Our key venues for arts and culture offer year-round cultural experiences.
Logan’s pioneering history.
The Logan City Historical Museum was established more than 30 years ago with a charter to preserve Logan’s past for the future.
Located in the purpose-built Heritage Centre, the museum’s exhibits tell the story of the region’s European settlement and development of the City of Logan from 1826 to the present day.
A rich history
Ongoing displays deliver a timeline of the founding of the Kingston Butter Factory and provide a glimpse into the history of Logan. Themes include farming, mining, timber, small industry, railway, schools and involvement in both world wars.
The museum is owned and operated by the Logan City Historical Museum Society Inc. The society preserves items of historical significance to educate the public on the history of Logan since the early 1800s. These items reveal some of the influences that have created the community of Logan today.
Logan City Historical Museum Society Inc
0426 147 446
logancitymuseum@outlook.com
Tuesday to Saturday 10am - 3pm
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Open Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 3pm.
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Located at 270 Jacaranda Avenue, Kingston, the Kingston Butter Factory Precinct is in the heart of Logan and easily accessible by pedestrians, public transport or vehicle when planning your visit to the area.
By road
By road the precinct is conveniently located between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, just 5 minutes off either the South East Freeway or the Logan Motorway.
Free onsite parking is available for your convenience. The car park holds 82 cars with overflow areas for large events and has a dedicated area for bus parking. Please consider other transport options when attending large events.
Train
By rail you can access the precinct via Beenleigh or Ferny Grove lines. Disembark at the Kingston Train Station then take a 200m stroll from the station to the venue.
Bus
By bus, TransLink bus routes stop within a short walk of the precinct. The three closest bus stops are Kingston Station (4 min. walk), Kingston Road at Gould Adams Park (9 min. walk) and Clare Road near Kingston Road (12 min. walk).
Active transport
The precinct is easily accessible by bicycle, with a local cycleway network connecting KBF to key activity centres in the City of Logan.
The onsite café Devon Pixies is open Tuesday to Friday 8.30am to 4pm; Saturday 7am to 3pm; Sunday 11am to 3pm. (Only Group bookings by appointment).
For catered events we have a professional catering team serving up delicious menu options.
Catering is also available for our hire spaces. Looking to host at event? Check out our spaces for hire.
KBF provides access for people of all abilities.
Accessible parking is available in designated spaces. Please ensure your pass is clearly displayed when parking in these spaces.
Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct has state-of-the-art PWD bathroom facilities.
The Precinct is also accessible via:
– Ramp access to the Stage and Cottage buildings
– PWD Bathrooms within the internal building & the external precinct grounds
– Changing spaces accessible bathroom
– Baby change table facilities
