Sandy’s Vintage and More Shop is just that…vintage and classic clothes (including fabulous Rockabilly dresses, Tartan skirts, evening frocks etc, etc), eclectic collectable items. Sandy is a fount of knowledge on all things vintage, classic and collectable. This is a shop where everything is looked after and loved. Come in and soak up the atmosphere.
Killarney Bonfire is Killarney’s official Jumpers and Jazz event. It is held in the first week of Jumpers and Jazz in July.
The event is a fund raiser for the Killarney Show and Rodeo Society and for Killarney Memorial Aged Care.
Come along and sit by the bonfire to enjoy the fire drum exhibition, fireworks display and country music.
For further information on this event, please see the Killarney Bonfire Night Facebook Page.
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The Condamine river runs between “The Head” (bordered by Wilsons Peak and Mt Superbus) and the town of Killarney, located in the southeast edge of the darling Downs in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range south-east Queensland. The Gorge is a place of great natural beauty into which is woven a rich cultural heritage, beginning with the original peoples and the Europeans who followed in their tracks and footsteps. It is also considered a place of great geological, ecological and historical archaeological interest.
The Condamine River as Cultural Heritage Landscape
Despite not being listed on any heritage register, be it state, local or federal, the Great Dividing Range is considered a place with very special values. It is an historic area within a rugged landscape, with natural forms, buildings, sites and archaeological remains dating back to before European settlement, and the early pioneering settler times in the region. It is a living heritage site with continuing use of buildings, open spaces and transport routs, and natural beauty which also contributes to its historic value.
The Killarney and District Historical Society is located in the old Commercial Bank building at 11 Willow Street.
Here you will find records of the early settlers, loggers, agricultural and family histories, records of early meetings of the various associations, and artefacts, books, photographs. More recent historical events such as the storm that almost destroyed the town in 1968 are also documented here.
Opening Hours
10am to 2pm Saturday and Sunday.
Admission Adults $5 and children free.
The Killarney and District Historical Society is run by volunteers who may, by appointment, open the centre at other times with notice.
