Where Is the Green Sheep? and Major Seniors Expo Lead Toowoomba's Tuesday Highlights

Family Fun at the Empire Theatre

Toowoomba’s iconic Empire Theatre is the place to be today for families and fans of classic children’s literature. The stage adaptation of the beloved book Where is the Green Sheep? begins its local run today, Tuesday, 31 March. This immersive visual theatre experience, based on the work of Mem Fox and Judy Horacek, is designed to captivate younger audiences with its vibrant colors and engaging storytelling. Directed by Eva Di Cesare, the production brings the search for the elusive green sheep to life through a series of whimsical scenes and physical theatre. It is a fantastic opportunity for parents and preschoolers to enjoy a high-quality cultural experience in the heart of the city.

Toowoomba Seniors Expo at Clifford Park

The local community is encouraged to head over to the Clifford Park Racecourse today for the annual Toowoomba Seniors Expo. Running from 9:00 am until 12:00 pm, this free event is a vital hub for connection and information. Attendees can engage with various local service providers, including health specialists and community support groups. A highlight of this year’s expo is the presence of SeeWay, an organization dedicated to supporting individuals living with low vision. The expo offers a welcoming environment for seniors and their families to discover new hobbies, volunteer opportunities, and essential services tailored to the region's older residents.

Secrets and Intrigue at Cobb+Co Museum

For those interested in history and mystery, the Secrets: Objects of Intrigue exhibition is now open at the Cobb+Co Museum. This exhibition invites visitors to explore the concept of secrecy through a curated collection of objects that reveal—and sometimes conceal—human identity and history. From spy gadgets and coded messages to hidden compartments in furniture, the display provides a fascinating look at what we keep hidden and why. The museum is open from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, allowing plenty of time to explore this new addition alongside the permanent National Carriage Collection.

Evening Community Meetups and Trivia

The day’s activities continue into the evening with several local gatherings. For those looking to test their knowledge, the weekly Tuesday Trivia at Fitzy’s kicks off at 7:00 pm. It remains a popular local tradition, offering prizes and a social atmosphere for teams of all sizes. Additionally, the Toowoomba Learner Driver Night is being held this evening at Technology Avenue starting at 5:30 pm. This free session is designed to assist learner drivers and their supervisors in navigating the complexities of the licensing process, providing practical tips and safety information for those just starting their journey on the road.