At a glance
- When
- Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November 2026
- Where
- Beenleigh Historical Village (Beenleigh), Logan Entertainment Centre (Logan Central) and Kingston Butter Factory (Kingston)
- Cost
- Free or gold coin: the Twilight Markets and the Rugby League World Cup Final screening. Tickets from $25 to $85 for the ticketed shows (plus a $5 fee)
- Parking
- Free on site at Logan Entertainment Centre (about 370 spaces); the Kingston Butter Factory car park is closed for the Final screening
- Who it’s for
- Logan families, sport fans and anyone looking for a weekend outing in Beenleigh, Logan Central or Kingston
- What to do now
- Register for the free Final screening when registrations open on Monday 9 November at 9:30am; book the ticketed shows through LoganARTS
- Last checked
- Sunday 8 November 2026, against LoganARTS, MyCity Logan and the Beenleigh Historical Village
- Not yet confirmed
- Parking at Beenleigh Historical Village, and whether the Kingston Butter Factory car park is open for the 2pm talk show
- Help
- Translink 13 12 30; Beenleigh Historical Village (07) 3382 0608
Logan has five dated events on the weekend of Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November 2026: Twilight Markets at Beenleigh Historical Village, a dance show with two sessions at Logan Entertainment Centre, a children’s concert at the same venue, a talk show at Kingston Butter Factory, and a free big-screen showing of the Rugby League World Cup Final there on Sunday evening. Queensland has no daylight saving, so these are Brisbane times.
Every date, time and price below comes from LoganARTS (Logan City Council’s arts team), from the City of Logan’s MyCity Logan news site, or from the Beenleigh Historical Village’s own pages, read on 8 November 2026. Where an organiser has not said something, such as parking at the village, the article says so.
What is on, and when?
| Day | Time | Event | Where | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday 14 November | 11am and 5pm | REMIX ’26, a dance show by Shilleena’s Dance Academy | Logan Entertainment Centre | From $25 (plus $5 fee) |
| Saturday 14 November | 5pm to 8pm | Beenleigh Twilight Markets | Beenleigh Historical Village | Gold coin donation |
| Sunday 15 November | 2pm | The Room with Rebecca Levingston, a talk show | Kingston Butter Factory | $45 (plus $5 fee) |
| Sunday 15 November | 3pm | LESI Multicultural Children’s Concert 2026 | Logan Entertainment Centre | $45 to $85 (plus $5 fee) |
| Sunday 15 November | 6:35pm kick-off (gates 5pm) | Free live broadcast of the Rugby League World Cup Final | Kingston Butter Factory | Free, register |
Prices as of 8 November 2026. The Final is on a big screen outdoors; the other four events are described below.
How much is REMIX ’26 and when are the shows?
Shilleena’s Dance Academy stages REMIX ’26 at Logan Entertainment Centre on Saturday 14 November at 11am and again at 5pm. The venue lists each show as 3 hours 15 minutes, including a 20-minute interval. Doors open at 10:30am and 4:30pm, and the Limelight Café opens at 9am.
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | $48 |
| Concession (pensioner and students) | $43 |
| Child (2 to 13 years) | $38 |
| SDA ticket | $25 |
A $5 transaction fee applies, and the page does not say whether it is per ticket or per order. The show is listed for all ages.
What is the LESI children’s concert?
The LESI Multicultural Children’s Concert is on Sunday 15 November at 3pm at Logan Entertainment Centre, with doors at 2:30pm and a running time of 3 hours. The venue calls it Queensland’s largest children’s music concert, held every two years, with more than 150 young musicians and an original production with over 20 storylines that combines music and film.
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| VIP | $85 |
| A Reserve | $65 |
| B Reserve | $45 |
A $5 transaction fee applies. The page does not give an age limit.
Where do I park at Logan Entertainment Centre?
For both REMIX ’26 and the LESI concert, the venue says it has ample free on-site parking: about 70 spaces at the front, controlled by boom gates, and a further 300 at the rear. It lists 6 accessible spaces at the front and 3 at the back. The train option is Woodridge station, which the venue says is an 800-metre walk of about 10 minutes. For timetables use translink.com.au or 13 12 30.
Two sessions of REMIX ’26 on Saturday and a 3pm concert on Sunday mean car parks could fill when sessions change over. The venue publishes no warning about this, so leave a little margin.
What is The Room with Rebecca Levingston?
The Room is a talk show at Kingston Butter Factory on Sunday 15 November at 2pm, running 90 minutes with no interval. The venue describes it as “Parkinson meets Oprah, with a Queensland twist”, with live interviews. The named guests are Matt Okine, Libby and Georgie Trickett (the pair behind the podcast Sportish) and Chris Cobb. Tickets are $45 each, with a $5 transaction fee on top, and the show is listed for ages 12 and over, with some adult concepts possibly discussed.
This show and the Final screening are in the same precinct on the same day. The Final page says the Kingston Butter Factory car park will be closed for that evening, and the talk show page gives no parking advice, so check which car park to use before you drive to the 2pm show.
Can I watch the Rugby League World Cup Final for free in Logan?
Yes. Kingston Butter Factory shows the Final on a big screen outdoors on Sunday 15 November: precinct open from 4pm, gates at 5pm, kick-off broadcast at 6:35pm, ending at 9:30pm. It is free, but you must register, and registrations open on Monday 9 November at 9:30am. The page warns tickets are limited.
The Kingston Butter Factory car park will be closed that night. Drop-and-go is encouraged, accessible parking is for Disability Parking Permit holders, and the Gould Adams car park opens at 4pm, though another LoganARTS page for the Final says 4:30pm, so check before you go. Food trucks and a bar are on site; you can bring a picnic rug, a standard low-back camping chair and your own food, but not umbrellas, glass, alcohol or deck chairs. We cover this event in more detail in our guide to the free Rugby League World Cup screenings at Kingston Butter Factory.
What are the Beenleigh Twilight Markets?
The Beenleigh Historical Village and Museum holds its Twilight Markets from 5pm to 8pm on Saturday 14 November, with food, crafts, clothing and toys among the heritage buildings. MyCity Logan reports that entry is by gold coin donation and that the funds go to restoration and upkeep. The village is at 205 Main Street, Beenleigh; its phone is (07) 3382 0608.
The village has not published parking details for the markets, so that is not yet confirmed. Beenleigh has a railway station, and the village’s Translink bus stop on Main Street near Church Street was served by routes 4281, 563, 565, 728 and 729 when we checked on 2 November. See our full guide to the Beenleigh Twilight Markets for the stalls, the Christmas at the Village night on 4 December and the markets in the town square on 20 November.
Which events suit which people?
| You want | Try |
|---|---|
| Something free | Beenleigh Twilight Markets (gold coin) or the Final screening (register) |
| A show for young children | LESI Multicultural Children’s Concert; REMIX ’26 (listed for all ages; child tickets are for ages 2 to 13) |
| An adult afternoon out | The Room with Rebecca Levingston (ages 12+) |
| Early Christmas shopping | Beenleigh Twilight Markets |
| Sport with a crowd | The Final at Kingston Butter Factory |
What should I check again before I go?
- The LoganARTS event pages, for ticket availability and any change to times
- Registration for the Final, which opens Monday 9 November at 9:30am
- Parking at Beenleigh Historical Village and at Kingston Butter Factory for the 2pm show
- Translink on 13 12 30, if you plan to take the train or a bus
Featured image: Central Court at the Griffith University Logan campus, photographed in 2019, a general view of Logan (photo: Kgbo / CC BY-SA 4.0, text added).
Sources
- REMIX ’26, LoganARTS (read 8 November 2026)
- LESI Multicultural Children’s Concert 2026, LoganARTS (read 8 November 2026)
- The Room with Rebecca Levingston, LoganARTS (read 8 November 2026)
- Free Live Broadcast – Final: Rugby League World Cup 2026, LoganARTS (read 7 November 2026)
- Logan Entertainment Centre, LoganARTS (read 7 November 2026)
- MyCity Logan, Twilight markets support Beenleigh’s history (1 November 2026)
OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with Logan City Council, LoganARTS, Kingston Butter Factory, Beenleigh Historical Village or Translink. Details can change; check the organisers’ pages before you go.