The first floor of Perc Tucker Regional Gallery will be closed from Monday 19 October until Friday 30 October 2026. The first floor will reopen at 6pm on Friday 30 October 2026 for the joint launch of In the Heart of the North Part 3: The Douglas Kagi Gift, Young Indigenous Printmakers and Transitions.
Pinnacles Gallery will be closed from Monday 5 October until Friday 16 October 2026. The gallery will reopen at 9am on Saturday 17 October 2026 and launch Brothers Gruchy at 10am.
Townsville City Council has a number of locations and venues across the city.
For further details and opening hours, visit their pages.
Some of our parks, beaches and community venues are:
Some other helpful pages to learn more about our parks, beaches and community venues are:
We have over 300 parks, playgrounds and open spaces! Visit our Popular Parks & Playgrounds page to search the most popular of them by name, location and facilities.
Some of our sport and leisure facilities are:
Visit our Boating and Fishing page for information about our boat rams.
Our cemeteries:
Our libraries:
Saddle up for Calamity Jane as it brings the Wild West to Townsville Civic Theatre on 9 and 10 October in a bold reimagining of the classic musical, featuring all your favourite songs, including Secret Love and The Black Hills of Dakota.
Get Ready Townsville is back with a new date this year. Join us on Saturday 10 October from 3-6pm at Riverway. It's a free event packed with practical tips to prepare for cyclones, floods, bushfires and more.
To keep Townsville growing, Council is actively involved in the delivery of projects to provide vital infrastructure and exciting development opportunities.
Graffiti Removal Kits are available at no charge to safely and effectively remove graffiti from your property or business.
Are you a local artist or creative with big ideas? Applications for the Regional Arts Development Fund are now open. Grants of up to $10,000 are available to support local arts, culture and heritage projects.