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| Happy Easter! Logan City has lots for you to see and do this Easter. See a show at the Logan Entertainment Centre or for outdoor fun and relaxation enjoy a picnic at South West 1 and Daisy Hill Forest. For cultural inspiration discover the Chung Tien Temple at Underwood, the Beenleigh Historical Village, Logan Art Gallery or Yugumbeh Museum. You'll fall in love with Logan this Easter. |
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Looking for fun activities these school holidays? It's on in Logan!
Youth on the street showcasing local talent in music, dance, krump and art, workshops, Guitar Hero, leather-journal making, face painting, circus skills, beauty hut, cooking classes, competitions rides and so much more. |
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 A friendly message from the Logan City Mayor Pam Parker
Logan City is celebrating two very special birthdays in 2009 which show how far the community has come in recent years. While Council and the Logan community have been heavily focused on issues associated with our expanded boundaries over the past year, many people may not be aware the city is turning 30 this year. The local government elections of 1979 took place in March, with the first council meeting held on 17 April 1979. Similarly, the current Logan City was formed on 15 March 2008 after the state government introduced Local Government Boundary Reform process in 2007. Now the city incorporates 265,000 residents from 63 suburbs, including areas formerly part of Gold Coast City and the former Beaudesert Shire. So, one year on, and also 30 years on, I thank you for being part of Logan. We are in an enviable location at the heart of South East Queensland and will continue to grow into the future. Pam Parker | |
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National Youth Week kicks off on Saturday 28 March and continues until Sunday 5 April. What's Youth Week all about you ask? Well, there will be:
Anzac Day is the day Australians remember the original landing on Gallipoli in 1915. The spirit of Anzac, with its human qualities of courage, mateship, and sacrifice, continues to have meaning and relevance for our sense of national identity. On this day, the service of our veterans is acknowledged in ceremonies held in towns and cities across the nation. In Logan, Anzac Day will be commemorated at a number of dawn services and marches around the city. Refer to 
David Campbell, one of Australia's finest entertainers, is bringing his Good Lovin Tour to the Logan Entertainment Centre. The show will feature songs 1-2-3, Good Lovin, You've Lost That Lovin Feeling and more.
If you've got a great idea for an environmental project that will help our local environment but just need some funding to get started, then apply for a grant from Council's EnviroGrants program. Applications must be received by 5 pm 22 April 2009. Read more about the 
Council and the Ethos Foundation will host several free workshops for members of the community interested in making a change. Contact Council if you'd like to attend. More details are on 
In February 1937, Stinson Airliner VH UHH crashed during a routine flight between Brisbane and Sydney. What happened over the following 10 days is a story of courage and survival of a Queensland bushman. Author of the books Once upon a mountain and Once again upon the mountain, Bruce McDonald will present this fascinating piece of Queensland History on 16 April from 6 pm at the Beenleigh Library. Bookings can made by contacting the 
