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From AI-generated art to deep listening festivals, the latest Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) grants are backing bold new creative projects across the Sunshine Coast.

Join this free clay workshops at Maroochy Wetlands Sanctuary to celebrate local birdlife. Artist Christina Lowry will guide participants in crafting porcelain bird skulls for a community art installation. The project promotes conservation through creativity and includes talks and walks exploring the region’s avian diversity.

Nestled beside Buderim Private Hospital, Iliad Avenue Bushland Reserve is a peaceful haven cared for by dedicated volunteers. Join the Iliad Bushcare Group or find a local group via Council’s website.

A sand renourishment campaign is about the begin at Maroochydore Beach.

From the dramatic peaks of Mt Ngungun to the golden shores of Mooloolaba – the Sunshine Coast is set to take centre stage on screens across Australia and New Zealand, with a powerful new film.

A frosty fantasy complete with a touch of snow, enchanting live music and food to warm your heart and soul is coming to Caloundra.

Celebrating First Nation's artmaking across the traditional lands of the Sunshine Coast region.

The revised Special Meeting date is now July 7, 2025.

Discover Bounce! A Grassroots to Glory exhibition at Landsborough Museum. Featuring rare memorabilia, local legends and interactive displays, this showcase highlights community spirit and sporting excellence ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Open Wednesday to Sunday.

Council’s next batch of grant support sessions are kicking off this week at local libraries. Find the right funding fit for your not-for-profit, community group and find out how to apply.

A new hotel development in Caloundra has been approved under a Council-led incentives package, aiming to attract high-quality accommodation, boost tourism and create jobs.

The Sunshine Coast Agricultural Show will return from June 13–15 at the Nambour Showgrounds, promising three unforgettable days of family fun, entertainment and community celebration.

Skaters, bladers, scooter and bike riders have helped shape an exciting upgrade set to kick off at a popular hinterland skate park.

Sunshine Coast Council is inviting young people to help shape a new Youth Plan through events and online feedback.

A wonderful community gathering and tribute to Aunty Betty at the 2025 Aunty Betty Memorial Reconciliation Walk in Dicky Beach on May 28. A highlight of the National Reconciliation Week calendar.

More than 19,000 Sunshine Coast homeowners avoided a proposed Emergency Services Levy increase of up to $124, thanks to Sunshine Coast Council’s advocacy. The unjustified hike, affecting areas like Caloundra South and Coolum, was reversed after Council highlighted there was no evidence of increased services.

When you’ve got to go, you’ve got to go, and visitors can soon use comfortable new amenities at one of the Sunshine Coast’s most beautiful walking trails.

Gather your family, friends and furry friends too – it’s time to enjoy the new and improved playground at one of the Sunshine Coast’s favourite parks.

Two big events will roll and ride into Caloundra and Maleny over the last weekend in May.

Celebrate National Tree Day at the Doonan Planting Festival on July 5. Plant trees, enjoy live music, wildlife displays, and fun for all ages!

A comprehensive Festive Season Program, with a budget of almost $1.2 million, endorsed by Sunshine Coast Council will run over the Christmas holidays and into the New Year with community-led Christmas and New Year's events across the region and the annual Council-delivered New Year’s Eve celebration at Mooloolaba.

Council has endorsed two plans to help manage erosion and keep our coastal areas healthy into the future.

Sunshine Coast Council has reaffirmed its commitment to the region’s premier arts and cultural event, endorsing the Horizon Festival for three-years off the back of the success of the 2025 festival.

Construction is about to start on a vital project to protect a beloved foreshore and make beach access even better for everyone to enjoy safe sport and recreation activities.