Latest Events in Indooroopilly(August Updated)

Here's what we’ll cover: 1) Assessing your bike is safe to ride GOAL: to gain confidence independently resolving simple mechanical issues KEY LEARNINGS: How to use quick releases.How to use a mini tool / allen key set.Basic competency with bolt tensions.Basic competency with a pedal spanner.Where to use grease.Knowing when to get help.2) Cleaning your bike GOAL: to understand a process to follow to clean your bike KEY LEARNINGS: What to use to clean your bike.Where to clean versus where to degrease.How to apply and remove chain lube.Which lubes for which conditions?3) Changing a tyre and tube GOAL: to be able to change your tube if you get a flat while out riding KEY LEARNINGS: What I need to change a tube?What size tube I need for my bike?Differences in valve types?How to find and resolve what caused the flat?What you need: 1 x pair of hands, and rolled up sleeves. Note: Please do not bring your bike along to this class. We have limited space to allow you to work on your own bike, however you will be able to get hands-on with some tasks as we go. Information Source: 99 Bikes | eventbrite

Mayfair, 1910. At the age of 90, Florence Nightingale is frail and no longer of sound mind. After a celebrated career as a nurse, writer and statistician, she now leads a reclusive existence. One summer evening she is astonished to receive a visitor: a young man named Silas Bradley, who claims to have met her during the Crimean War 55 years ago. But how can this be? And how does the elusive Jean Frawley connect their two lives? In this eagerly anticipated novel, Laura Elvery shows why she is one of the most lauded writers of her generation. Join Laura as she shares her latest novel, Nightingale - a luminous tale of faith and love, bravery and care, and the vitality of women’s work. Books will be available for purchase, or bring your copy from home to be signed. Presented as part of the Lord Mayor’s Writers in Residence series. Information Source: Brisbane City Council | eventbrite

In 2007, St Peters began a music/drama project designed exclusively for the Year 8 cohort of each year. This event offers Year 8 students the opportunity to develop their musical and dramatic skills under the guidance of arts professionals, build self-confidence through performance, make new friends, have fun, and be part of a stage work created especially for them. This event has been tailor-made each year to be relevant and age-appropriate for the cast, and to provide maximum involvement of students with a large number of opportunities for individual students to shine. These performances have been so successful that they have become one of the key events in the Year 8 calendar. Information Source: St Peters Lutheran College - Music Department | eventbrite

In 2007, St Peters began a music/drama project designed exclusively for the Year 8 cohort of each year. This event offers Year 8 students the opportunity to develop their musical and dramatic skills under the guidance of arts professionals, build self-confidence through performance, make new friends, have fun, and be part of a stage work created especially for them. This event has been tailor-made each year to be relevant and age-appropriate for the cast, and to provide maximum involvement of students with a large number of opportunities for individual students to shine. These performances have been so successful that they have become one of the key events in the Year 8 calendar. Information Source: St Peters Lutheran College - Music Department | eventbrite

Music Tale 2025: Do Androids Have Electric Dreams? Featuring all 10 St Peters string orchestras and special guest actors Delilah B and Josh B, this year’s original tale (written by Ken Fraser) follows the highs and heartbreaks of school life, and one student’s obsession with creating the perfect AI companion. As music and technology collide, questions of love, identity, and what it means to be truly human unfold on stage. Be transported by stunning string performances, woven seamlessly with powerful storytelling and live theatre. Information Source: St Peters Lutheran College - Music Department | eventbrite