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Welcome to this fortnight's edition of Connecting our Community!
The first of August marks the beginning of Multicultural Queensland Month, and there’s no better time to connect with your community! In this edition, we highlight events and opportunities that celebrate the many cultures that call Logan home. You'll also find information about programs that support new arrivals as they settle into life in Logan.
With over 234 cultural backgrounds represented, Logan is a true reflection of global diversity. Visit Cultural diversity | Logan City Council to explore how Council is building a welcoming and inclusive city for our diverse communities.
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Community Events
Getting together Eagleby-Logan Festival
Celebrate the diversity of our community at the Eagleby-Logan Festival!
Join us for a free community event that brings Logan together to relax, connect, and celebrate. Enjoy cultural music and dance performances, explore food stalls, arts and crafts, attend information sessions and demonstrations, and take advantage of free amusement rides.
Presented by the Eagleby Community Association Inc., this festival offers something for all ages. Bring your family and friends for a fantastic day out!
When: Saturday 2 August, 10am to 3pm
Where: Eagleby Giants JRLFC, 1 Bishop Street, Eagleby
Contact: For further details, email admin@eagleby.org.au or call 07 3807 3833
Cost: FREE
Celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children's Day
Gunya Meta invites you to a special celebration for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children's Day, themed ‘Little Footsteps. Big Futures’.
Bring the jarjums down for an afternoon of fun, connection, and culture. This free event celebrates the journeys our children take as they grow, with activities that honour their strength, spirit, and future.
When: Sunday 3 August, 2pm to 4pm
Where: Ben Matthews Playground, 47 Ellen Street, Logan Central
Contact: Email admin@gunyameta.org or phone 07 3558 1600
Cost: FREE
Find your future at the 2025 Multicultural Career & Job Expo!
Explore real job opportunities and connect with over 60 employers at the Multicultural Career and Job Expo 2025.
This free event offers resume support, language assistance, and even on-the-spot interviews to help job seekers from all backgrounds take the next step in their career journey.
Whether you're entering the workforce or looking for a change, this is a great chance to meet employers and get practical support.
Registration is required.
When: Thursday 14 August, 10am to 1pm
Where: Logan Entertainment Centre, 170 Wembley Rd, Logan Central
Contact: Email contact.qtes@gmail.com or phone MCM 0424 150 710
Cost: FREE
World of Cultures Festival 2025
Celebrate Logan’s rich cultural heritage at the World of Cultures Festival 2025!
Held at the iconic Kingston Butter Factory, this free, family-friendly event features vibrant performances, global cuisine, and interactive activities.
With over 40 cultures represented, the festival showcases the creative contributions of Logan’s diverse communities through music, dance, art, and food. Come dressed in your traditional cultural attire and celebrate your heritage in Logan!
When: Saturday 30 August, 4pm to 8pm
Where: Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct, 270 Jacaranda Ave, Kingston
Contact: for any enquiries, contact SSI (Logan Office) by email at info@ssi.org.au or phone 07 3412 8222
Cost: FREE
Taste the world at Logan's Global Food Markets 🌎
Get a first-hand taste of Logan’s cultural diversity at one of the city’s hidden attractions, the Global Food Market.
Shop amongst locals and pick up a range of seasonal produce you’d only expect to find overseas including dragonfruit, jack fruit, custard apples, lychees, rambutan, mangosteen and much more.
While you’re there, treat yourself to hot breakfast from a melting hot pot of global cuisines including South-East Asian, Indian, African, Pacific Islands, and tastes from the Middle East.
When: every Sunday, 6am to
12pm
Where: Croydon Road, Woodridge (opposite the Woodridge train station)
Cost: FREE
Opportunities
Metro South Health Youth Advisory Council - join now!
Metro South Health is looking for young people aged 15–25 to join its new Youth Advisory Council!
Help shape health services, share your ideas, connect with others, and be recognised for your time ($50/hr). No experience needed - just your voice and passion to make a difference.
Expressions of interest are open now, closing 5pm, Sunday 10 August. Speak up. Be heard. Create change!
Contact: For more information, contact Trisha Schröder, Metro South Health (Senior Engagement Advisor - Youth)
at MSHConsumerPartnering@health.qld.gov.au
Cost: FREE - Youth Advisory Council members will be remunerated for their time
Transform Logan - Have your Say
We want to transform the City of Logan over the next 50 years.
Logan City Council is seeking your feedback to help create a new city vision and set of citywide goals outlining how we would like Logan to evolve.
Our aim is to improve the quality of life for current and future generations who call Logan home. We’re encouraging you to dream big and help shape our city’s future.
Follow the link below to find out more and provide your feedback and ideas.
Survey closes: 30 August 2025
Help shape Beenleigh’s new Rotaract club!
Are you 18–35 and ready to make a difference?
A new Rotaract club has been launched in Beenleigh, focused on community service and creating positive change locally. A Rotaract club is a group of like-minded young people who are passionate about volunteering, developing connections and leadership skills.
Whether you're a student, working or just looking to make an impact locally, this is your chance to help build something meaningful from the ground up.
Based at the Beenleigh Neighbourhood Centre and proudly supported by Logan City Council and the Rotary Club of Beenleigh.
Contact: For more information, click the link below or email Kugi Mann at beenleigh@rotaract.org.au
Calling Logan artists: Design a logo and win prizes!
The Logan Suicide Prevention Network (LSPN) is inviting local artists to design a logo that reflects the themes of connection, resilience, wellbeing and diversity.
The winning design will be used across LSPN’s promotional materials and business communications. Artists are asked to include a short description of their inspiration and design choices.
The winning entry will be voted by the community and acknowledged publicly.
Submissions close: 5pm, Tuesday 10 September 2025
To submit: please email Keeks at kcoe@wmq.org.au or in person at the Medicare Mental Health Centre (91 Wembley Road, Logan Central).
Community Programs
Free English classes at Loganlea TAFE
Loganlea TAFE offers free English classes through the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) and Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) programs funded by the Australian Government. These classes help build reading, writing and speaking skills for everyday life, work and study, and help people settle into new life in Australia.
Saturday classes are now available from 8:30am to 2:45pm - perfect for those with weekday commitments. Meet new friends and learn with experienced teachers in a welcoming space
When: Saturdays, 8:30am to 2:45pm
Where: TAFE Queensland Loganlea Campus, 50-68 Armstrong Road, Meadowbrook
Contact: To enrol or learn more, call 07 3712 5445 or email: AMEP.SEE.South.Brisbane@tafeqld.edu.au
Cost: FREE
Conversation Club welcomes new migrants and refugees
Looking to improve your English conversation skills in a relaxed and friendly setting? Join the Conversation Club at Eagleby Community Centre.
This welcoming group is a great way to practise speaking, make new friends from diverse backgrounds, and share ideas and experiences. Whether you're new to the area or just want to connect with others, everyone is welcome.
When: every Monday, 10:30am to 11:30am
Where: Eagleby Community Centre, 8 Cowper Avenue, Eagleby
Contact: For further details, email admin@eagleby.org.au or call 07 3807 3833
Cost: FREE
Gunya Meta’s Community Breakfast Kinnections
Join Aunty Faith and her amazing team at Gunya Meta for their monthly Community Breakfast!
This event is a fantastic opportunity to network, build relationships, and learn about local services and cultural insights. Bring a plate of food to share if you can, but it's not necessary. Come along and enjoy a warm, welcoming atmosphere that strengthens our community bonds.
When: The first Friday of every month, 8am
Where: 22 Mayes Ave, Logan Central
Contact: Email admin@gunyameta.org or phone 07 3558 1600
Cost: FREE
The Herbal Way
Amputees Queensland invites the community to an informative session featuring Shona Churchill, a respected Herbal Medicine Practitioner.
Shona will delve into the benefits of herbal medicine and herbal teas, highlighting their role in holistic treatment, healing, and promoting wellness of the mind.
`When: Wednesday 6 August, 10am
Where: Ben Matthews Playground Community Centre, 47-55 Ellen St, Logan Central
Contact: Lynda by phone 07 3290 4293 or email admin@afsg.org.au
Cost: FREE
Funding Opportunities
Applications are now open for the Celebrating Multicultural Queensland Program.
Eligible organisations can apply for funding up to $20,000 to deliver multicultural events and festivals that promote inclusion, harmony, and intercultural connections across Queensland.
Round 1 Applications close: 11:59pm, 17 August 2025 (for events delivered from 1 Jan to 30 Jun in 2026)
Round 2 Applications close: 11:59pm, 13 December 2025 (for events delivered from 1 Jul to 31 Dec in 2026)
Applications are now open for the Music For All – Community Grants.
Music For All welcomes opportunities to directly support or partner with community groups, schools, and organisations delivering projects that bring, grow, or sustain music-making, learning, or participation.
Grants of up to $2,000 are available for new or expanding programs that benefit local communities.
Applications close: 31 August 2025
Applications open July 30, 2025, for Round 2 of Council's Community Project Grants.
With both Disability Action Week and International Men’s Day approaching in November 2025, Council is encouraging our community to apply for funding to support projects and programs that foster long term outcomes exclusively for men and/or people living with disability and their carers.
Applications close: 23 September 2025
Outcomes advised: Tuesday 18 November. NB. projects must begin after this date.
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