Sundays in spring are getting a creative boost with live music and hands-on art in parks across Moreton Bay Region.

From acoustic live music to hands-on creative art activities and installations, Park Jam is bringing joy and colour to communities over five Sundays in October.

No bookings will be required for Park Jam will run from 1-4.30pm, is open to all ages and free of charge at:

• Brennan Park, Bongaree on October 3, 2021
• Lake Eden, North Lakes on October 10, 2021
• The Mill Waterpark, Petrie on October 17, 2021
• The Hills District All Abilities Playground, Everton Hills on October 24, 2021
• Suttons Beach Pavilion, Redcliffe on October 31, 2021

Perfect Sundays

“Park Jam offers the perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon with friends and family,” Mayor Peter Flannery said.

“This fantastic new initiative showcases the talents of our local musicians and artists as well as our stunning natural areas.

“Three music acts will perform at each Park Jam, ranging from soulful originals to jaunty folk and atmospheric jazz.

“Emerging talent also get their chance to shine alongside popular bands and performers, creating an opportunity for our local arts industry to regrow after the challenges of COVID.”

Poetic garland

At each Park Jam two local artists, Mel Brady and Marian Reginato, will offer a hands-on creative art activity, inviting visitors to share what makes their heart sing.

“Together, artists and local communities will create a poetic garland which will be displayed between trees in the park,” the Mayor says.

“The garland installation will then grow as Park Jam travels through Moreton Bay Region, building a colourful, visual, textile compilation of our communities.”

To see the music line up at each location, visit https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/Services/Arts-Culture-Heritage/Park-Jam

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