Festival of Small Halls 
Degilbo Wakka Wakka, Darielbelum & Dundubara people, name from: dackeel bo ‘sharp/upright stones’ Degilbo’s 110 year old hall sits in a tiny community where the folks are so polite that they’ll beep the horn to warn a stray magpie off the road. Originally formed around the gold-rushes in nearby Paradise and Shamrock, Degilbo has … Read more
Eumundi Gubbi Gubbi people – poss: ‘ngumundi’ (black snake) There is a blend of old and new within Eumundi; of hippy and hipsters. The streets are lined with historical buildings, modern art galleries, boutique wineries and local history museums. The town is a must-do for anyone passing through the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Every Saturday and … Read more
Moore Jinibara people As you make your way along the D’Aguliar Highway, be sure not to blink as you pass through Moore. Tucked into the corner of the beautiful Somerset region, Moore sits just outside of the Benarkin State Forest. With a friendly and active community who love their town as much as folks … Read more
Mt Mee Jinibara people: ‘Dahmongah’ – flying squirrel A drive up to Mount Mee is likely to be slow, your vehicle crawling along the roads as you crane your neck to try to safely check out the breath-taking views of the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Take in the spectacular panorama of all of the Glass … Read more
