What to Expect
Dive into the fascinating untold stories of the Sunshine Coast as historians Jane Harding and Dr Samantha Grey share their latest research. These talks uncover the origins of the region's name and promotion, as well as the development of essential services like medical, maternity, and dental care.
Perfect for curious parents and their school-aged children, these seminars offer a unique opportunity to connect with local heritage and learn about the community's past in an engaging way.
Enjoy light refreshments while soaking up stories that bring the Sunshine Coast's history to life.
Activity Details
The event consists of two free seminars: the first on Thursday 4 June 2026 from 14:00 to 15:30 at Nambour Library, and the second on Friday 5 June 2026 from 10:00 to 11:30 at Landsborough Museum.
Bookings are essential to secure your spot, so plan ahead to avoid missing out. The sessions are family-friendly and suitable for all ages interested in history and culture.
These talks are funded by the Arts and Heritage Levy, ensuring quality and community-focused content.
Location and Access
The Thursday seminar is held at Nambour Library, a central and accessible venue in the Sunshine Coast hinterland.
The Friday seminar takes place at Landsborough Museum, offering a charming setting to explore local heritage.
Both venues provide public parking, are family-friendly, and have non-smoking policies and public toilets for convenience.
Important Information
Please note that event details may change; verify closer to the date via the official website or contact points.
The Sunshine Coast Council and event partners are not responsible for any errors or changes in the event information.
Light refreshments will be provided during the seminars to keep you comfortable and engaged.
Booking and Prices
The seminars are free of charge, but booking is essential to manage attendance.
Reserve your place by calling (07) 5420 8600 or visiting the event website.
Take advantage of this rare chance to learn from historians dedicated to uncovering the Sunshine Coast's rich past.