From Pottery Masterclasses to Wellness Workshops: What's On This Monday

Community, Creativity, and Wellness to Start the Week

Monday, 2 February 2026, brings a diverse range of local activities to the Sunshine Coast, perfect for those looking to learn a new skill, focus on their well-being, or enjoy a quiet morning with the family. From the pottery wheels of Buderim to the quiet halls of our regional libraries, there is plenty to explore across the coast today.

Creative Workshops and Educational Sessions

For those looking to expand their artistic horizons, the Sunshine Coast Art Group in Buderim is hosting a specialized session this evening. Beginning at 6:00 PM, the 'Introduction to Making Glazes' course kicks off its ten-week program. Led by experienced ceramicist Marc Sauvage, this hands-on workshop at the SCArt Pottery Studio is designed for those wanting to understand the chemistry behind their crafts and create unique finishes for their ceramic pieces.

Earlier in the day, the Sunshine Coast Libraries network launches its informative workshop series, 'Real Food: Return to Natural Nutrition.' This session focuses on practical ways to integrate whole foods into a modern lifestyle and is the first in a series running throughout February. For parents and caregivers, the Maroochydore Library will hold its popular Rhymetime session from 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM, providing an interactive environment for babies and toddlers to develop early literacy skills through song and play.

Health and Wellness in Noosa

The northern end of the coast is a hub for wellness today with several community-led yoga sessions scheduled across the Noosa Shire. Notable sessions include:

• Core Balance Yoga: Held at the Cooroy Memorial Hall on Maple Street, this session starts at 9:30 AM and is open to all fitness levels looking for a gentle start to their week.
• Kids Yoga: A dedicated session for children aged 5-11 is taking place at 37 Gibson Road, Noosaville, focusing on fun poses and guided relaxation.
• Teen Yoga: A free flow session for young people aged 13-19 will be held at the Noosa Aquatic Centre in Sunshine Beach, designed to support mental well-being and physical flexibility during the school term.

Cinema Highlights

If you prefer a relaxing afternoon at the movies, local cinemas have refreshed their schedules with several new releases. The Nambour Majestic Cinema is screening the highly anticipated drama 'Hamnet' at 9:45 AM and 2:30 PM, alongside the thriller 'Mercy' which has sessions throughout the day. Meanwhile, at Event Cinemas Maroochydore Sunshine Plaza, major titles including 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' and the family-friendly 'Zootopia 2' are showing, with afternoon sessions starting from 12:45 PM.

Please note that major regional galleries, including the Noosa Regional Gallery and Caloundra Regional Gallery, are typically closed on Mondays for exhibition maintenance and changeovers.