The Sunshine Coast Show had its beginnings in Woombye when the Maroochy Pastoral Agricultural Horticultural and Industrial Society was established in 1900 at a meeting held in the Woombye School of Arts building.

Remember the stories your grandparents told you? How they took you back in time? Re-live your memories through shared stories in the latest exhibition at Bankfoot House.

Craft beer is a growing trend and the Sunshine Coast is home to what are now considered some of the best craft beer breweries in Australia.

Agricultural shows have been part of Australian culture since 1822. They are strongly connected to local communities through educational, competitive, social and cultural experiences. This week the Maleny Agricultural Show will open its gates to welcome locals and visitors as agricultural life is celebrated and shared on Friday, May 30 and Saturday, June 1.

Theatre is one of the most remarkable mediums of performance. It’s a collaborative art that brings diverse people together, working harmoniously to stage performances.

Bankfoot House, the Coast’s heritage listed House Museum, continues to attract national industry recognition, taking home a Highly Commended award at the prestigious 2019 Museums and Galleries National Awards in Alice Springs, NT last night.

Many Sunshine Coast residents have fond memories of fancy dress balls.

It’s a very humbling insight to the past when the voices of our pioneers are brought to life through their own words in a diary.

The commercial centre of Maroochydore began forming in 1903 when Thomas O’Connor, a government surveyor, bought the land selected by William Pettigrew from the Union Bank.

2019 marks 80 years since the beginning of World War II (1939-1945), its impact was felt around the world, even in small towns on the Sunshine Coast.