The Beaudesert Historical Museum is one of the largest country town museums in Queensland, with over 10,000 artefacts covering the Scenic Rim region's industrial and lifestyle heritage. From the humble Mother Potts clothes iron, to the large red Dennis fire engine, there is something for everyone.

More than 60,000 Australians died during World War I, and the memorials erected during and after the conflict were an expression of national grief, serving as substitute graves for those buried overseas. The Beaudesert War Memorial is one of the more elaborate monuments in Queensland, with a soldier statue in an unusually relaxed stance.

This bustling community centre features the Crete Street Theatre and is home to the Beenleigh Theatre Group (BTG). BTG produces around five major musicals and plays each year, as well as a one-act play festival in June, and the A-Chord Choir Concert in August. Within easy reach of Beenleigh's town centre it's always a great night out.

Beenleigh Historical Village and Museum (BHV&M) takes you on a journey of years gone by. This collection of our heritage organised as a village is dedicated to preserving the cultural legacy of the old Beenleigh region for current and future generations.

Local war memorials hold a wealth of information that the National War Memorial's records cannot readily show: the impact WWI had on a community through enlistment, and death.

Chung Tian Temple was constructed using traditional Chinese architecture in 1992. Surrounded by nature, the Temple provides a peaceful and culturally beautiful venue for the community to celebrate their multicultural diversity and multi-faith harmony through Humanistic Buddhism.

This collection of 15 large totems creates an outdoor museum honouring significant people in local history. The interpretive bollards light up at night, sitting atop a high grassy mound in the centre of Logan Village. At any time it's an interesting and evocative display worth setting aside time for on your journey.

The Logan Art Gallery is a welcoming, contemporary space showcasing local artists and high profile touring exhibitions from Queensland and interstate galleries. Exhibitions change every six weeks. The gallery hosts workshops for all ages throughout the year, including for youngsters during school holidays. You’ll also find a stunning range of handmade gifts, collectibles, ceramic works, jewellery and toys in the Logan Art Gallery Store.

Set within the grounds of the magnificent Kingston Butter Factory the Logan City Historic Museum is a wonderful journey through the annals of local history.

The Logan Entertainment Centre is the city’s premier’s events venue, hosting touring national and international productions. Enjoy pre-show drinks and meals in the Limelight Bistro and Bar before settling in for world-class shows including concerts, musical theatre, and plays. There's a variety of national and international productions for all groups and interests so be sure to check out what's on when you're in town.