide for entertainment, events and activities 2021 Ipswich in Autumn

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Message from Ipswich Mayor, Teresa Harding

Autumn is always a celebratory time in Ipswich as we prepare for both the Easter Holidays and a welcome dose of cooler weather. We’ve started this year off with a bang with many wonderful and exciting events here in Ipswich. The Workshops Rail Museum will have plenty for the children in the school holidays, which include Easter this year, with displays of restored locomotives and carriages. You can even step back in time at Queensland Pioneer Steam Railway, with picnic train trips for the family. The city will play host to the inaugural Planes, Trains and Autos Festival on the May long weekend. Join us for an adrenaline charged celebration of all things aviation, rail and autos.

As the weather starts to turn from the heat of summer, residents can enjoy the IAG Exhibition Portraiture in still life at Ipswich Art Gallery until mid-April. Autumn is a wonderful time to experience the changing colours of our city at any of council’s many well-maintained parks. Another first for Ipswich will be the Anywhere Festival, partnering this year with council, to dazzle and amaze locals and tourists with dance and comedy performances in unusual locations. The widely recognised and respected Ipswich Art Awards will be bigger and better in 2021 with a host of well- known artists and their top-class work. There is just so much to see and do in Ipswich, whatever the season. So come along and have a wonderful and safe Easter break.

Front Cover Image: Cute to Boot, Top of Town, Ipswich If you have any feedback regarding the Autumn Guide, please email council@ipswich.qld.gov.au or visit Ipswich.qld.gov.au Disclaimer: Published by Ipswich City Council © 2021

At time of printing all information is current and correct. Every care has been taken to ensure the information in this brochure is correct at the time of publication. Ipswich City Council accepts no responsibility for any errors, omissions or changes leading to such information being incorrect. As activities, programs and events may cancel or move subsequent to publication of this brochure, no responsibility is accepted for accuracy of content. This publication is copyright. Other than for the purposes of and subject to the conditions prescribed under the Copyright Act 1968 (C’wlth), no part of it may in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, micro copying, photocopying, recording or otherwise) be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted without prior written permissions. If you wish to disseminate or share this information and or images please contact Ipswich City Council for permission.

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IPSWICH CIVIC CENTRE

See the program at Ipswichciviccentre.com.au

WHAT’S ON THIS AUTUMN AT IPSWICH CIVIC CENTRE

The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show

Margaret Fulton the Musical

Tuesday 16 March at 6.00 pm Tickets $17.50 | Group of 4 $60.00

Thursday 8 April at 7.30 pm Tickets $45.00

The Owl and the Pussycat Wed 14 April at 6.00 pm Thurs 15 April at 9.00 am and 11.00 am Tickets $17.50 | Group of 4 $60.00

LizaMeets Bassey starringMonique Montez Saturday 24 April at 7.00 pm Tickets (incl 2 course meal) $70.00

Ipswichciviccentre.com.au (07) 3810 6100

BOOK NOW

Glen Smith Ode to Jill 2020 (detail) Acrylic on board, 54.5 x 84.5cm. Courtesy of the artist.

Portraiture in still life new work by Glen Smith 20 February - 18 April 2021

Ipswich Art Gallery d’Arcy Doyle Place, Nicholas Street, Ipswich Free entry | Open 7 days | Closed Good Friday Ipswichartgallery.qld.gov.au

INSPIRING CITIZENS HONOURED IN IPSWICH AUSTRALIA DAY AWARDS

Community arts champion Glen Smith is the 2021 Ipswich Citizen of the Year. Mr Smith, along with other award nominees and winners, was honoured on Wednesday 20 January at the annual Ipswich Australia Day Awards held at Ipswich Civic Centre. A leader in the city’s art’s scene, Mr Smith has brought local artists together and fostered opportunities for them to develop their skills and bring their work to the wider Ipswich community through his role as president charities, regularly using his own artistic skills to support organisations including Domestic Violence Action Centre, Ipswich Hospice Care, Legacy and the Animal Welfare League. Mayor Teresa Harding congratulated Mr Smith on his contribution to the creative sector and the Ipswich community. “Over a decade ago Glen made the life changing decision to quit his 12-hour- a-day finance job. He picked up a paint brush for the first time since school, and of volunteer group ArtsConnect. He is also a big supporter of local

our creative scene has been richer ever since,” Mayor Harding said. “I congratulate Glen as well as all the other nominees and winners in the 2021 Ipswich Australia Day Awards on their wonderful achievements and remarkable contributions to our city.” The winners of this year’s Ipswich Australia Day Awards are: Citizen of the Year: Glen Smith Senior Citizen of the Year: Pamela Lane Young Citizen of the Year: Blake Wesbro Cultural Award of the Year: Toni Risson Sport and Recreation Award: Calvin Hegvold Spirit of Ipswich Award: Zoe Knorre Community Event of the Year: Queensland Fire Appeal – Cent Auction.

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Sunday 25 April

Mark Anzac Day by attending a service or commemoration across the City of Ipswich or stand united in spirit on your driveway to ‘Light Up the Dawn’.

For more information visit Ipswich.qld.gov.au/anzacday

COME AND EXPLORE

Come and see what is happening in your Tulmur Place, Nicholas Street Precinct: Markets Live Music Food Trucks Kids’ Activities Water play Special Events

@nicholasstprecinct

Active Parks

Free weekly physical activity classes in a park near you.

Check out the schedule online at Ipswich.qld.gov.au/activeparks and get active today.

IPSWICH’S NEWEST STREET LIBRARY HAS UNUSUAL READING ROOM

Toilets have often been called ‘reading rooms’ and the Marburg community has a great sense of humour. A sprawling street library and somewhat unusual reading room have popped up out the front of the green shed in the centre of town. A tin outhouse has been built to serve as a reading room and is already proving popular with the locals. It should be noted however, that it is not a functioning toilet. When the Children’s Book Council of Australia (Qld branch) called for expressions of interest for one lucky member across the state to be the recipient of a street library donated by Street Library Australia, Ipswich Libraries was quick to jump to action. The submission, based on the street library being located in the township of Marburg, was successful, with the street library being delivered directly into the hands of the Marburg Residents Association.

Councillor Russell Milligan said that this initiative was a great way to bring books to rural areas as Ipswich’s population booms. “The Marburg Residents Association have shown real enthusiasm for having this street library in their community,” Cr Milligan said. “Not only did they embrace the idea but they built on it to put their own unique country stamp on it by adding additional libraries and reading room.” Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said it was a wonderful innovation to be able to use the service provided by the community for the community. “I congratulate the local residents and artists who have spent a lot of voluntary time to put this street library together,” Cr Kunzelmann said.

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15-21 MARCH The 2021 national theme of Harmony Day is Everyone Belongs. The Faces of Ipswich project celebrates the cultural diversity of Ipswich and aims to promote inclusion and belonging for all people in our city. An exhibition will open on Saturday 20 March in Nicholas Street Precinct to tell the story of the many Faces of Ipswich. The exhibition will explore the stories and rich diversity of this city, that help to make Ipswich such an inclusive and vibrant place to belong. EVERYONE BELONGS

Images included for illustration purposes only.

Ipswich.qld.gov.au/harmonyday

Discover performances and places in the nooks and crannies of Ipswich

Discover performances anywhere, when Anywhere Festival comes to Ipswich from 6-23 May. Poets, comedians, musicians, theatre groups, circus performers, dancers and storytellers will take over Top of Town, Ipswich Central and local nooks and crannies. Like to get more involved than just seeing the shows? Volunteer or become a reviewer, photographer or videographer. All experience levels welcome. Scan the QR code for more info.

For tickets and to view the

Full program revealed 26March Turn over the page for a sneak peek of the Ipswich Anywhere Festival Program. Get in the know by subscribing at www.anywhere.is

full program visit www.anywhere.is

Damien Johnson The Blasphema A night of irreverent live electronic music and stage antics

Gary

Talking With...

Join Gary the Galactic Gas and their pal, Jukebox in this cosmic comedy cabaret

Downstage Theatre Company present excerpts from Jane Martin’s Talking With... at Ipswich’s beautiful Old Flour Mill

The Women In The Wallpaper Oubliette Theatre present an electrifying exhibition with music. ‘I wonder if they all came out of that wallpaper as I did’

Twilight Circus

Open Haus

Circus Ipswich brings sounds of a marching band, circus acrobats, dancers and creativity back to our streets

The Haus of James invites you to their Open Haus; a space for you to step, or plunge, into a ride of self-expression through the art of makeup

For tickets and to view the

It takes a lot not to end up dead

DIY arts and music institution Solidarity Külture Ćlub celebrates its 10 th Anniversary Solidarity Külture Club

Only In Ipswich

Toe tapping songs, tender ballads from Lizzie Flynn and Ella Macrokanis

Ipswich locals tell stories about the days, nights and moments that shaped them

The Ipswich program of Anywhere Festival is co-funded by Ipswich City Council and the Queensland Government through the Regional Arts Development Fund and Organisation Funding through Arts Queensland. The Regional Arts Development Fund is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Ipswich City Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland. ​

Photos from Circa Zoolings (2012) by Gerry Rocks, Likely Story (2019) photo by Travis Macfarlane and Comedy Lounge (2019) photo Cynthia Lee

full program visit www.anywhere.is

PRIME LAND ACQUIRED FOR EXTENDED CONSERVATION ESTATE

Ipswich City Council has purchased 65 hectares of prime conservation land at Woolshed, which will be added to the Mount Grandchester Conservation Estate. Council had been working with the owners for some time and the acquisition was confirmed in January. The Ipswich Enviroplan Program and Levy funds will be used to purchase the land. Mayor Teresa Harding said the land purchase will deliver on council’s commitment to preserve and protect our natural environment and cultural heritage, and create opportunities for environmental tourism. “We are delighted to secure this land for the community. It is important not only for Ipswich, but for all of South East Queensland,” she said. “This will increase the capacity for nature-based recreation activities and enhances visitor experience when the estate is activated and developed.

“It also secures and actively restores vegetation containing unique patches of rocky outcrops and habitat areas for significant species, including

the vulnerable koala and glossy-black cockatoo.

“It will protect Aboriginal cultural heritage landscape values as well as aesthetic values along the regional significant Little Liverpool Range corridor.” The council acquisition will double the width of the protected area for the north-south wildlife movement corridor at its narrowest “pinch” point to 1,000m from the current 400m. Wider protected and managed corridors support safer movement for wildlife through the landscape. It also increases the size of the Mount Grandchester Conservation Estate by 7 per cent to 1,042ha.

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TECH SAVVY SENIORS Free PhotographyWorkshops Fortnightly Thursdays commencing 25 March 2021 | 10.30 am – 12.00 pm Attend in-person at Ipswich Central Library (Nicholas Street Precinct), Springfield Central Library or online from home. Build your skills with professional local photographer, Greg Harm. Learn in a relaxed, supportive and fun environment. BYO digital camera, smartphone or tablet. Bookings essential.

Training RoomEvents

FREE DIGITAL TRAINING AND LEARNING EXPERIENCES Daily Monday to Friday in the new Ipswich Central Library Training Room (Nicholas Street Precinct). Gain confidence and skills in using your smartphone, tablet, laptop or our desktop computers. Explore our latest technology or enquire about a customised session for your group. Start at any level and have your

questions answered. No bookings required.

For more information visit ipswichlibraries.com.au/events or phone (07) 3810 6815

7.30 PM 23 APRIL 2021 IPSWICH IPSWICH CIVIC CENTRE

COUNCIL’S DRIVE FOR CHANGE WITH COURT WIN

Belinda Janson is council’s only female waste truck driver but that is not expected to be the case for long. Ipswich City Council has won an exemption from the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission (QIRC) under the Anti-Discrimination Act to advertise for females only to be recruited for a training program to obtain a Heavy Rigid licence needed to drive a waste truck. The submission stated that there are often socio-economic barriers faced by women seeking to meet the heavy rigid (HR) licence prerequisite as there are significant costs involved in obtaining the licence including specialised lessons, the cost of the licence itself and the time involved for the lessons. Women are recognised as being under represented across the transport industry and these measures aim to

reverse the inequality by assisting women to enter the industry.

Further planning will now be undertaken to form a driver training program that will involve free training provided to trainees to achieve a HR licence. Ms Janson said it was an interesting field to work in and offered job security. “Girls can do it just as good as guys so it will be great to get some more girls in,” she said. “It is harder for females to get into the industry as lot of people are under the assumption that females can’t drive trucks or big rigs or whatever the case may be, so it is a little bit harder for women but we are slowly seeing more out there which is good. “Just get in and give it a crack, its good fun.” Subscribe free to Ipswich First news alerts at Ipswichfirst.com.au/subscribe/

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A SEASON OF CHALLENGE

VENTURE into the great outdoors! With over 6,000ha of open parks and conservation areas it’s no wonder Ipswich is starting to become the home of so many outdoor recreation and endurance events. Take part in a season of challenge with cycling, mountain biking and trail running events to suit the whole family.

BVRT FESTIVAL OF CYCLING Saturday 5 June Yarraman Trail Head Gravel cycling with a choice of 45km, 74km and 161km distances. Off road fun for all levels of ability.

MERIDA HIDDEN VALE 24HR Saturday 10 - Sunday 11 April Hidden Vale Adventure Park Choose from Solo, Team Relay or Kids Mountain Biking legs. If a 24hr race isn’t for you there’s also a 4hr option and a 24 minute ride for the kids.

PARK2PARK FUN RUN Sunday 25 July | Limestone Park A charity Fun Run with distances including half marathon, half marathon relay, 10km, 5km, 2.5km, and a kids obstacle course.

ROCKY TRAIL FOX SUPERFLOW IPSWICH ENDURO Saturday 7 - Sunday 8 August Castle Hill Mountain Bike Reserve Australia’s most popular gravity enduro series is coming to Ipswich, offering friendly MTB enduro racing, without the tight schedule.

EPIC Saturday 11 – Sunday 12 September ​Hidden Vale Adventure Park EPIC has something for everyone, from the novice riders through to the professionals of each discipline. The event also includes trail running distances and a free family fun ride.

TUFFKIDZ TRIATHLON Sunday 14 November Ipswich State High School Open to school aged kids, participants can be a TUFFKID for a day.

BRISBANE VALLEY RAIL TRAIL 24 HOUR AND 150 CHALLENGE RIDE Friday 27 - Saturday 28 August Esk Station, Brisbane Valley Rail Trail An epic rail trail endurance gravel cycling event. Choose a 24hr ride or 150km distance.

MORE INFO

To register for an event visit Ipswichfestivals.com.au

SUNDAY 23 MAY 2021 GATES OPEN 9.00 AM IPSWICH TURF CLUB

Early bird tickets from $15.00 Early bird tickets end 15 May. Individual and clan passes available. Toddlers 3 and under are free. Tickets and info at gatheringfestival.com.au

MUSCLE

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Gather your clan for the best Gathering yet! ► Queensland Pipe Band Spectacular ► Traditional, modern folk and choral music ► Highland games, dance performances and workshops ► Markets, international food and traditional fare ► And much more!

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KID-FRIENDLY

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For the train fans Take the kids for an exciting day out at The Workshops Rail Museum with displays of restored locomotives and carriages, a train simulator and a Sciencentre with more than 20 interactive stations. Kids will love the huge model train display and little nippers area. When the tummy starts to rumble, stop by the trackside café for a refuel. Ride the rails Step back in time on the Queensland Pioneer Steam Railway with picnic train trips running with either steam or diesel engines and beautifully restored carriages. The recently refurbished Swanbank Station also hosts food trucks for a bite to eat, and is a great place to lay down a picnic rug under a shady tree. This train trip, which features heritage timber carriages, is a one hour journey that winds its way through the old coal mining sites, lush bushland and along the base of Castle Hill. Tick off a bucket list item Tick a hot air balloon ride off the bucket list these holidays with a spectacular one hour Floating Images Hot Air Balloon Flight over the Ipswich and Scenic Rim countryside, followed by breakfast at Fourthchild Café.

The Workshops Rail Museum

Queensland Pioneer Steam Railway

Floating Images Hot Air Balloon Flights

HOLIDAYS EXPERIENCES

Immerse the family in nature Surround yourself in nature with a camping trip to Ivory’s Rock . Go wallaby and koala spotting amongst the walking tracks with spectacular mountain views. Or for something a bit more rustic check out Hardings Paddock down the road. Surrounded by natural bushland, the campgrounds guarantees serene experiences with only eight sites available. There’s no drinking water, so bring your own, but there is a holding yard and trails for horse riding. Another great camping option is Keira Farm at Mutdapilly. Enjoy beautiful views of the Flinder’s Ranges from the 500 acre working cattle farm. See the animals Spend a day checking out the cute and cuddly residents in the Heritage City. Stop off at The Llama Farm where you can book a farm or a llama walking tour and learn about these curious animals. Also see camels, donkeys and giant Flemish rabbits! Head to the Haigslea Ewe Nique Hobby Farm where the kids can feed the farm animals including goats, sheep, alpacas and chickens, and mum and dad can relax at the onsite café with a delicious coffee. Take a trip to the Ipswich Nature Centre with the kids. Entry is a gold coin donation to see the native animals, or you can book an Animal Encounters Tour from $10.

Ivory’s Rock

Haigslea Ewe Nique Hobby Farm

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Homage Restaurant “Lovely service, lovely food.”

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SAT 1ST MAY 9AM–4PM | THE WORKSHOPS RAIL MUSEUM FREE ENTRY – TICKETS ESSENTIAL Looking for an adrenaline charged weekend? Planes, Trains and Autos, presented by RPQ Group, is for you. Join us for a celebration of all things aviation, rail and autos in the City of Ipswich.

PLANES Explore aviation displays and themed kids activities, as well as formation fly pasts and aerobatic displays, by Red Thunder, featuring historic warbirds.

TRAINS History will come alive with hands-on exhibits, huge locomotives and industrial machinery on display and walking tours at Australia’s oldest railway workshops still in operation.

AUTOS See motorcycles through the ages, muscle cars, historic trucks and buses, emergency services vehicles, Air Force and Army machinery, drag cars and more!

FOR THE KIDS Kids are spoilt for choice with the Nippers Railway adventure playground, interactive displays and hands on activities including launching your own bottle rocket, wind tunnels and more.

MEET TOBY PRICE OAM Toby is a two-time winner of the Dakar Rally and FIM World Rally Champion, who currently rides for the Red Bull Factory KTM Rally Team.

ALL ABOARD Take a heritage bus to Queensland Pioneer Steam Railway and ride the first public diesel hauled mixed freight train in 30 years. Times: 9am, 11am and 1pm Tickets essential via Planestrainsautos.com.au

QLD AUTO SPECTACULAR

MAKE A WEEKEND OF IT WITH MORE AUTOS ACTION ON SUNDAY AT WILLOWBANK RACEWAY

FLY PAST See a unique warbird fly past featuring multiple aircraft undertaking manouvers.

RAAF BASE AMBERLEY

See Air Force and Army vehicles on display and a F-111 module including nose bay, engine, tail fin, fuel tank, missile training aid and flying suits from this iconic Air Force aircraft.

PLANES

Arrival of first A8 F-111 aircraft at Amberley.

From its modest beginnings in 1921, Air Force has grown into a potent, world class Air Force which Australia relies upon in both conflict and peace and 2021 will mark 100 years of service to Australia. RAAF Base Amberley has provided more than 80 years of service to the Ipswich community and proudly supports ‘Planes, Trains and Autos’ with a number of Air Force and Army ground and vehicle displays.

TRAINS

History will come alive whilst exploring The Workshops Rail Museum. With hands-on exhibits, multi-media encounters and colourful stories coupled with huge locomotives and industrial machinery, there is something for the whole family.

■ More than 15 larger than life exhibitions including the Sciencentre, huge model railway layout, train simulators and the Nippers Railway adventure playground for kids ■ Join a guided Rollingstock Tour and discover more about the amazing locomotives and carriages on display at the museum

■ Create your own paper planes and test fly them in our wind tunnels ■ Take an exclusive self-guided walking tour through parts of Queensland Rail’s extensive workshops and see how locomotives and carriages are built and maintained

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT PLANESTRAINSAUTOS.COM.AU

VISIT ‘ON THE MOVE’ AT IPSWICH ART GALLERY Enter an interactive transport world created in collaboration with illustrator James Gulliver Hancock. ON THE MOVE is a travelling exhibition by Sydney Living Museums COST: Free | BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL via Ipswichartgallery.qld.gov.au

AUTOS

MUSCLE CARS, DRAG CARS & MORE

MOTORBIKES THROUGH THE AGES

MODERN & HISTORIC TRUCKS

EMERGENCY SERVICES VEHICLES

HISTORIC BUSES

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APPEARANCES

CRAIG LOWNDES Craig is one of the nation’s most popular and recognised sporting

TROY BAYLISS Three times World Superbike Champion

heroes and amongst the most successful drivers in Australian motor sport history.

and co-owner of the DesmoSport Ducati Team.

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THE LONG WEEKEND

GATES OPEN 7AM | WILLOWBANK RACEWAY

■ Huge swap meet and trade site areas ■ Australian Rocker Cover Racing Championship ■ Car and motorcycle displays and judging ■ 1/4 mile test and tune drags

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DISCLAIMER At the time of going to print with this program we are presented with unprecedented challenges due to COVID-19. In the interest of public safety changes may be made to events and event formats without notice. Please keep an eye on the website and social media for updates. Should racing commitments change for attending sporting personalities, appearances may be cancelled at short notice. Air Force and Army participation at this event may be altered or cancelled at short notice due to operational requirements. PLANESTRAINSAUTOS.COM.AU

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