Active Mums and Bubs Yoga is a free class, designed for mums to move with their babies or toddlers.
Yoga with your baby can strengthen your bond and improve your wellbeing, while getting in some restorative exercise. This class also provides a great opportunity to meet other mums and their babies.
Taught by a qualified instructor, this yoga class will focus on postpartum movements. The class is suitable for mums who have had their 6 week postpartum clearance from Doctor. This class is held at the Ipswich City Council Administration building. This class will be held under the stage in Tulmur place. Bring your yoga mat, a water bottle, some toys and a picnic mat or pram for your children to play.
At Nicholas Street Precinct, Tulmur Place.
Active Mums and Bubs Yoga is a free class, designed for mums to move with their babies or toddlers.
Yoga with your baby can strengthen your bond and improve your wellbeing, while getting in some restorative exercise. This class also provides a great opportunity to meet other mums and their babies.
Taught by a qualified instructor, this yoga class will focus on postpartum movements. The class is suitable for mums who have had their 6 week postpartum clearance from Doctor. This class is held at the Ipswich City Council Administration building. This class will be held under the stage in Tulmur place. Bring your yoga mat, a water bottle, some toys and a picnic mat or pram for your children to play.
At Nicholas Street Precinct, Tulmur Place.
The Nicholas Street Precinct is the place to be these Easter School Holidays because CoComelon is coming!!! Yes, that’s right…JJ is coming right here to the Nicholas Street Precinct. So come along and explore, learn, and play.
Enjoy three colourful activity zones! See JJ from CoComelon, have fun with a game of mini putt putt, bowl your way through the bowling alley, and colour your world in the craft village. AND for the big kids – try and go as high as possible on the 11m climbing wall.
WEEK 1:
WEEK 2:
Follow us!
Facebook: @nicholasstprecinct
Instagram: @nicholasstprecinct
Ipswich Dog Day, the city’s premier day where the community and their furry best friends gather to celebrate all things that get them woofing excited.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER for the Dog Day competitions for your chance to win some exciting prizes.
IPSWICH DOG DAY COMPETITIONS AND TIMES:
EVENT ACTIVITIES:
Thank you to our Ipswich Dog Day 2023 sponsors:
This year our event emcee will be Ben ‘Dobbo’ Dobbin.
The inaugural 2022 DogFest event welcomed over 8,000 locals from Ipswich and surrounding suburbs, along with their pooches, to paw-some reviews and this year’s event is set to be bigger and better. We look forward to seeing you there on Saturday 6 May 2023, 10am to 2pm.
Tea leaves, tarot, crystals and curiosities, you’ll find it all at the The Witches Night Market. Free entry.
Celebrate Australia Day in the Nicholas Street Precinct as Tulmur Place plays host to a family-friendly day full of activities celebrating all the things we love about our country.
Enjoy a welcome performance by the Nunukul Yuggera Aboriginal Dance Company, pavlova making, live music, licenced bar courtesy of Aushotels and cool-down at the zero-depth water play zone.
Entry is free
This Christmas, the revitalised urban heart of our city will again evoke the spirit of the season with a spectacular lighting installation.
The Nicholas Street Precinct will transform into an experiential atmosphere of lights, colour and magical moments. Gather your family and friends to experience live entertainment, festive food and roving entertainment.
Come and explore the Nicholas Street Precinct during the most wonderful time of the year!
Entry is free.
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.