Market Fest starts up again

Last Saturday saw our Market Fest open again, after 6 months of hibernation due to the corona virus. The lovely spring day brought a big crowd.

Our Information centre kitchen sold takeaway teas and coffees, cold drinks and ice creams only, with visitors queuing up outside the Centre to order and collect their drinks.

We look forward to regular monthly markets now, albeit with corona virus restrictions!

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Market Fest is back!

Our first market in 6 months is happening tomorrow, 5 September. Don't miss it!

Social distancing rules will be in place, and there will be several hand sanitising stations available in various locations. Please keep 1.5 metre distance between you and others.

We will be selling takeaway drinks and ice cream only, no food. We're asking visitors to queue outside the entrance facing Westerman Park to order, and to pick up their orders around the corner.

Entrance to the Gallery will be via the main front door only.

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Lions Road update

The Lions Road is now OPEN!!!

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Opening of new Market Pathway

Mick, Jenny and Hilary cut the ribbon and declared the new Market Pathway open!

Our new pathway was officially unveiled at yesterday's Beaudesert market. For the past 22 years Jenny and Mick Young have held the Beaudesert markets in Westerman Park, and these have a fine reputation as the best markets in the area.

The Market Pathway has been funded by the income from the market stallholder payments received by Mick and Jenny, who have very generously passed the funds on to the Beaudesert Community Arts and Information Centre for more than two decades.

As a consequence we have been able to fund the construction of the Market Pathway, which is much appreciated by both stallholders and customers.

We thank the Scenic Rim Council for their cooperation and approval.We also thank Stuart Hall for his design input and Hilary Rains for her determination to have the pathway built. Thanks also to Franklin Constructions and their contractors, who worked very hard in the first week of August to ensure the path was ready for this September market.