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Catch a glimpse of country life at an annual show or marvel at awesome aeronautical tricks at an air display, the options are endless. Browse through the events below to see what’s on during your holiday.

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A Conversation with the Past | Toowoomba, Toowoomba Area

18 May 2012 to 30 Jun 2013

Be a curator for a day! Share your thoughts and opinions and write your own captions for the images in Cobb+Co Museum's new photographic exhibition, A conversation with the past A conversation with the past is the second exhibition from Queensland Museum's collection of glass plate negatives by former Ipswich coachbuilder A.
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Explore-a-saurus | South Brisbane, Brisbane Area

23 Nov 2012 to 14 Apr 2014

Test your strength against a T-Rex jaw, uncover fossils and bones at a dig site and learn how dinosaurs lived.
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Historic Burnett Heads Lighthouse Open Morning | Burnett Heads, Bundaberg Area

27 Jan to 22 Dec 2013 Free Entry

On the fourth Sunday of each month the Historic Burnett Heads Lighthouse is open for visitors. This lighthouse was erected at South Head Burnett Heads in 1873 and was operational for 99 years until it was replaced by a taller tower.
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Playing with Light | South Brisbane, Brisbane Area

23 Feb to 7 Jul 2013

Dodge laser beams, build a telescope, freeze your shadow on a wall or paint with Infra-red. Their new Sciencentre exhibition, Playing with Light, has full-body interactive exhibits that take you into the bright and colourful world of lights, lasers and lenses.
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Stars of the Tokyo Stage: Natori Shunsen's kabuki actor prints | Rockhampton, Rockhampton Area

1 Mar to 2 Jun 2013 Free Entry

A National Gallery of Australia touring exhibition Stars of the Tokyo Stage reveals the dynamic world of Japan's kabuki theatre through the superb actor prints created by Natori Shunsen (1886-1960).
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Artists Choice: Michael Zavros | South Brisbane, Brisbane Area

23 Mar to 23 Jun 2013 Free Entry

Continuing the Artist's Choice series of exhibitions, Brisbane-based artist Michael Zavros was invited to work with the Gallery's Collection.
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A Common Thread Exhibition | Childers, Bundaberg Area

26 Mar to 26 May 2013 Free Entry

An exhibition titled A Common Thread by the BRAG Volunteers Art Group (self-nicknamed The BRAG Trade) explores the thoughts and creative concepts of a number of artistically-minded individuals.
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Free Guided Heritage Walk Tour | Maryborough, Fraser Coast Area

1 Apr 2013 to 31 May 2014 Free Entry

Come along and enjoy a free guided walking tour of the historical town of Maryborough. Dressed in period costume, their world famous city ambassador Mary Heritage, or another city ambassador will help you discover Maryborough's colourful past.
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Michele Kershaw: Printing | Rockhampton, Rockhampton Area

12 Apr to 19 May 2013 Free Entry

A Rockhampton Art Gallery exhibition. Central Queensland printmaker Michele Kershaw explores the visual affects that can be achieved through fine linear detailing and subtle shifts in tone.
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Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor: 100 Years, 100 Women, 100 Stories, 100 Brooches | Rockhampton, Rockhampton Area

12 Apr to 19 May 2013 Free Entry

An Artisan travelling exhibition, toured by Museum and Gallery Services Queensland. Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor: 100 Women 100 Brooches 100 Stories, is from an old rhyme that little girls would chant to predict the profession of their future spouse.
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