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Tai Chi and Qigong

Tai Chi and Qigong

Not confirmed: family participation.

15 Nov 2026

Hanlon Park / Bur'uda, 56 Junction Street, Stones Corner, QLD, Australia

Fitness Training Coaching, workshops & talks Free participation Kids activities available

Find your calm and enjoy the gentle, flowing movements of Tai Chi Qigong. Improve balance, flexibility and focus while supporting your overall health and well-being.Age13 years and overPriceFreeBookingsNo...

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Zumba®

Zumba®

Not confirmed: family participation.

15 Nov 2026

Ducie Street Park, 75 Ebrington Street, Darra, QLD, Australia

Improve your fitness, burn hundreds of calories and learn some new dance moves! The classes move between high and low intensity dance moves designed to get your heart...

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Aqua aerobics

Aqua aerobics

Not confirmed: family participation.

15 Nov 2026

Manly Pool, 1 Fairlead Crescent, Manly, QLD, Australia

Experience an excellent, low-impact cross-training workout in the water. Feel the benefits of exercise without the pain. Using minimum impact movements, participants will develop strength, mobility and movement...

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Swim Brisbane for all

Swim Brisbane for all

Not confirmed: family participation.

15 Nov 2026

Runcorn Pool, 37 Bonemill Road, Runcorn, QLD, Australia

A space for swimming lessons, recreation, water safety, therapy and connection. Co-designed by the community for the community.Age16 years and overPricePool entry feeBookingsBookings required.RequirementsSwimwear, cap, goggles, towel and...

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Little Lifeguards for kids

Little Lifeguards for kids

Not confirmed: family participation.

15 Nov 2026

Hibiscus Sports Complex Pool, 90 Klumpp Road, Upper Mount Gravatt, QLD, Australia

This activity provides children with the valuable skills to be safe in and around water. Access to this session requires parental enrolment in the 3-4pm empowered to swim...

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Barefoot bowls

Barefoot bowls

Not confirmed: family participation.

15 Nov 2026

Graceville Bowls Club, 16 Wylie Street, Graceville, QLD, Australia

Try barefoot bowls, a fun and social game that combines strategy and skill. Enjoy the outdoors, meet new people, stay active, and learn the basics while having fun.Age16...

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Introduction to aqua aerobics

Introduction to aqua aerobics

Not confirmed: family participation.

15 Nov 2026

Hibiscus Sports Complex Pool, 90 Klumpp Road, Upper Mount Gravatt, QLD, Australia

Stretch and tone your body with like-minded people who enjoy the benefits of the water, great music, and positive vibes!Age16 years and overPricePool entry feeBookingsBookings required.RequirementsSwimwear and towel,...

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best age for kids to start running in family events?
Most family events welcome kids ages 4-5 and up, with shorter distances for younger children. At ages 4-6, keep it fun and short (1-2km). Ages 7-10 can handle 3-5km. Teens can do adult distances. The key is making it enjoyable—focus on participation, not pace. Many events have staggered starts for different age groups.

How do I encourage my child to participate in events?
Make it fun: go for the party atmosphere, not the competition. Let them choose their own pace. Train together on short, enjoyable runs. Celebrate small wins during training. Find events with kids' activities or entertainment. Don't pressure them to 'race'—let them see other kids having fun. Many kids who hesitate initially become enthusiastic after one good event experience.

What's the best public transport option for Brisbane events?
Brisbane's trains, buses and ferries serve many event areas, but early starts, weekend timetables and road closures can affect the journey. Browse events in Brisbane, check the listing for the exact meeting point and parking advice, then use Translink's journey planner to confirm the most suitable route.

How do I prepare for humid Brisbane events?
Brisbane is subtropical with high humidity year-round. Events are often early-morning (6-7am) to beat the heat. Wear light, breathable, moisture-wicking clothing. Humidity makes effort feel harder—adjust pace expectations. Stay hydrated before, during, and after. Winter (June-August) offers much lower humidity and is the ideal season. Summer (Dec-Feb) events are very early starts.

Where do events happen in Brisbane?
Brisbane events take place around South Bank and the river, in city and suburban parks, at sports venues and across the wider metropolitan area. Conditions and access vary considerably between central riverside events and suburban locations. Browse events in Brisbane, then check each listing for the precise venue, course, parking and public transport information.

Best season for outdoor events in Brisbane?
Winter (June-September) is ideal—low humidity, mild temperatures, sunny days. Spring (September-November) is pleasant but heading towards heat and moisture. Summer (December-February) is hot, humid, and rainy—challenging conditions. Autumn (March-May) is warm but improving. Plan around winter if possible; heat-adapted runners can do summer early-morning events.

Can my family participate in a walking event together?
Yes. Many walking events are designed for families and welcome participants of all ages and fitness levels. Check the event details to see if there are distance options, age groups, or family categories.

What age should children be to participate in a fun run?
Most fun runs welcome families with children of all ages. Many events offer different distance options for kids (such as 1 km), families, and serious runners. Check the event details to see what's available and any age recommendations.

Can we register as a family team?
Many family fun runs allow team registration, but it varies by event. Some events let families register together as a group, while others require individual registrations. Check the event's registration page for team or family options.

How does fundraising work in charity events?
Charity events typically ask participants to secure sponsorships (donations) from friends and family based on their participation or performance. You register, then share a fundraising link with your network. Funds go directly to the charity.

Do I have to fundraise to participate in a charity event?
Requirements vary by event. Some events ask participants to set a fundraising target, while others allow you to participate with just a registration fee. Check the event details to see what's expected.

How do I search for events in my area?
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