Sports and Leisure

The installation of the LED screen in the Beenleigh Town Square is part of a broader place-based activation program in the square and part of a holistic approach to placemaking for the activity centre.

Part of the strategy includes screen activations such as movie nights, short-term place-based activations, and longer-term, community-grounded placemaking initiatives.

The Yarrabilba community hub is a new community centre that will be delivered by project partners the Queensland Government, Logan City Council, Brisbane Catholic Education and Lendlease. This partnership combines resources and investment to provide one integrated facility. It is planned to open in 2022.

Council is proposing to return the historic Kingston Butter Factory (KBF) building to the community and to reimagine it as a cultural heritage and performing arts hub.

This survey closed on 24 November 2019.

The Logan community is invited to provide input regarding Logan City Council’s lease with the Loganholme Aeromodellers Radio Control Society Inc (LARCS).

This consultation has closed 11.45pm Sunday 10 November 2019.

This consultation has concluded.

The City of Logan is committed to providing opportunities for physical activity and active living for all. By asking you about your physical activity experiences, interests and opinions, Council will be able to see what facilities and programs need to be provided to meet your needs.