• January - Lots of country visitors are down for the Sales from Boxing Day onwards. The Empire Theatre re-opens mid month with John Butler Book If you need to stay in town book early to avoid disappointment as everyone stays longer than usual due to transfers and back to school in Toowoomba. With summer in full swing, children love the wave pool at Milne Bay Aquatic Centre.

• February – as with all months, offers Sunday markets every week-end. With concerts plus in February visit the Empire Theatre's excellent website. If you watched Australian Idol, they are on tour!
Don't forget the swap meet at the showgrounds. In the last week of February - Shakespeare in the Park is a treat. This time its Romeo and Juliet……..

• March - With Easter being early this year, the Gospel music Festival will have some competition for everyone's attention. Along with the Autumn Home Show and Toowoomba Dressage Inc and Old Machinery Rally it's a big month. People needing to stay for weeks at a time, book early!!

• April - Its the main Toowoomba Show along with The Weetwood Cup and Toowoomba Cup Each of them in the second week of April this year to bring the glamour in to town, a sight we have all become accustomed to. April also has Suzi Quatro in town

• May – enjoy the beginning of the crisp fresh air that is part of Toowoomba's perrential charm, while you take a leisurely drive out to Preston Peak winery and look back at Toowoomba from the spectacular southern ridge or visit the Pioeer Village at Highfields. All wonderful to walk around when the weather is cool.

• June – The busiest month in Toowoomba- if you want to experience a mild, but exhilarating winter, now's the time to do it!! The Toowoomba Art Gallery have a wide variety of exhibitions from paintings, jewellery, textiles photography and mixed media with a constantly changing display to delight visitors.

• July - offers an opportunity to enjoy Christmas in July at any one of Toowoomba’s marvellous restaurants and really feel the winter joy of hot Turkey and plum pudding with all the festive trimmings.

• August - book well ahead if you need to come to town. The Chocolate Shop at Highfields is always a treat and open all week-end and most week days to look after those who appreciate a mountain view with their lunch and the pleasure of hand made chocolates with their coffee.

• September - is flower, flowers, flowers in Toowoomba
Plus Ag-show and sporting events
While the Carnival of Flowers is in the third week of the month, see the gardens the weeks before and the weeks after as the annuals are spectacular for the whole month Spring Bluff Railway station is one of Toowoomba’s special places, the gardens up there are is glorious at this time of year and only a few kilometres out of town.

• October - usually brings our equestrian people to town, for horse shows and sales. Homes Show time again
But nothing can upstage the Year 12 in all their finery on the biggest night of the year for them Formal nights are the highlight of year 12..…
Celebrating the end of all that hard work and the beginning of a new era in their lives.

• November - This is break up month for all the boarding students and parents arrive in their hundreds with trailers to take home the entire years collection of odd socks, unwashed clothes and priceless works of art along with three times the number of items their off-spring arrived at school with. This is also your opportunity to support the Bush Christmas markets which starts in the last week of November and will be held…………...
There is also a trash and treasure at the Showgrounds and Queens Park craft markets are held on the 3rd Sunday and always have extra special handmade gifts at this time of year.

• December - School holidays and families are on the move through Toowoomba - book early for Christmas as family accommodation is harder to get over that week.