Arts and museum trail in Logan

Discover the stories, creativity and culture that help shape Logan. From galleries and museums to cultural landmarks and heritage experiences, this self-guided trail is perfect for visitors looking to connect with the people, places and stories behind one of Australia's most diverse cities.

Stop 1

frontage view of Logan Art Gallery

Logan Art Gallery

Begin your journey at Logan Art Gallery and explore a changing program of exhibitions, workshops and creative showcases celebrating local and contemporary artists.

 

Stop 2

Logan Artists Association

Meet local creatives and discover a thriving community of artists working across painting, pottery, sculpture and mixed media.

 

Stop 3

a vintage car

Logan City Historical Museum

Step back in time and explore the stories of Logan's early settlers, industries and communities through engaging displays and local collections.

 

Stop 4

external view of Kingston Butter Factory

Living Museum of Logan

Discover the diverse cultures and communities that have helped shape Logan's identity through interactive exhibitions and storytelling experiences.

 

Lunch Stop

high tea

Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct

Enjoy lunch while exploring one of Logan's most significant cultural destinations, home to community events, exhibitions and heritage experiences.

 

Stop 5

Three ladies walking our of a temple

Chung Tian Temple

Explore tranquil gardens, traditional architecture and cultural experiences at one of Logan's most iconic landmarks. Consider joining a tea meditation or enjoying lunch at the vegetarian café.

 

Stop 6

visitors exploring the museum

Beenleigh Historical Village and Museum

Wander through preserved buildings, historical displays and outdoor exhibits showcasing early Queensland life.

 

Optional Additions

  • Logan Village Museum
  • Mayes Cottage
  • Yugambeh Museum

 

Finish Your Day

people grabbing slices of pizzas

Wrap up your arts and culture adventure with dinner at Distillery Road Market or an evening performance at Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct.