Plenty of fun these school holidays!
Workshops Rail Museum
Shoot for the stars these April school holidays! Take a ride on the Land Train, test out your rocket making abilities, discover the story of a proud Aboriginal girl named Jarli, and discover Australia’s role in the exploration of space.
Rocket Range – Design and prepare your rocket, then test out it’s range at the museums launchpad.
Jarli goes to Space – Follow Jarli, a proud aboriginal girl, as she shoots for the stars using her imagination and knack for building things!
Design and build your own paper rocket at our Maker Space before testing it in the wind tunnels.
Take a ride around the museum on the Land Train – $3 per person. Don’t forget to check out the Australia in Space exhibition, included in museum entry.
Saturday 1 – 15 April 2023 9:30am – 4:00pm daily

Tulmur Place, Nicholas Street Precinct
JJ and his friends are heading to Ipswich!
Come along and explore, learn, and play with JJ and his friends these Easter School Holidays.
Enjoy three colourful CoComelon activity zones! Battle it out in mini putt putt, bowl your way through the bowling alley and colour your world in the craft village.
AND for the big kids – challenge yourself on the 11m climbing wall.
Free entry
Free 3-hour parking
Saturday 1 – Thursday 6 April 2023
10am to 2pm daily.
Riverlink Shopping Centre
Like winning instantly? Well, you are in luck! These School Holidays Riverlink is holding a Scratch & Win competition on the Riverlink Rewards App!
With the chance to win a share of $7,500 worth of prizes from Baskin Robbins, Ruby Chews, IPlay, Limelight Cinema and more.
Not to mention, with every scratch, you receive 1 entry into the GRAND PRIZE of a $500 Riverlink Gift Card!
To enter, open the Riverlink Rewards App
Make a purchase and SCAN the QR code on display at the retailer
SCRATCH to see if you’ve won!*
DATES: Saturday, 1st April – Sunday 16th April
*Prizes to be claimed from the customer service booth near Coles between 10am-2pm daily (excluding Good Friday). Prizes you’ve won will only be reserved for 3 days.
Redbank Plaza Shopping Centre
Calling all chocolate lovers!
Come along to Redbank Plaza these April school holidays to indulge your senses at the Chocolate Festival!
Kids will be able to get creative at chocolate themed food workshops, try their luck at getting a ‘hole-in-one’ at the donut themed mini golf hole and score a goal at Sweet Soccer for a chance to win heaps of prizes.
Plus, take a photo at the insta-worthy dreamy chocolate bed for a chance to win a Redbank Plaza Gift Card.
This event is free and no bookings are required however wait times will apply.
Monday 3 to Sunday 16 April 2023
10am to 2pm daily.
The Ipswich Civic Centre
A Giggle of Geese
Tuesday 4 April and Wednesday 5 April
Ipswich Art Gallery
Whalebone
Set within a place called the ‘Depository’, Whalebone follows a solitary worker as he tries to safeguard human stories, memories and emotions in a data-driven world where AI and machines are going rogue, and making more and more decisions for us.
Featuring dazzling video and computer animations, flying objects and a pinch of circus, this richly visual theatrical experience takes kids and adults alike on a roller-coaster ride filled with eccentric contraptions, strange machinery and clunky inventions, including the world’s first half-human juggling machine!
Perfect for kids aged 6–12 years, Whalebone will inspire the minds of young aspiring inventors, as well as everyone who loves stories, surprises and wonders, and leave audiences pondering what role technology plays in our lives and just what it is that makes us humans human.
Whalebone is performed by Jens Altheimer, the imaginative inventor and comedian who delighted Ipswich audiences with his previous shows Squaring the Wheel and Loose Ends.
The show runs for 60 minutes with no interval and there’ll be plenty of audience participation, plus a Q & A after the show with the opportunity to check out all the contraptions!
Tickets $7. Bookings essential! Visit our website for session times and booking details.



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