Ipswich in Autumn 2022

Your guide for entertainment, events and activities Ipswich in Autumn 2022

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Message from Ipswich Mayor, Teresa Harding

With the heat fading from the days and cool night changes hinting at change in season, Autumn in Ipswich brings relief from summer and with it, nature’s colour show. Warm hues soften with the sun, bringing spectacular displays to our parks and gardens. It’s a good opportunity to enjoy a change in pace, a change of scenery, and the opportunity to celebrate new things to see, things to hear, do, as well as friends old and new. The changing of seasons is the inspiration for many of our previous entrants in the Ipswich Art Awards, which returns in 2022, for a 10-day exhibition that showcases the best of our local and regional talent. And back due to popular demand in 2022 is the Planes, Trains and Autos Festival following a successful inaugural event last year. One of my personal highlights from 2021, don’t miss what promises to be bigger and better show this year. We also have a packed and star- studded line up coming to the Civic Centre this Autumn, including John Paul Young as well as tribute Front Cover Image: Ipswich Childrens Library 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 © 2022 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.

performances dedicated to Queen, Roy Orbison, Janis Joplin and Abba. Autumn is also a time to commemorate the soldiers who gave the ultimate sacrifice for this country, with ANZAC Day services to be held at cenotaphs and in local communities across the city. Go to our website to find a list of the services and marches taking place around our great city and register to take part. The Ipswich Art Gallery will also host the Australian War Memorial Touring Exhibition, Ink in the Lines, a look at the stories behind the tattoos of Australia’s modern veterans and how they use ink to remember people, events and experiences. Critically acclaimed, this is an exhibition not to be missed. There’s plenty happening in and around our city this Autumn, with vibrant dining and nightlife, outdoor adventures under crisp skies, and

family-friendly events for all. Whatever you choose to do in Ipswich this autumn, stay safe, have fun and continue to enjoy this magical city of ours.

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.

Behind every tattoo is a story of remembrance, mateship, identity and healing. awm.gov.au/ink #InkintheLines

5 March – 2 May 2022 Ipswich Art Gallery d’Arcy Doyle Place, Nicholas Street IPSWICH QLD Open Daily 10am – 5pm | Closed Good Friday 15 April

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AN AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL TOURING EXHIBITION

PLAQUES UNVEILED FOR FORGOTTEN SOLDIERS

Mr Rennie spent almost 20 years piecing together the mystery of who these men were and how these most iconic war veterans were forgotten. The Ipswich RSL Sub Branch identified soldiers who were not recorded as well other veterans throughout the cemetery, through detailed research and cross checking of cemetery and military records with their search continuing. Council lodged the development and building applications on behalf of the Ipswich RSL Sub Branch and have provided ongoing support with project planning and maintenance. Many local businesses also came on board donating materials and labour.

New memorial plaques have been unveiled at a moving ceremony at the Ipswich General Cemetery. There are now 165 shiny plaques on the memorial wall and while they won’t be shiny for long, they will remain on the wall for centuries to come as an enduring reminder to the generations after them, of their sacrifice. The Adopt a Soldier campaign began to cover the cost of the plaques after local veteran Matt Rennie OAM noticed there were many soldiers buried in the cemetery that either did not have a headstone or were not recorded in official records in the first place. The community was invited to adopt a soldier by paying for their plaque to go on the memorial walls.

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If you haven’t yet met some of the Ipswich Nature Centre’s newest arrivals, now is the perfect time to do so. Toward the end of last year, the centre welcomed twin bilbies. The two little girls – Violet and Bilbina – were born in the centre’s world-class bilby breeding enclosure, which is a part of the National Recovery Plan for the species. Roni, the father, was born at the centre during 2020 with Juniper, the mother, new to the centre. The Ipswich Nature Centre has bred bilbies successfully in the past, with female triplets born in 2017. TWIN BABY BILBIES BORN AT IPSWICH NATURE CENTRE

Bilbies born in Ipswich have been released at the Save the Bilby Currawinya and the Australian Wildlife Conservancy Mt Gibson sites, and are said to be thriving in these specially protected areas. Bilbies are one of the fastest breeding mammals on earth with a 12-to-14-day pregnancy, but their survival in the wild is fragile, mainly due to introduced predators.

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GET HANDS ON IN THE ENVIRONMENT IPSWICH HAS GREAT OPPORTUNITIES TO BE CLEAN AND GREEN THIS AUTUMN

TREES FOR MUM DAY Sunday 8 May Celebrate Mother’s Day by planting a tree with, or to honour, that special person in your life. Stay tuned to Facebook.com/ipswichcitycouncil for details.

ENVIRONMENT VOLUNTEERING All year

Learn new skills by being an environment volunteer. There’s lots you can do, from helping visitors at the Queens Park Environmental Education Centre, to joining working bees at a Bushcare site. Find all opportunities in the Volunteer Portal at Ipswich.qld.gov.au/volunteering

EXPERIENCE NATURE All year

Go on a guided tour to discover stories, history and the fascinating life of flora and fauna within our conservation estates. Spaces are limited so make sure to book. Discoveripswich.com.au/tours

THE BEST OF IPSWICH IN AUTUMN AS THE WEATHER STARTS TO COOL DOWN IT’S A GREAT TIME TO EXPLORE THE REGION…

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TAKE THE FAMILY CAMPING A fun thing to do as the weather cools off and before it gets too chilly, is visit Ipswich’s camping sites. For the “million miles away” feeling head to Hardings Paddock , for something with all the mod cons visit Ivory’s Rock , for rural camping visit Keira Farm . More camping sites can be found at Discoveripswich.com.au/camping-spots

AMAZING ANIMAL EXPERIENCES

If you’ve never taken the kids or yourself to visit the region’s animal farms now’s the time. The Haigslea Ewe Nique Hobby Farm has sheep, goats, alpacas and chickens and every year around winter, the baby sheep are born. There’s also a café on site for drinks and baked treats. The Llama Farm is home to Queensland’s largest herd of friendly llamas, giant rabbits and even camels, with tours run on weekends. For more animal experiences visit Discoveripswich. com.au/animalexperiences

INDULGE IN HEARTY FOOD As the seasons turn, Ipswich’s restaurants start changing up their menus to include seasonal produce and making their dishes richer and heartier. The Cottage Restaurant , Pumpyard Bar , Dovetails and many more are changing up their offerings right now. Find out where to book a table at Discoveripswich.com.au/ dining-ipswich-central

GIFT SOMETHING INCREDIBLE FOR MOTHER’S DAY Mum will love what’s on offer around the Ipswich region as we celebrate them on Sunday 8 May. Book her in for a bucket list adventure, an award winning meal at Homage Restaurant , or head to the park for a picnic. You could always add a dash of indulgence with an Ipswich Massage and Herbal Spa voucher or help mum find her creative side with a Sip ‘n’ Dip class. Read about how to gift an amazing experience at Discoveripswich.com.au/mumsday

SCHOOL HOLIDAY FUN For the Easter school holidays you don’t have to venture far to have a great day out with the kids. From visiting The Workshops Rail Museum , Ipswich Art Gallery and kids art classes there’s plenty of options to engage their love of history and art. There’s also great nature reserves and parks to visit. See our top school holiday boredom busters at Discoveripswich.com.au/schoolsout

For further info visit Discoveripswich.com.au

A first of its kind collaboration between Ipswich City Council and Ipswich State High School has seen local students gain real world design and construction experience while improving the Ipswich CBD. Woodwork and horticulture students in years 11 and 12 created and planted out up three to four planter boxes for Ipswich Central, with the opportunity to expand the initiative to larger projects in the future. The initiative allowed the city’s youth to play an active role in shaping the city while gaining hands-on work experience. INNOVATIVE PROGRAM UPSKILLING LOCAL STUDENTS

Brayden Baker works on the planter boxes

The project started with a meeting at the school which sparked a conversation about how council could form a partnership that provides outcomes for both the students and the community. The school-based trade training centre at the Ipswich State High School is one of the largest in the state and a real asset to Ipswich. The partnership has enabled horticulture and construction students to gain practical experience utilising their skills in projects that also benefit the residents of Ipswich. Ipswich State High School executive principal Simon Riley said this partnership was another initiative delivering pathways for students to develop real world skills while they are at school.

“Ipswich State High School is renowned for providing innovative programs to help our students achieve goals – from our High Performance Rugby League Program to our STEM program and now with council’s help, we have created another opportunity to deliver real-world solutions while improving the city through education,” he said. “This partnership provides council with access to the Ipswich State High School Trade Training Centre and the construction, horticulture, civil construction and engineering students, to work on community projects with council staff and the planter boxes are just the beginning.

The planter boxes in Bell Street, Ipswich

“Ipswich State High School is very proud of the reputation and work that is being produced by our Trade Training Students and we look forward to a long and productive partnership with council to deliver infrastructure to the community while providing our students with the opportunity to develop deep connections and sense of ownership of their city.” Three planter boxes have been placed in Bell Street and more are expected to be installed in Tulmur Place this year.

Keely Hansen, Charlize Cochrane and Ipswich State High Head of Industrial Technology and Design Neville Jesse

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ACTIVE KIDS

GET OUT AND GET ACTIVE THESE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

Getting some fresh air has never been so fun. There’s a range of free activities to choose from, including: ■ canoeing ■ mountain biking ■ circus ■ athletics ■ netball ■ birdwatching ■ yoga ■ soccer.

Ipswich.qld.gov.au/activekids

YOU SAY, WE LISTEN, TOGETHER WE ACT! Ipswich City Council is looking for people from all walks of life to share their thoughts on topics that matter to them. Join the community panel today and shape the future of Ipswich.

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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.

RECRUITMENT 24/7 IPSWICH100 Sunday 27 March 2022 Starting Point: USQ Ipswich Campus In its 22nd year, this prestigious ride is known for its challenging hills and beautiful scenery. With five distances on offer, including a family ride and kids caper, this event truly caters for everyone from the elite to learners.

MERIDA HIDDEN VALE 24HR Saturday 2 - Sunday 3 April 2022 Hidden Vale Adventure Park A Solo, Team Relay and Kids Mountain Biking event. Riders compete for medals, prizes and bragging rights. It’s a weekend filled with camaraderie, activities and fun that you’ll never forget!

SCENIC RIM TRAIL RUN - ROUND 3 Sunday 19 June 2022 | Ivory’s Rock Join Round 3 hosted at Ivory’s Rock right here in Ipswich. This event offers four challenging but highly rewarding events! Run one or run them all, get your whole family registered!

MORE INFO

To register for an event visit Ipswichfestivals.com.au

GET YOUR FOGO WASTE SERVICE FOR LESS THAN 25 CENTS PER DAY

Dispose of your food scraps and garden waste with a FOGO bin. The organic material is collected fortnightly and turned into valuable compost at a local facility. The compost is then used to improve soil quality and for other agricultural purposes – closing the loop on organic waste in Ipswich. If you already have a FOGO bin, thanks for helping to reduce the rate of landfill in Ipswich!

Go to Ipswich.qld.gov.au/FOGO or phone 3810 6666 to order your bin.

NATIVE FISH STOCKS BOOSTED IN BREMER RIVER

About 2,000 Mary River cod have been released into the Bremer River catchment

Other initiatives include removing weeds from riverbanks, restoring native vegetation and managing urban run-off. The Mary River cod is a large endemic species growing over a metre in length. As one of Australia’s most endangered fish, they are only found in a few waterways in south east Queensland. They are a protected species, with stocking efforts over the last 10 years focussed on increasing their distribution to new waterways to establish new conservation populations. The Bremer was historically filled with Brisbane River cod, which were driven to extinction by the early settlers of the greater Brisbane region in the early 1900s.

About 2,000 Mary River cod have been released into the Bremer River catchment to increase native fish populations and improve the river’s diversity. The release is part of Ipswich City Council’s plan to improve Ipswich’s waterways. Not only will the release contribute to the recovery of the Mary River cod, but also add greater diversity to the fish communities of the Bremer River. It is one of the many ways council

and the community is working towards improving the health of local river systems.

The fish are readied for release

This formal stocking represents the first time that large numbers of freshwater cod will have occupied the Bremer since they were lost 100 years ago. Hatchery staff, local fish stocking group Somerset and Wivenhoe Fish Stocking Association, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries staff and council staff assisted in the release across six strategic locations with good habitat in the form of log-jams and deep pools, good riparian condition and suitable food availability. Rainfall throughout the catchment also provided ideal conditions for releasing these fish as it adds cool fresh water to the system, providing good connectivity for dispersal with an abundance of food. The hope is in years ahead to have an established, self-sufficient population of cod in the Bremer catchment with annual stockings to continue.

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Local native fish stocks have received a much-needed boost

Monday 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

What’s On IPSWICH CIVIC CENTRE AND STUDIO 188

Saturday 26 March 6.00 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Dance

Saturday 26 March 8.00 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Tribute

Wednesday 6 and Thursday 7 April 11.00 am and 6.00 pm daily Ipswich Civic Centre Children’s Theatre

Thursday 7 and Friday 8 April 7.30 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Musical

(07) 3810 6100 Ipswichciviccentre.com.au/whats-on

Studio188.com.au/whats-on Tickets:

Sunday 27 March 2.30 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Choral

Friday 1 April 7.30 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Original Artist

Saturday 9 April 7.30 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Tribute

Sunday 10 April 7.00 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Magic

Wednesday 13 April 7.30 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Tribute

Friday 22 April 8.00 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Comedy

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Tuesday 26 April 7.30 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Theatre

Saturday 30 April 8.00 pm

Studio 188 Live Music

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Friday 22 April 8.00 pm Studio 188 Trivia

Saturday 23 April 8.00 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Tribute

KARL S. WILLIAMS & SHANNON CARROLL

Sunday 8 May 7.00 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Music

Friday 13 May 7.30 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Dance

Saturday 14 May 8.00 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Comedy

Saturday 21 May 8.00 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Comedy

Sunday 22 May 7.30 pm Ipswich Civic Centre Tribute

Saturday 28 May 8.00 pm

Studio 188 Live Music

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Coming in June

Friday 3 June Original Artist Wednesday 8 June ICC Seniors Concert Group Functions and Events

Thursday 16 June Comedy

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Do you need to arrange a stand-up-and-mingle function or a fully catered 3-course sit-down meal? The team at Ipswich Civic Centre can help make your occasion a success. From expos and engagement parties, formals and fundraisers, to birthdays and bucks’ nights, trade shows, conferences and corporate events, we are set up to take care of your needs. Getting all the details right and providing exceptional customer service are just the beginning. Our flexible room options, technical support and catering are all centred around making your event a success. Call us today.

Enquiries: (07) 3810 6695 Ipswichciviccentre.com.au/functions

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Wackadoo! Friday 8 April 2022 For Bluey & Bingo Interactive Live times, please visit Nicholasst.com.au/events Tulmur Place Nicholas Street Precinct Bluey and her little sister Bingo are heading to Tulmur Place – For real life. Catch this adorable duo and their friends on stage for a Live Interactive Experience. Get ready to play Magic Asparagus, Magic Xylophone, Keepy Uppy and more with

you favorite Heeler duo. Please note: This is a free event.

We advise parents and caregivers to arrive early, and please ensure you are practising social distancing and following all current health directives.

Nicholasst.com.au/events Come and explore!

ADOPT-A-BOT 2022

At our school holiday Adopt-a-Bot sessions you get the chance to meet our bots, play with their codes and if you fall in love you can even take one home until the end of the holidays. Bots available: Codeybot Give a Bot a Happy Home This Easter Monday 4 April Springfield Central Library Tuesday 5 April Redbank Plaza Library Wednesday 6 April Ipswich Central Library Thursday 7 April Redbank Plains Library Friday 8 April Rosewood Library 1.00 pm – 2.00 pm

Ozobot Evo Sphero Bolt Ages 5+ with parents and/or carers

FREE EVENT BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL

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December 2021 – March 2022 (Opening times align with Ipswich Nature Centre) Ipswich Nature Centre, Queens Park, Goleby Avenue, Ipswich

Follow the Trail, Read a Tale, Have an Adventure!

Discover the Little Queenslanders’ Alphabet Book written by Sally Scudamore and illustrated by Sophie Beer as you follow the trail through the Ipswich Nature Centre. Find the pages around the centre as you learn about unique Queensland places and animals. Visit the Queens Park Environmental Educational Centre or any Branch of Ipswich Libraries to collect your Nature Play Passport. All ages

New feature book coming in April – Is this your egg?

The first 5 years last a lifetime. slq.qld.gov.au/first5forever FREE EVENT

SATURDAY 21 - SUNDAY 22 MAY 2022 IPSWICH TURF CLUB

Tickets are limited! Individual and clan passes available. Toddlers 3 and under are free. Tickets and info at Gatheringfestival.com.au

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Gather your clan for the best Gathering yet! ► Queensland Pipe Band Spectacular

► High energy Celtic folk and rock music ► Highland games, dance performances and workshops ► Markets, international food and traditional fare ► And much more!

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From a luxurious overnight stay at Spicers Hidden Vale resort and dinner at the hatted Homage Restaurant, to an indulgent couples massage and stay at Oaks in the CBD and a Seraphim Escape and 4Hearts package with a stay at Cumquat House B&B, we’ve got three amazing prizes lined up. Head over to Discoveripswich.com.au/win to enter.

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MAY LONG WEEKEND

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9AM–4PM | THE WORKSHOPS RAIL MUSEUM TICKETS: ADULTS $6 | CHILDREN $5 FAMILY PASS 2 ADULTS + 3 CHILDREN $20 CHILDREN UNDER 3 + MUSEUM MEMBERS FREE Monies raised from ticketing income will be distributed to Legacy Club of Ipswich and Queensland Museum Foundation. LOOKING FOR AN ADRENALINE CHARGED WEEKEND? Planes, Trains and Autos is for you. Join us for a celebration of all things aviation, rail and autos in the City of Ipswich.

PLANES Explore a range of amazing ground displays and aviation-themed activities. In the air, you will see aerial formation fly pasts, a helicopter low pass and aerobatic displays featuring historic warbirds. TRAINS History will come alive with hands-on exhibits, huge locomotives and industrial machinery on display, and walking tours tours at Australia’s oldest railway workshops still in operation. AUTOS See motorcycles through the ages, muscle cars, emergency services vehicles, Defence Force machinery, drag cars and more.

MEET MELBOURNE TRANSFORMERS Don’t miss a special visit from Autobots, Bumblebee and Optimus Prime, you can even have your photo taken. Get in quick before they roll out.

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

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

PLANES

RED THUNDER See a unique warbird formation fly past featuring multiple aircraft undertaking manoeuvre and an aerobatic display.

ELITE HELICOPTERS See a low-level helicopter display from Elite Helicopters - Queensland’s premier helicopter operators with over 40 years’ worth of experience in South East Queensland.

TAE AEROSPACE Be wowed by TAE Aerospace’s AGT1500 engine display - responsible for powering the M1 Abrams Tank.

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.

■ 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

■ More than 15 larger than life exhibitions including the Sciencentre, huge model railway layout, train simulators and the Nippers Railway adventure playground for kids ■ Discover the amazing locomotives

and carriages on display at the museum, including the A10 No6, Australia oldest working steam locomotive

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ALL ABOARD FOR

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AUTOS

MOTORBIKES THROUGH THE AGES

EMERGENCY SERVICE VEHICLES

CLASSIC AND MUSCLE CARS, DRAG CARS, ELECTRIC AND LUXURY VEHICLES + MORE

EXPERIENCE

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THE LONG WEEKEND

GATES OPEN 7AM | WILLOWBANK RACEWAY

■ Huge range of vehicles from historic to muscle ■ Rocker Cover Racing Championships ■ Rides and entertainment for the family ■ ¼ mile drag racing action

SUN 1ST MAY

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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. Defence Force participation at this event may be altered or cancelled at short notice due to operational requirements. PLANESTRAINSAUTOS.COM.AU

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