From the start of the live theatre experience to indigenous song and dance, the 3-course dinner and the final meet and greet of cast and crew – this is a completely immersive and interactive evening that the whole family will enjoy.
Enjoy a delicious selection of breakfast and lunch dishes at our very own Tin-Cup Cafe. Open until 3.00pm each day, this is the perfect addition to your Spirits of the Red Sand experience.
Arrival and Ticketing commences with COVID safety. Browse our authentic retail gift gallery
Arrival and Ticketing commences with COVID safety. Browse our authentic retail gift gallery
Free parking onsite
Coach parking is accessible from our coach-bay at the front of the Village
Home baked goodness, espresso coffees & fully licensed bar. Sample indigenous cuisine. An 1885 building – Beenleigh’s first railway station
Heritage art on display
Dreamtime beliefs and creation stories are told through a powerful audio-visual presentation
Witness ancient ceremonies, traditions and rituals come to life
Tiered seating open-air theatre overlooking The Aboriginal Village
Largest variety of bushtucker plants in Southern Queensland. Learn of their herbal, edible, medicinal and spiritual use.
Learn the importance of the waterways & sea-life for food, shelter and clothing
Tiered seating open-air theatre overlooking The Village Green
The perfect space for lazy day picnics and events
A mini-rainforest walkway filled with native plants
Discover colonial life through machinery demonstrations, blacksmithing and sugar mill equipment
Cultural education space offering interactive & immersive experiences
A Queensland Heritage listed church opened in 1875 as St George’s Anglican Church
A typical example of shop architecture from the 1800s. Displays boots, slipper and shoe-maker & repair equipment
Built in 1910 for the then Beenleigh Shire Council
Built in 1892 the General store is now home to the Village lolly shop
Built shortly after WW2. Devoted to dairy technology.
Printing equipment and presses – some in operation today
A 1944 Dennis Light Four and a Dodge c.1950. Both in working order
Built in 1920 the White House is utilised to display our textile collection
Built in the 1890s, it was an original home much loved by its many owners with household items on display.
Around 1900 the house was built and owned by the operator of the ferry service across the Logan River. Bridal display on offer.
Demonstration area for woodcutter’s display
A rural school to teach boys metal and woodwork. Now used as a theatrette on early settlers & the can industry with camera displays
The post office formed an integral part of the community as it was the mail chance for the whole region
Built in the 1900s and used as a caretakers cottage, now used for our Village volunteers
The Loganholme One Teacher School first opened in 1873 and now houses items relating to One Teacher schools and education
A new building constructed with assistance from the Bicentennial funding. Collections include militaria.
Patrons Bill & Pat Heck donated their Queenslander family home, which has been lovingly restored to host weddings & events
A small lock up originally used for overnight custody of prisoners.
Saverin House was built in 1900 as a well to do family home for the Saverin family. It is now used to house art
Barter’s Cottage is a slab house built in 1884, it is now displayed as an original ‘bush’ pub
Owned by a senior church warden of the Bethania Lutheran Church, a prominent family home which displays family items
"This was a great experience for our high school young people. It was such a great day of learning, connecting to culture, learning the histories of the area. " TripAdvisor, Australia, August 2022
"This by far was the best experience I’ve ever had. The things you learn is so invaluable, you do not learn of this stuff in schools and it should be. I felt this deep in my heart, made me cry and it will forever be a moment I will remember. " TripAdvisor, Australia, August 2022
"I would highly recommend this show to anyone. The cast gave a moving true story of the aboriginal people and what they went through. It was eye-opening and educational. Thank you for an amazing night that we will never forget! " TripAdvisor, Australia, May 2022
"It’s absolutely lovely to be able to be a part of celebrating NAIDOC and First Nations Culture. Loved the stalls and Indigenous artworks and businesses. Especially loved the dancing, Bush Tucker Bunjie and the Educational sessions. " TripAdvisor, Australia, July 2022
"Second year we have been and it's just amazing. Great food, entertainment and the markets are fantastic.. always stock up on my Davidson Plum jam - yum! And there is a young artist there, Stephen Hogarth, who is brilliant.. love his work. Well worth the visit. I'll be back next… " TripAdvisor, Australia, July 2022
"This is a story that every Australian, every Queenslander - and every visitor to Queensland - needs to know. The performers did a great job of telling us a very confronting story that must be extremely painful to tell. I felt humbled that the performers were prepared to share… " TripAdvisor, Australia, July 2022