Ready to roll these school holidays?
NSP Skate Now! is bringing a pop-up skatepark to Tulmur Place, with free skateboarding workshops for beginner to intermediate riders.
Hit up Tulmur Place for a pop-up skatepark designed for beginner to intermediate riders. Learn from Queensland’s best coaches and level up your skills from your first push to your next kickflip.
When: Saturday 27 June – Friday 3 July
Sessions: Hourly sessions from 10:00am
Where: Tulmur Place, Nicholas Street Precinct
Cost: Free
Bookings are essential and spots are limited, so book your session today
Bring the kids, grab your crew and make a day of it, skate, eat and explore Nicholas Street Precinct.
Terms & Conditions
Ready to roll these school holidays?
NSP Skate Now! is bringing a pop-up skatepark to Tulmur Place, with free skateboarding workshops for beginner to intermediate riders.
Hit up Tulmur Place for a pop-up skatepark designed for beginner to intermediate riders. Learn from Queensland’s best coaches and level up your skills from your first push to your next kickflip.
When: Saturday 27 June to Friday 3 July
Sessions: Hourly sessions from 10:00am
Where: Tulmur Place, Nicholas Street Precinct
Cost: Free
Bookings are essential and spots are limited, so book your session today
Bring the kids, grab your crew and make a day of it, skate, eat and explore Nicholas Street Precinct.
Terms & Conditions
Join us on Saturday 6 June, 9am–1pm for a free, feel-good community event celebrating plants, creativity, and sustainable living.
Whether you’re building a backyard jungle, styling a balcony oasis, or simply looking for a relaxed day out, this family and dog-friendly fair has something for everyone.
Explore a wide range of stalls featuring:
Enjoy delicious food vans, free entry, and free undercover parking.
Bring the family, bring your dog, and enjoy a laid-back morning discovering, shopping, and getting inspired!
Ipswich’s premier monthly market is back with over 100 stalls to explore!
Join us for the Nicholas Street Precinct Handmade Expo Market. Stroll through the heart of the CBD and discover a curated selection of Ipswich’s best makers, creators, and artisans. From bespoke jewellery to handcrafted home decor, there is something for everyone.
When?
Saturday, 9 May
9am – 1pm
It’s a perfect, family-friendly morning for the community, with free face-painting, balloon twisting, and yard games to keep the kids entertained.
Make a Day of It
With 3 hours of free parking, stay and enjoy everything the precinct has to offer:
Unsure on how to get to the Nicholas Street Precinct? Find out helpful visitor information here.
Get loud and glow up with a night of neon and live tunes in Tulmur Place.
5 pm to 9 pm
Free event
Get loud and glow up with a night of neon and live tunes in Tulmur Place.
5 pm to 9 pm
Free event
Get loud and glow up with a night of neon and live tunes in Tulmur Place.
5 pm to 9 pm
Free event
Jurassic dinosaurs are taking over Tulmur Place these September school holidays with free fun for the whole family! Explore the Nicholas Street Precinct as it comes alive with stage performances, mini golf, arts and crafts, and mini markets.
Monday, 19 September to Saturday, 1 October (*excluding Thursday, 22 September)
Wednesday, 21 September to Wednesday, 28 September (*excluding Thursday, 22 September)
Entry is free.
Celebrate Dad with a mouth-watering selection of foods and smoked meats from food vans, a display of heritage motorcycle and retro era cars and music. Get him involved in Ipswich’s own Beard and ‘Stache competition or blacksmithing, woodworking and men’s shed groups.
Beard and ‘Stache Competition anyone can participate, with free entry, nominate your bearded friend, partner or Dad! Great prizes for each category. Highest award goes to recreating one of Ipswich’s classic beards.
Categories: Moustache, Full Beard, Creative and Classic Ipswich. Registrations required – REGISTER HERE
Paul Rentone is a Roswood based blues singer songwriter performs with ferocious authenticity, honesty and soul. Heavily influenced by Robert Johnson and Muddy Waters he will take you back to a time when music really did cure illness and melancholia.
Suicide Country Hour are an alternative-country band from Brisbane, Queensland. SCH is known for balancing lyrical melodrama with comedic banter, spawning a turbulent and entertaining experience of songs and wisecracks.
The Handmade Expo monthly markets are a favourite among the Ipswich community with over 100 stalls each month, you’ll be spoilt for choice.