Survivalist Michael Atkinson (@Outback Mike) places himself in the historic shoes of an 1846 shipwrecked sailor. His goal? To build a dugout canoe and sail it 1500km up the Great Barrier Reef to a historic rescue haven on Cape York. Wild seas, starvation and crocodiles are just the beginning.

Sunday: 6 July @ 3.30 pm & 7.00 pm

Tickets: www.outbackmike.com

Adults: $30

Children (15 and under) $20

Includes 85 minute film, 25 minute talk from Mike with Q & A.

The canoe will be on display

The Modern-Day Castaway - Official Trailer

https://youtu.be/hPOEFH-64_8

Survivalist Michael Atkinson (@Outback Mike) places himself in the historic shoes of an 1846 shipwrecked sailor. His goal? To build a dugout canoe and sail it 1500km up the Great Barrier Reef to a historic rescue haven on Cape York. Wild seas, starvation and crocodiles are just the beginning.

Sunday: 6 July @ 3.30 pm & 7.00 pm

Tickets: www.outbackmike.com

Adults: $30

Children (15 and under) $20

Includes 85 minute film, 25 minute talk from Mike with Q & A.

The canoe will be on display

The Modern-Day Castaway - Official Trailer

https://youtu.be/hPOEFH-64_8

BATS Theatre group proudly presents ONE ACT PLAYS – GREED, POWER AND CONFUSION

Don’t miss out on an unforgettable night of live theatre!  Laughter, drama and heart – it’s all happening on the BATS stage.

Elizabeth the Third – Written by Ian Austin and directed by Sommer Darsana – A ‘long lost’, but rich Aunt Elizabeth is calling for the first time; good impressions must be made to secure a mention in her will, but hilarious confusion reigns supreme as three Elizabeths turn up for a triple dose of mistaken identity. 

House Hunter – Written and directed by Jacqui Mata Luque – Peggy's husband Albert passed away five weeks ago. A woman attending his funeral offered to help Peggy sort out the paperwork involved with his passing and visits every day to make sure Peggy is alright, claiming she has known Albert for many years at the local lawn bowls club. Confused in her grief and loss she agreed.

The Greatest Speech in the History of Humankind – Written and directed by Bruce Olive - In the year 2050 the President of the world must make the greatest speech in the history of humankind in order to save the human race. Unfortunately, there is no autocue, the speech can’t be found, and he doesn’t know what to say…

WHEN:          Friday 27th June at 7.30pm.

                     Saturday 28th June at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

                     Friday 4th July at 7.30pm

                     Saturday 5th July at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

WHERE:         Buderim War Memorial Hall

                       Cnr. Main and Church Streets, Buderim

Cabaret style table seating

TICKETS:        Adults $30

                    Concessions $28

                    Members $25

Group of 8 or more - $25 per person (must be prepaid)

BYO nibbles.  The Belfry Bar and the kitchen will be open

BOOKINGS:  Online via www.batstheatre.com

BATS Theatre group proudly presents ONE ACT PLAYS – GREED, POWER AND CONFUSION

Don’t miss out on an unforgettable night of live theatre!  Laughter, drama and heart – it’s all happening on the BATS stage.

Elizabeth the Third – Written by Ian Austin and directed by Sommer Darsana – A ‘long lost’, but rich Aunt Elizabeth is calling for the first time; good impressions must be made to secure a mention in her will, but hilarious confusion reigns supreme as three Elizabeths turn up for a triple dose of mistaken identity. 

House Hunter – Written and directed by Jacqui Mata Luque – Peggy's husband Albert passed away five weeks ago. A woman attending his funeral offered to help Peggy sort out the paperwork involved with his passing and visits every day to make sure Peggy is alright, claiming she has known Albert for many years at the local lawn bowls club. Confused in her grief and loss she agreed.

The Greatest Speech in the History of Humankind – Written and directed by Bruce Olive - In the year 2050 the President of the world must make the greatest speech in the history of humankind in order to save the human race. Unfortunately, there is no autocue, the speech can’t be found, and he doesn’t know what to say…

WHEN:          Friday 27th June at 7.30pm.

                     Saturday 28th June at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

                     Friday 4th July at 7.30pm

                     Saturday 5th July at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

WHERE:         Buderim War Memorial Hall

                       Cnr. Main and Church Streets, Buderim

Cabaret style table seating

TICKETS:        Adults $30

                    Concessions $28

                    Members $25

Group of 8 or more - $25 per person (must be prepaid)

BYO nibbles.  The Belfry Bar and the kitchen will be open

BOOKINGS:  Online via www.batstheatre.com

Buderim Craft Cottage Winter School 5-13 July 2025.

14 Workshops and artist talks

Registrations open on 1 April 2025

Check out the program on the website for further details and register on-line

https://www.buderimcraftcottage.com.au/winter-school-2025

BATS Theatre group proudly presents ONE ACT PLAYS – GREED, POWER AND CONFUSION

Don’t miss out on an unforgettable night of live theatre!  Laughter, drama and heart – it’s all happening on the BATS stage.

Elizabeth the Third – Written by Ian Austin and directed by Sommer Darsana – A ‘long lost’, but rich Aunt Elizabeth is calling for the first time; good impressions must be made to secure a mention in her will, but hilarious confusion reigns supreme as three Elizabeths turn up for a triple dose of mistaken identity. 

House Hunter – Written and directed by Jacqui Mata Luque – Peggy's husband Albert passed away five weeks ago. A woman attending his funeral offered to help Peggy sort out the paperwork involved with his passing and visits every day to make sure Peggy is alright, claiming she has known Albert for many years at the local lawn bowls club. Confused in her grief and loss she agreed.

The Greatest Speech in the History of Humankind – Written and directed by Bruce Olive - In the year 2050 the President of the world must make the greatest speech in the history of humankind in order to save the human race. Unfortunately, there is no autocue, the speech can’t be found, and he doesn’t know what to say…

WHEN:          Friday 27th June at 7.30pm.

                     Saturday 28th June at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

                     Friday 4th July at 7.30pm

                     Saturday 5th July at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

WHERE:         Buderim War Memorial Hall

                       Cnr. Main and Church Streets, Buderim

Cabaret style table seating

TICKETS:        Adults $30

                    Concessions $28

                    Members $25

Group of 8 or more - $25 per person (must be prepaid)

BYO nibbles.  The Belfry Bar and the kitchen will be open

BOOKINGS:  Online via www.batstheatre.com

The Buderim VIEW Club meets on the 1st Wednesday of every month for lunch.

Attending our club’s events will help raise funds for THE SMITH FAMILY, helping with the education of students from disadvantaged families.

Presently our Buderim VIEW Club supports eight school students, in the LFL (Learning for Life) programme.

Arrive from 11 am for a 11.30 am start.

Each event will have a Guest Speaker.

Venue: Buderim Tavern

Cost: $30 for two-course lunch and hire of Function Room

RSVP: Gail gai3@optusnet.com.au or phone 5476 7163‬ by the previous Saturday

Website: https://www.thesmithfamily.com.au/view-clubs/find-a-club/qld/buderim-view-club

Join us for a look at the continuing evolution of sewing, patchwork and quilting; plus the opportunity to purchase hand-crafted quilts, wall hangings and other bespoke items.

Admission to the Exhibition is $5, which includes tea or coffee. Cake and sandwiches are available for purchase.

Quilt raffle with proceeds to Inclusive Kids, a community charity that assists the financially disadvantaged.

Further information: Karen Doyle 0422 680 114.

www.buderimcraftcottage.com.au

BATS Theatre group proudly presents ONE ACT PLAYS – GREED, POWER AND CONFUSION

Don’t miss out on an unforgettable night of live theatre!  Laughter, drama and heart – it’s all happening on the BATS stage.

Elizabeth the Third – Written by Ian Austin and directed by Sommer Darsana – A ‘long lost’, but rich Aunt Elizabeth is calling for the first time; good impressions must be made to secure a mention in her will, but hilarious confusion reigns supreme as three Elizabeths turn up for a triple dose of mistaken identity. 

House Hunter – Written and directed by Jacqui Mata Luque – Peggy's husband Albert passed away five weeks ago. A woman attending his funeral offered to help Peggy sort out the paperwork involved with his passing and visits every day to make sure Peggy is alright, claiming she has known Albert for many years at the local lawn bowls club. Confused in her grief and loss she agreed.

The Greatest Speech in the History of Humankind – Written and directed by Bruce Olive - In the year 2050 the President of the world must make the greatest speech in the history of humankind in order to save the human race. Unfortunately, there is no autocue, the speech can’t be found, and he doesn’t know what to say…

WHEN:          Friday 27th June at 7.30pm.

                     Saturday 28th June at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

                     Friday 4th July at 7.30pm

                     Saturday 5th July at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

WHERE:         Buderim War Memorial Hall

                       Cnr. Main and Church Streets, Buderim

Cabaret style table seating

TICKETS:        Adults $30

                    Concessions $28

                    Members $25

Group of 8 or more - $25 per person (must be prepaid)

BYO nibbles.  The Belfry Bar and the kitchen will be open

BOOKINGS:  Online via www.batstheatre.com

BATS Theatre group proudly presents ONE ACT PLAYS – GREED, POWER AND CONFUSION

Don’t miss out on an unforgettable night of live theatre!  Laughter, drama and heart – it’s all happening on the BATS stage.

Elizabeth the Third – Written by Ian Austin and directed by Sommer Darsana – A ‘long lost’, but rich Aunt Elizabeth is calling for the first time; good impressions must be made to secure a mention in her will, but hilarious confusion reigns supreme as three Elizabeths turn up for a triple dose of mistaken identity. 

House Hunter – Written and directed by Jacqui Mata Luque – Peggy's husband Albert passed away five weeks ago. A woman attending his funeral offered to help Peggy sort out the paperwork involved with his passing and visits every day to make sure Peggy is alright, claiming she has known Albert for many years at the local lawn bowls club. Confused in her grief and loss she agreed.

The Greatest Speech in the History of Humankind – Written and directed by Bruce Olive - In the year 2050 the President of the world must make the greatest speech in the history of humankind in order to save the human race. Unfortunately, there is no autocue, the speech can’t be found, and he doesn’t know what to say…

WHEN:          Friday 27th June at 7.30pm.

                     Saturday 28th June at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

                     Friday 4th July at 7.30pm

                     Saturday 5th July at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

WHERE:         Buderim War Memorial Hall

                       Cnr. Main and Church Streets, Buderim

Cabaret style table seating

TICKETS:        Adults $30

                    Concessions $28

                    Members $25

Group of 8 or more - $25 per person (must be prepaid)

BYO nibbles.  The Belfry Bar and the kitchen will be open

BOOKINGS:  Online via www.batstheatre.com

Join us for a look at the continuing evolution of sewing, patchwork and quilting; plus the opportunity to purchase hand-crafted quilts, wall hangings and other bespoke items.

Admission to the Exhibition is $5, which includes tea or coffee. Cake and sandwiches are available for purchase.

Quilt raffle with proceeds to Inclusive Kids, a community charity that assists the financially disadvantaged.

Further information: Karen Doyle 0422 680 114.

www.buderimcraftcottage.com.au

BATS Theatre group proudly presents ONE ACT PLAYS – GREED, POWER AND CONFUSION

Don’t miss out on an unforgettable night of live theatre!  Laughter, drama and heart – it’s all happening on the BATS stage.

Elizabeth the Third – Written by Ian Austin and directed by Sommer Darsana – A ‘long lost’, but rich Aunt Elizabeth is calling for the first time; good impressions must be made to secure a mention in her will, but hilarious confusion reigns supreme as three Elizabeths turn up for a triple dose of mistaken identity. 

House Hunter – Written and directed by Jacqui Mata Luque – Peggy's husband Albert passed away five weeks ago. A woman attending his funeral offered to help Peggy sort out the paperwork involved with his passing and visits every day to make sure Peggy is alright, claiming she has known Albert for many years at the local lawn bowls club. Confused in her grief and loss she agreed.

The Greatest Speech in the History of Humankind – Written and directed by Bruce Olive - In the year 2050 the President of the world must make the greatest speech in the history of humankind in order to save the human race. Unfortunately, there is no autocue, the speech can’t be found, and he doesn’t know what to say…

WHEN:          Friday 27th June at 7.30pm.

                     Saturday 28th June at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

                     Friday 4th July at 7.30pm

                     Saturday 5th July at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

WHERE:         Buderim War Memorial Hall

                       Cnr. Main and Church Streets, Buderim

Cabaret style table seating

TICKETS:        Adults $30

                    Concessions $28

                    Members $25

Group of 8 or more - $25 per person (must be prepaid)

BYO nibbles.  The Belfry Bar and the kitchen will be open

BOOKINGS:  Online via www.batstheatre.com

Join us for a look at the continuing evolution of sewing, patchwork and quilting; plus the opportunity to purchase hand-crafted quilts, wall hangings and other bespoke items.

Admission to the Exhibition is $5, which includes tea or coffee. Cake and sandwiches are available for purchase.

Quilt raffle with proceeds to Inclusive Kids, a community charity that assists the financially disadvantaged.

Further information: Karen Doyle 0422 680 114.

www.buderimcraftcottage.com.au

Sunshine Coast Choral Society proudly presents Echoes of Nature featuring: Beyond The Sea, Fields of Gold, Africa.

Conductor: Donna Langford

Accompaniest: Izaek Senbruns

Tickets $35 / Concession: $30

Children under 15: Entry free

Afternoon tea included

Trybooking: www.suncoastchoral.org.au/performances

The Buderim VIEW Club meets on the 1st Wednesday of every month for lunch.

Attending our club’s events will help raise funds for THE SMITH FAMILY, helping with the education of students from disadvantaged families.

Presently our Buderim VIEW Club supports eight school students, in the LFL (Learning for Life) programme.

Arrive from 11 am for a 11.30 am start.

Each event will have a Guest Speaker.

Venue: Buderim Tavern

Cost: $30 for two-course lunch and hire of Function Room

RSVP: Gail gai3@optusnet.com.au or phone 5476 7163‬ by the previous Saturday

Website: https://www.thesmithfamily.com.au/view-clubs/find-a-club/qld/buderim-view-club

Do you have a dog and live in the Sunshine Coast area?

Then come along and join us for our Dogs Day Out.

To be held on the 1st of June at Buderim Village Park, this will be a fun event for all the family and your furry friends, with dog activities on the field and dog events and fun competitions on the stage.

There will be exhibitors in attendance ranging from an adventure playhouse to dog food, grooming, clothing, and accessory suppliers. Food and drink will also be available, and the Park’s children’s play area will always be available.

Come along on the 1st of June from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm with all the family and have a great fun day enjoying the winter sunshine.

A Buderim community event presented by BWMCA and Buderim Bendigo Community Bank, Brent Mickelberg MP.

Hope that you can come along - https://www.bwmca.com.au/dogs-day-out

Sunshine Coast Quota proudly presents a Fashion Parade featuring Onyx Poppy Boutique.

All funds raised will be donated to STEMM (Supporting Teenagers with Education, Mothering and Mentoring).

Tickets on sale until 10th May (not available on the day)

Contact: sunshinecoastquota@gmail.com

Tickets: https://events.humantix.com/sunshine-coast-quota-fashion-parade

Sunshine Coast Animal Refuge proudly presents the 7^th Paws for a Cause Long Lunch.

Tickets are selling fast so tell your friends, make a table and grab your tickets so you don’t miss out! Its one of the most fun charity events of the year, spiced up by meeting our very special rescue kids on the day! Fabulously catered by Thistle in the Woods and with loads of great items to bid on generously donated by our local businesses.

Tickets are $160pp. Get yours before they sell out: https://bit.ly/P4AC25

The Buderim VIEW Club meets on the 1st Wednesday of every month for lunch.

Attending our club’s events will help raise funds for THE SMITH FAMILY, helping with the education of students from disadvantaged families.

Presently our Buderim VIEW Club supports eight school students, in the LFL (Learning for Life) programme.

Arrive from 11 am for a 11.30 am start.

Each event will have a Guest Speaker.

Venue: Buderim Tavern

Cost: $30 for two-course lunch and hire of Function Room

RSVP: Gail gai3@optusnet.com.au or phone 5476 7163‬ by the previous Saturday

Website: https://www.thesmithfamily.com.au/view-clubs/find-a-club/qld/buderim-view-club

Sconetime Buderim is a cool collaboration with 4556 Chamber of Commerce, Buderim Ginger, The Ginger Factory, Simplee Sweet On Buderim, Montville Coffee, Buderim War Memorial Community Association, Manawee Garden Centre & Your Sunshine Coast Foodie.

Buy tickets for you, Mum, Dad, Nan, Pop, Senior neighbour, Carer! $8.00 per person

Book on-line: https://www.trybooking.com/CYEYE

RSVP - Martin Sunshine Coast Foodie 0473 902 261

Find out more on Sconetime at www.sconetime.com.au

Join us for an afternoon of croquet and family fun!

Croquet is a sport suitable for everyone from 12 years of age to 80 and up. It’s easy to learn and fun to play. Our friendly team will introduce you to the game, while our shady patio is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the action.

• Cost: $20 per family of up to 4 players (spectators are free)

• Dress Code: Shorts/trousers/leggings and a comfortable top, covered shoes, and a hat

• Refreshments: BYO food and cold drinks. Tea and coffee will be provided

We’ll supply tables, chairs and all your croquet equipment.

Looking forward to enjoying a fun-filled afternoon with you all

Phone: 0421 193 828

Email: hbcroquetclub.secretary@gmail.com

Join Buderim-Palmwoods Heritage Tramway Inc (BPHTI) for a special one-day event as part of this year’s National Trust Australian Heritage Festival, featuring a guided walk along the Buderim-Palmwoods Heritage Tramway Walking Track.

Entry Fee:         Gold coin donation welcomed

Discover Hidden Histories

This year’s theme, Unearthed, focuses on uncovering lesser-known histories, immerse yourself in the fascinating past of Buderim and its western slope, where the Buderim-Palmwoods tramway once played a vital role in shaping the region. Volunteers from the Buderim-Palmwoods Heritage Tramway Inc. (BPHTI) will bring history to life with engaging stories about this early 20^th-centrury transport link.

How to Participate

Walk Details:  The full track is 4km long, but you can walk at your own pace.

• Parking: Limited on-site parking; additional parking is available along the road.

• Accessibility: The track is relatively flat and wheelchair accessible.

• Facilities: No toilets or refreshments on-site, closest amenities Buderim Village.

• What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes, water, insect repellent, and a curious mind.

Step Back in Time

Experience the rich heritage of the Buderim-Palmwoods Tramway, which operated from 1914 to 1935. This narrow-gauge tramway once transported local produce and passengers, fostering growth and connectivity in the region.

Come alone and ‘Unearth’ a remarkable piece of Buderim’s history!

BWMCA presents a FREE morning tea for the community after the main service.

Please drop in to have a chat with other community members and enjoy the lovely homebaked goods.

BWMCA presents ANZAC Day Main Service.

After the street march which ends at the Buderim Mountain State School, we will be holding the Main Service in the Pine Forest.

After the main service, you are invited to the Buderim War Memorial Community Hall for a homemade morning tea provided by the volunteers of the Buderim War Memorial Community Association (BWMCA), and later to a Buderim Historical Society Display Honouring Four Buderim ANZACS at Pioneer Cottage, Pioneer Crescent Buderim.

BWMCA proudly presents the Street March.

The march starts from the Woolworths Market Place and comes down Burnett Street, stopping at the OPO for a salute then makes its way through the roundabout and enters through the Memorial Gates at the Buderim Mountain State School for the main service at the Pine Forest.

Join Us!

Middy’s Carpark in Main Street, Buderim

5.45 am (after the Dawn Service) till 10 am

Covered seating, Big Cooked Brekkie, great wraps or sausages and famous scones from Simplee Sweet.

Proceeds support our Community Projects

BWMCA presents the ANZAC Day Dawn Service.

Come along to this moving service at the Buderim Village Park, Cnr King & Church Streets, Buderim.

Come and learn Square Dancing

Starting Tuesday 18th March 2025 from 7 pm

$12.00 (cash) per person per lesson.

6 week commitment and regular attendance required so that you can progress through the dance level.

Contact Bev 0427 135 442 or Nev 0417 729 263