Sink your teeth into savvy family-fun at ArtVo.
Sink your teeth into savvy family-fun at ArtVo.
Tiny human wranglers of the GC, let us set the scene: the school holidays have barely begun, your kids are already climbing the walls and the vibe resembles that of a WWE showdown. At this point you’re fairly certain time is ticking backwards – you need to pull a rabbit out of your hat, fast.
Enter, ArtVo – an interactive, all-ages approved trick art exhibit, and the ultimate boredom-busting ace up your sleeve. Guaranteed to not only cure cantankerous moods but blow your brood completely out of the water… cue confetti, adoration and applause (okay, so more like a muttered ‘thanks bro’, if we’re lucky). Queensland’s first trick art exhibit, invites you to not merely marvel at, but star in a variety of interactive, perspective-bending scenes, such as gravity-defying magic acts and even a larger-than-life King Kong encounter – all of which provide plenty of frame-worthy photo ops along the way.
The enchanting exhibit promises a whole new way to experience the traditional art gallery, and they’re certainly not beating their chest here, guys! Following in the footsteps of Melbourne’s ever-popular ArtVo experience – our own location, tucked conveniently inside Robina Town Centre, is only the second attraction of its kind in Aus. Nestled right by The Kitchens (#convenient) for those who seldom frequent that end of town, the existence of Robina’s resident art attraction hidden within may have slipped your radar entirely. Praise be, parents – because who doesn’t love discovering a brand new kiddo-approved contender in our midst?!
Unlike traditional art galleries, at ArtVo, guests are not only welcome, but encouraged to explore and interact with a mind-bending array of hand-painted murals. Inside the refreshingly fam-friendly art exhibit, there are eight uniquely themed rooms to discover, such as a whimsical, Fairytale Wonderland and a 3D Glow Room to really make those faces light up.
Along with untold amounts of fun, staff are on hand to ensure a truly unforgettable experience, providing plenty of hot tips and assistance to snap the most mind-boggling pics. Strike a pose as you seemingly sprout wings, encounter your favourite heroes, or have a ship-load of fun stepping back in time with Titanic – with something that will appeal to every age and interest, the sky really is the limit for hilarious hijinks, here.
While we reckon ArtVo is the perfect #anytime activity to keep in your arsenal for everything from birthday parties to (literal and figurative) rainy days, with Easter school holidays coming in hot, they’re gearing up to take it to a whole new level. With all-day entry and free entry for kids under 5 already included as standard; these school holidays they’ll be doubling down on the bang for your buck even further with ‘Adults at Kids Prices’ admission (a $10pp saving!). Say what… an attraction that’s actually on special for the school holidays – how’s for that for affordable family fun? But the fun doesn’t stop there. Visit ArtVo ANY DAY during the QLD school holidays at 10.30am to be part of a daily Easter Egg Hunt. Hop yeah!
And don’t despair, the budget-savvy fun at this optical spectacle doesn’t stop there. Once the school holidays are said and done, we’ve got it on very good authority that ArtVo also will be launching an exclusive mid-week special offer. An especially enticing development for anyone with pre-school aged ankle biters, so keep those eyes peeled on their socials for updates.
And who doesn’t love creating core mems without breaking the bank… Gold Coasters, ‘art’ you glad you can count on us to bring you all the hottest school holiday happenings?
Adults at Kids Prices $20 Tickets | Use the code: FUN on the ArtVo website
Free entry for kids under 5 years
Where: Robina Town Centre, Shop 5062 Robina Town Centre Dr, Robina. Located on the Ground Floor at Robina Town Centre Near The Kitchens, across from Cotton On and next to Lush
When: Monday–Friday 10am–4pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am–5pm. Open all Easter Weekend and School Holidays (except Good Friday).
Words by Kellie Leader.
STORY SPONSORED BY ARTVO GOLD COAST
If there’s one place on the Gold Coast where you can shop till you drop, eat your body weight in quality nosh, do some srsly cool stuff, and wander amongst stunning natural parklands, it’s Robina. There’s also a hospital, a train station and a sports stadium, one of which is exciting enough to make our list (hint; it’s not the hospital or the train station).
In honour of this central GC gem, we’ve compiled a list of 14 reasons why Robina peeps love their ‘burb, and why wider GC locals travel en masse to experience all it has to offer.
Pasta Emporium
With their Euro background and extensive experience in the food industry, mum and daughter duo Natalie and Sonia have created an artisan pasta boutique store like no other. Made with a high-quality durum wheat semolina (rich in fibre, protein, vitamin B and also digestion friendly), their fresh-as pasta can be paired with a selection of nasty-free slow cooked sauces. The.Best!
Where: Easy T Centre, 514 Christine Avenue, Robina
Palmer Golf Course
Carved out of 65 hectares of native woodlands with fairways lined by towering gum trees, this uniquely designed course is in the top 30 resort courses in the country #noice. A 6078-meter, 18-hole, Par 71 championship golf course (Aust Course Rating 72) designed by the Marsh / Watson team, its rolling fairways, manicured greens, towering eucalyptus and natural water course make it a local and visitor fave.
Where: Ron Penhaligon Way, Robina
Zone Bowling / Timezone
This dual-branded entertainment venue is an uber-exciting entertainment experience, combining Zone Bowling and Timezone in one renovated super space. Perfect for a birthday of any vintage and for corporate functions, you’ll find ten pin bowling, the latest arcade games, a laser tag arena with a ‘futurism/apocalyptic robots’ theme, and super fun spin zone bumper cars (coming later this year). Just yay!!!
Where: Robina Town Centre, 1 Robina Town Centre Drive, Robina
My French Pastries
A venue called My French Pastries needs no introduction but since it’s amongst the cream of the crop here on the GC, we’ll give them one anyway. Jen and Antonio Marchesi have created something really spesh with French pastries made from scratch. Think key lime Chantilly, lemon meringue, blueberry and chocolate tarts, and if you’re not salivating, you must be unwell. A special shout-out must go to the scrumptious savoury goodies, providing a well-rounded experience for your tastebuds.
Where: Robina Quays Shopping Centre, 5/361 Robina Parkway, Robina
Eddy + Wolff
The trendiest of the Robina bunch, Eddy + Wolff opened in early 2019 bringing exceptional, modern Asian eats to the people. It’s a sleek, 22-seat venue serving up ten-outta-ten eats, just like it’s northern brother from the same mother, Can Tho Kitchen at Runaway Bay. The menu features BBQ-style dishes, snacks, larger plates and sides, all of which are designed to share and hail from Thao and Vien’s home country of Vietnam, China, Japan and Korea to name a few. The drinks list is tight and perfectly curated to match the food with an unmissable lemon sake. An absolute fave.
Where: 44 Commerce Drive, Robina
The Kitchens
Fact; foodie marketplace-style situations are one of life’s greatest gifts. The Kitchens is precisely that, with an array of exceptional venues all in the one beautifully appointed area. Think tasty teppanyaki, big ‘ole burgers, a vegan foodie venue and even a craft beer bar offering delicious eats to name a few. There is more choice here than you can poke a stick at and bonus; it’s attached to one of the region’s best shopping centres #UnicornsDoExist.
Where: Robina Town Centre, Robina Town Centre Drive, Robina
El Camino Cantina
A good time Mexi-joint at Robina Town Centre, what’s not to love? Rocking one of the most colour-filled interiors you ever did see, a menu packed with family-friendly Mex-cellent eats, and frozen margaritas, it’s love at first sight/bite/sip. The legendary venue is one of seven Queensland restaurants, synonymous with funky neon signage, sweet sombreros, and an all-round winning ambience. Gather the crew and get on it.
Where: Robina Town Centre, Robina Town Centre Drive, Robina
CBUS Super Stadium
Home of our beloved Titans, CBUS Super Stadium is one of the best regional stadiums in Australia and it’s ours, all ours (insert wicked snigger). Not only do Gold Coasters spend their weekends cheering on the boys here, but we’ve also been lucky enough to watch A-league and international football games, the Nitro Circus, and the Rugby 7s as part of the Commonwealth Games. High five to CBUS for being our homegrown hub of sporting joy.
Where: Centreline Place, Robina
Robina Pavilion
A tried and tested (regularly. Very regularly….) favourite, Robina Pav features a sleek look’n’feel, dreamy deck overlooking the water, a specialised kids area, and plenty of good vibes. Boasting a menu packed with epic eats from woodfired pizzas to stacked burgers, it would be rude not to get involved with the impressive cocktail menu #IfWeMust. It’s the perfect spot for sun-soaked afternoon sessions with you posse.
Where: 229 Ron Penhaligon Way, Robina
Robina Parkway Dog Park
Obviously one for the locals with hairy mates but if you live further afield and have a furry friend in tow, we highly recommend. There are all kinds of fun things for your doggo to explore including tunnels and hurdles, and they’re bound to make a new buddy or two in the process. If you don’t have a pooch, get down there anyway and score free pats a-plenty #GoodForTheSoul.
Where: Lot 21, Robina Parkway, Robina
The Sporting Globe
The spacious, sports-themed bar and restaurant made a big splash on Robina Town Centre when it first moved in and continues to do so in 2023. Within The Sporting Globe there are no less than 50 high definition screens including two 5m2 screens and a nine-screen video wall, so yeah nah, you’re not missing a single second of the action. They’re also serving up perfect sport-watching food, frosty bronsons galore, and an all-round cracking good atmosphere. It’s a sure thing.
Where: The Promenade, Robina Town Centre, Robina
Cheltenham Park
If open spaces and oodles of greenery, in the middle of a city no less, is your thing (yes please), Cheltenham Park is the business. There are plenty of areas for the kids – human and fury – to run themselves ragged (#yeahmums!) bushwalking tracks, and big leafy trees to stretch out beneath with a picnic and your favourite people. Perfect for escaping the rat race without chewing through the petrol in search of a tree change.
Where: Cheltenham Drive, Robina
Alpine Indoor Climbing
Robina’s state-of-the-art climbing centre is positively R.A.D if you’re somewhat of an adrenalin junkie, or someone looking for a new sporty-spice-esk challenge. Alpine Indoor Climbing is a favourite amongst both professional and beginner climbers (including those lacking in coordination, AKA us). There are varying levels of challenges and you can go across, straight up, or anyway you like really, and there are cushioned pads underneath should you lose your grip. Good times.
Where: 86 Robina Town Centre Drive, Robina
Words by Bianca Trathen
Somehow Easter is quickly closing in on us for another year – and we’d flat out refuse to accept this fact if it weren’t for the rows of foil-wrapped choccies and fresh-baked HCB’s have been gracing the shelves (and our bellies) for several weeks months now. Which means it’s time to get those long weekend plans locked and loaded – and who better than the GC’s very own designer playground, QT, to ensure our Easter is choc-a-block full of the good stuff: feasting, fun and festivities. From rugrat-approved egg decorating workshops to sumptuous market-fresh sashimi feasts, there’s truly something for every-bunny going down at QT this Easter. Srsly – this is one time keeping all your eggs in one basket is just good sense.
Easter High Tea at Fixx
If you’ve been ‘hunting’ high and low for a decadent and delightful way to celebrate this chocolate season Easter, look no further than a special edition Fixx High Tea experience available across the Easter long weekend. Hosted within the funky surrounds of Fixx cafe, the whimsical spread will be treated to an especially tempting Easter-inspired twist, which teases an indulgent sugar rush inspired by magical creatures from far off lands. As always, the QT pastry wizards know the way to our hearts – switching up the usual selection of exquisitely crafted pint-sized sweet and savoury treats, to include cameos from chocolate eggs and freshly baked hot cross buns for one wonderful weekend only. Pass the butter (and stretchy pants), please and thank you!
Shake and Create Kids Workshops at Fixx
Sugar-based shenanigans are not the only festive happenings at Fixx, with an egg-xtra special, egg decorating edition of their ever-popular school holiday workshops: ‘Shake and Create Kids: Easter Unleashed’ on offer for four days only. For only $25 per child, round up the rugrats to make some most egg-cellent mems on either Easter Saturday, or Wednesday 3rd April until Friday 5th April. As always spots are limited, so get cracking if you want to snag a spot. Stealing the glory for the fun points while outsourcing the food-based craft to a place other than our own kitchen? Priceless.
Easter at Bazaar
If you’re chasing a festive feast fit for the whole fam, Easter at Bazaar is where it’s at. The spectacular Bazaar spread and its curation of global flavours already has us in its clutches, so we are in awe that Executive Chef, Greg Benney and his kitchen brigade still manage to pull a rabbit or two out of their hats for occasions like these. Serving up an extra lush Easter Sunday brunch and Easter dinner from Good Friday through to Easter Monday, the superb spread comes complete with slow-cooked meats and perfectly-spiced fresh seafood along with oodles of otherworldly chocolate confections for the occasion. In addition to the famous, flowing chocolate fountain – fully stocked with all the dunkable and drizzle-worthy trimmings, of course – there’d be riots if not. Sugar rush, come at us!
Easter at Yamagen
Easter and overindulging is frankly, a foregone conclusion… *handshake emoji*. So, if you want to make each and every mouthful truly count, surrender yourself to the succulent Easter at Yamagen experience – for a fine dining style celebration where fresh seafood will steal the show. Set within the soft glow of neon lights at QT’s cosy, AGFG chef hat awarded dining destination, bask in elevated Japanese eats with a selection of the finest à la carte fare alongside a degustation style, fish-only omakase menu – handpicked by Executive Chef Adam Lane and his team of kitchen wizards. Don’t forget to check out the top shelf whisky selection while you’re there… special occasions are made for indulging, no?
Find out more on all of QT Gold Coast’s epic Easter happenings here.
Where: 7 Staghorn Ave, Surfers Paradise
When: Various dates/times across the Easter long weekend
Words by Kellie Leader.
STORY SPONSORED BY QT GOLD COAST
Ahhh school holidays. That special time when we get to do fun things with our mini-me’s …only to run out of entertainment inspo three days in and panic #RocksInCornerWithGlassOfSav.
Never fear Gold Coast mums and dads, as we have a list of to-do’s to keep your kiddos occupied (and you sane) across the whole Easter school holidays. And wanna know the best part? The majority are free, or super cheap and cheerful!
Here we go (listed north to south)…
Looking for a fun and creative way to keep the kids busy these school holidays? Sanctuary Cove Marine Village has you covered with hands-on craft workshops designed to spark creativity and unleash their inner artist! For just $20 per child, per session, little creators can dive into a world of colour, imagination, and fun, making a special keepsake to take home. Each session runs twice daily (9am –10:30am & 10:30am–12am) at Shop 39C (opposite Reds Kitchen), with a fresh new craft each day:
• Canvas Painting – 7th & 14th April
• Pot Plant Painting – 9th April
• Shrinkie Keychain Making – 11th April
Whether they join for one or experience them all, these workshops are the perfect way to let imagination run wild. Spaces are limited, so book early to secure a spot!
The fun doesn’t stop there, Sanctuary Cove’s Easter Eggstravaganza is back on Sunday 20th April! From 10am–2pm, The Marine Village will transform into an Easter wonderland filled with pony rides, an animal petting zoo, face painting, craft activities, and even a visit from the Easter Bunny. Instead of hunting for chocolate, kids can search for hidden codewords around the precinct for a chance to win amazing prizes!
Where: 4601 Masthead Way, Hope Island
We wouldn’t dream of omitting the home of all things thrills this school holidays. For an explosion of taste, scent and entertainment, Dreamworld’s Street Food Festival is back from April 5th to 27th. Bringing exciting new options to your favourite outlets, refuel post adrenalin rush with everything from Po-Boy’s, Karaage chicken and empanadas; to churros and matcha desserts.
Where: Dreamworld Pkwy, Coomera
Hop into Harbour Town these Easter school holidays for two weeks of free family fun, delicious treats, and unbeatable shopping deals! From April 3, the centre will be buzzing with activities, including face painting, bubble art, magicians, and special appearances from the Easter Bunny. Kids can also fuel up on chocolate at the brand-new Chocolate Fuel Station, because nothing says Easter like a sweet treat (or ten).
While the little ones enjoy the fun, parents can take advantage of up to 70% off iconic Australian and international brands. Need a bite between bargain hunting? There are $10 Kids Meal Deals at Crafty’s Sports Bar, Lindt Gold Bunnies to nibble on, and sweet treats from Crumbs Cookie, Cayman Cafe, and Swieeties. Whether you’re here for the fun, the food, or the fashion, Harbour Town is your ultimate Easter holiday destination!
Where: 147 Brisbane Road, Biggera Waters
Hop to it, because the Surfers Paradise Beachfront Markets are going full Easter mode this long weekend! On Friday, 18th and Saturday 19th April from 4pm–9pm, the iconic Esplanade will be buzzing with over 100 artisan stalls, live music, and festive fun. Think handmade treasures, coastal breezes, and the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to wander with a snack in hand. The Easter Bunny himself will be making a grand appearance from 5pm–8pm both nights, so get ready for some egg-stra special photo ops. Whether you’re browsing for unique finds, soaking up the vibes, or just in it for the chocolate, this is the ultimate way to spend an Easter evening by the beach. Best part? It’s totally free. So grab your crew and hop on over!
Where: The Esplanade, Surfers Paradise
Hop into the Easter spirit at Paradise Centre from 5–20 April, where school holiday fun is in full swing! With free treats, epic giveaways, and sweet activities, there’s something for every bunny.
Start with free hot cross buns on 5th April (while stocks last), then try your luck at winning a chocolate-stuffed Easter hamper (7–16 April). Ice cream lovers can score a free cone from Ben & Jerry’s on 8th April, and little pastry chefs can decorate their own Krispy Kreme doughnuts on 8th, 10th, 15th & 16th April. Feeling lucky? Spend $100 in one go between 14–17 April and crack an egg for a surprise $50 gift voucher!
From 14–20 April (excluding Good Friday), the Easter Bunny will be roaming the centre, handing out chocolate and retailer vouchers, while free face painting keeps the fun going on Level 1. Once you’ve loaded up on treats from All Sorts of Sweets, Woolworths, Newsextra, Priceline and more, take the excitement up a notch at Timezone, Freak VR, MANIAX Axe Throwing, or Padlock’d Escape Room.
Now that’s what we call an egg-cellent holiday lineup! Find out all the details here.
Where: 2 Cavill Avenue, Surfers Paradise
Mirror, mirror on the wall, where’s the fairest high tea of them all? To coincide with the release of Snow White in cinemas, QT Gold Coast is serving up a high tea fit for a fairytale. Step into a world of enchanted bites and whimsical delights with a Snow White-inspired spread that’s almost too pretty to eat, served daily throughout April from 11am until 2pm
Expect apple-infused treats, delicate pastries, and a sprinkle of QT magic, all paired with premium teas and a touch of mischief. Whether you’re a princess, a wicked queen, or just here for the sweets, this themed high tea is the perfect way to add a little fairytale flair to your school holidays.
On select days during the April school holidays, round up the munchkins to bedazzle their own chocolate creation with the ‘Shake and Create’ kids Easter egg decorating classes. $30 per child includes a festive milkshake and everything they need to create their candy-covered masterpiece. Held on Friday 11th, Thursday 17th and Saturday 19th April from 12pm until 2pm.
Where: 7 Staghorn Avenue, Surfers Paradise
Get ready for a whirlwind of creativity and fun this Easter at HOTA! From April 5th to 13th, the Asia Pacific Triennial Kids on Tour brings free hands-on art-making activities for families, offering a chance to get creative with seven interactive projects by talented artists from across Asia and the Pacific. This exciting program coincides with the 11th Asia Pacific Triennial and features collaborative works with artists from Saudi Arabia, Cambodia, New Zealand, and more. Drop by anytime between 10am and 1pm for a unique artistic adventure that’s perfect for little creatives.
If you’re looking for more Easter fun, join in the Easter Wonderland Dress Up Day on April 19th with a Mad Hatter Easter Bonnet Workshop and Parade! Whether you bring your own hat or craft one from a template, this is your chance to show off your style in a fun-filled parade.
Hop into the Gold Coast’s Biggest Easter Egg Hunt, where kids can collect up to 50 eggs and join the Easter Bingo for a chance to win a golden egg. The hunt kicks off at 9am on April 19th and there’s plenty more fun to be had with face painting, free movies like Alice in Wonderland, and lots of chances to win fantastic prizes. Don’t miss this epic Easter celebration!
Where: 135 Bundall Road, Surfers Paradise
It’s all happening these school holidays at the Oasis with free school holiday activities plus confirmed sightings of the fluffy fellow himself.
Put your detective skills to the test with the Broadbeach Bricks Treasure Hunt! Follow the clues, explore the vibrant precinct, and uncover the hidden secret code for your chance to win fabulous prizes. Running on April 16th, 17th, 19th and 20th from 10:30am–2:30pm at Broadbeach Mall (opposite Base Cafe), this free adventure is open to the first 50 participants per day, so hop to it!
Meet the Easter Bunny – Grab a photo with the adorable bunny on Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th April between 11am and 2pm.
Where: 75 Surf Parade, Broadbeach
Guess what’s hopping back into action this school hols? The Little Paccas Easter Scramble is bringing the chocolate-fuelled chaos at 8am on Friday 11th April! Kiddos can dive into a giant Easter Egg Hunt in The Resort, swapping their colourful finds for free Cadbury chocolate, aka the ultimate treasure. And because it wouldn’t be Easter without a VIP guest, the Easter Bunny is making a special appearance too! The scramble is exclusive to Little Paccas members. Keep an eye on your inbox at 10am, Friday 4th April for tickets. Not a member? Time to sign up!
Where: Pacific Fair Shopping Centre, 2/32 Hooker Blvd, Broadbeach Waters
Workshops
Get ready to experience the buzz of Tokyo right here on the Gold Coast! A Taste of Tokyo is taking over Robina Town Centre from April 5th–17th, bringing Japanese culture, food, and creativity to life this school holidays.
Families can dive into free workshops, including origami, paper fan decorating, and sushi rolling, while also enjoying the mesmerizing Koi Fish Projection Tunnel, participating in a Japanese stamp rally, and entering a draw to win a family trip to Japan.
The fun starts with origami workshops from April 5th–6th and 9th–11th, followed by paper fan decorating from April 12th–17th, all taking place on the ground floor outside Myer and Kookai. Sushi workshops run from April 7th–8th, with free 45-minute sessions available throughout the day, but be sure to book in advance.
It’s the perfect way to bring a little bit of Japan to your school holidays!
Kids Night Out
Treat the whipper snappers to a parent-free arvo of living it up at the movies, and your frazzled eardrums to several hours of serenity in the process… it’s #winwin for all involved. Hosted by Robina Town Centre on the reg, this month Kids Night Out falls on Saturday 5th April, with a screening of A Minecraft Movie they’re sure to be razzed about. It’ll only run you $20 per child (plus candy bar spending money, if you’re feeling generous) which includes their ticket, kids meal and 3 hours of babysitting service. Skadoosh those school hols, y’all!
Where: Event Cinemas Robina, Robina Town Centre Drive, Robina
Every-bunny knows Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary’s school holiday programs are the bee’s knees, and they’ve added a third age group for triple the fun! Little sis/bro no longer have to miss out on the BTS action, with Wild Adventurers Junior (5-8 year olds) half day sessions to complement the classic full day experience for kiddos aged 9–12. There’s also a teen program for kids aged 13-16 years. For $36, $72 and $95 per child respectively, budding zoologists can walk on the wild side and get up close to some of the Sanctuary’s star inhabitants. Smashing! (90’s kids know).
Where: 28 Tomewin Street, Currumbin
Hop into a world of egg-citing fun at The Strand’s Secret Garden these school holidays! From 9th–19th April, kids can get crafty with free Easter workshops, creating everything from Easter peg characters to bunny biscuits and wooden egg baskets. With a new hands-on activity each day, there’s plenty of fun to go around, so why not try them all?
The grand finale is the Secret Garden Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday 19th April, where little bunnies can grab a hunt card, track down eight hidden eggs, and return to the host desk for an extra treat. Plus, there’s a chance to win one of two $125 Truckloads Gift Cards, because Easter fun shouldn’t end when the holidays do!
Get ready for a hoppin’ good time and don’t forget to build your Easter basket before the big hunt!
Where: 72-80 Marine Parade, Coolangatta
NaturallyGC holiday programs are FREE and specifically designed to connect kids with nature and encourage outdoor play and learning. The Totally Wild vibing workshops cater to all interests and ages with a range of nature-based activities on offer across the holidays. There’s Scaly Reptiles or Make a Bug Hotel for the creepy crawly fans to slither in to, Creatures of the Sea to captivate the budding marine biologists, raft building sessions, and more.
Where: Various Gold Coast locations
Hop on over to Tweed City these school holidays for some egg-stra special fun! From 14–21 April (excluding Good Friday), Paw Springs is the place to be for a free photo with real live Easter Bunnies. Capture the moment with a paw-fect print that the whole family will love. No bookings required, just bring your best bunny smiles and let the magic happen!
For more hands-on fun, Charm’d Studio is bringing free creative workshops from 14–27 April (excluding public holidays). Kids and big kids alike can customise their own charm keyring or bracelet with colourful accessories, making a keepsake as unique as they are. Swing by outside Coles from 11am–2pm daily and add a little sparkle to your school holidays!
Where: 54 Minjungbal Dr, Tweed Heads South
Words by Belinda Symons
