What's On in Sunshine Coast

Pitches from start-ups and networking for people on the Sunshine Coast interested in the innovation ecosystem

The competitive advantage toolkit: How growing businesses win. Join Associate Professor Sarel Gronum from The University of Queensland (UQ) for a Building Business Excellence Masterclass on the Sunshine Coast, to explore how to identify, build, and sustain your competitive edge.

Get ready to feel the heat and power at Siam Sunshine Muay Thai Series—live, fierce, and full of action!

This half-day experience is intentionally set out for you to slow down and receive. It's been perfectly created to support your nervous system to unwind and your body to fully relax. You’ll be guided through a series of gentle, grounding practices including breathwork, yin yoga, sound healing, intention setting, and a generous head massage. This experience isn’t focused on deep emotional release or transformation. Instead, it offers something often overlooked, a chance to simply rest. We’ll end the experience with a hot curry and chai, allowing you to land back into yourself and connect with others.

Sunshine Coast parents - ready to break cycles and raise conscious kids? Join us for a transformative event of healing, connection, and purpose.

5-hour workshop to embed ESG, LEAN & Circular Economy strategies and lead your school toward a thriving, sustainable future.

For Primary School Students in Grade 2 - 6, Art After School Term 2, 2026 is an artist-led program with Zoe Awen, focusing on deepening and developing drawing and painting skills and working with airdry clay. The workshop will take place on Thursday afternoons from April 30 to June 18, 3.30 - 4.30pm at Noosa Regional Gallery, Tewantin QLD, Australia. Weather-appropriate clothing, including shoes, is recommended for the outdoor class.

Sip, Connect & Unwind is a relaxed afternoon designed to bring women together to slow down, share conversations and enjoy genuine connection. Come along, have a glass of bubbles, meet like-minded women and take a moment to simply unwind in a beautiful, supportive space.

Join Erin Lee for this pop-up Restorative Yoga practice on Sunday 19th April at the WindanSea, Currimundi. With the new moon just the day before, this restorative yoga practice is an invitation to honour the cyclical nature of all things. A space to gently let go of what has run its course… and to soften into what is beginning. Through supported restorative postures that offer guided rest, softening of unnecessary tension and stillness, you’ll be held in a practice that nourishes your nervous system and settles the inner landscape of the body and mind. deeply rested.