Community consultation on the Mowbray Park Draft Concept Plan is now closed. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback.
Project update Sept 2026 - The project builds on community feedback gathered in 2020-21, which helped shape the original concept plan. Since then, we’ve completed further investigations to refine the concept plan design. We’ve also been able to include additional features, including an upgraded croquet club building and a new community space with a stage for events and performances.”
Council remains committed to supporting youth arts and is supporting Backbone Youth Arts to relocate to Council’s fit-for-purpose performing arts facility at the Jolly Centre, Seven Hills Hub.
Community consultation on the Mowbray Park Draft Concept Plan is now closed. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback.
Project update Sept 2026 - The project builds on community feedback gathered in 2020-21, which helped shape the original concept plan. Since then, we’ve completed further investigations to refine the concept plan design. We’ve also been able to include additional features, including an upgraded croquet club building and a new community space with a stage for events and performances.”
Council remains committed to supporting youth arts and is supporting Backbone Youth Arts to relocate to Council’s fit-for-purpose performing arts facility at the Jolly Centre, Seven Hills Hub.
Mowbray Park Vision - draft concept plan has finished this stage
Consult with the community with the aim to develop a shared vision for Mowbray Park.
Stage 2 - Mid 2021
Mowbray Park Vision - draft concept plan has finished this stage
Release a draft concept plan for Mowbray Park and gather feedback from the community.
Stage 3 - Late 2021
Mowbray Park Vision - draft concept plan is currently at this stage
Release a final concept plan for Mowbray Park.
Mowbray Park is a heritage-listed park in East Brisbane that will be maintained as an iconic destination on the Brisbane River, valued for its historical significance, well-established trees, open green spaces and wildlife, water views and access to the river. The park will be enhanced to provide an accessible and safe environment for visitors offering opportunities for recreation and play with spaces to connect with friends and family.
The Queensland Heritage Register is a list of places that have cultural heritage significance to the people of Queensland and may include sites of public recreation, parks and gardens. Development on Queensland Government listed sites is managed by State legislation.
Brisbane City Council’s heritage listing process aims to identify and protect places of cultural heritage significance in Brisbane. A local heritage place is protected by Council’s legislative framework to control demolition, removal and development in accordance with the City Plan provisions.
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