Mudgeeraba Community Gem Show (2026)

Hosted annually by the Community Lapidary Club Inc., the Mudgeeraba Community Gem Show brings together enthusiasts, collectors, and families for a local celebration of lapidary arts, geology, and craft. This year’s edition will take place on 14 November 2026 at the Mudgeeraba Showgrounds, 115 Mudgeeraba Road, Worongary, QLD.

Confirm all exhibition details with the show organisers before planning your trip. Exhibitions, venues, and dates may be subject to cancellation or alteration. Please check our Terms of Use.

Tickets and Entry

• Adults: $5.00
• Children (Under 12 years): Free

Event Schedule

• Saturday, November 14, 2026: 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM

Features and Exhibits

• Stalls and Dealers: Extensive displays featuring rough lapidary material, cut and polished gemstone cabochons, mineral specimens, and crystals.
• Equipment and Supplies: Specialised vendors offering lapidary machinery, tools of the trade, silver-smithing supplies, and consumables.
• Family and Community: A community-focused atmosphere welcoming seasoned mineralogists, hobbyists, and those beginning their journey into lapidary arts.

Venue and Visitor Information

• Important Rules: No dogs allowed on the grounds, with the exception of registered service dogs, in accordance with local council regulations.
• Contact Organiser: For specific enquiries or event details, please reach out directly to the Community Lapidary Club Inc.

Accessibility

• Wheelchair Accessible Entrance: Flat, grade-level access points suitable for mobility devices.
• Accessible Parking: Designated accessible parking bays available within the showgrounds precinct.
• Accessible Restrooms: On-site accessible toilet facilities.
• For information abour specific accessibility needs, please reach out directly to the Community Lapidary Club Inc.

Public Transport

• Out of town visitors can consult the Translink Journey Planner for public transport options to Mudgeeraba.

Local Attractions

• The Historic Mudgeeraba Village and Heritage Walk: Located just minutes from the showgrounds, taking in local heritage buildings, the historic Mudgeeraba Light Horse Museum, and local cafes.
• Hinze Dam and The Spillway Cafe: Situated nearby in Advancetown, offering sweeping views of the catchment, walking access across the massive wall, and local displays on regional water infrastructure.
• Natural Bridge, Springbrook National Park: If including the hinterland, focusing directly on the iconic geological formation within Springbrook National Park rather than broad park overviews.
• Bonogin Valley: A scenic rural pocket immediately adjacent to Mudgeeraba, known for its quiet valley views and local artisan presence.