STEM Innovations and Creative Talent: Your Guide to Tuesday on the Sunshine Coast

Discover What’s On: Tuesday, 10 March 2026

Welcome to your Tuesday update from sunshinecoast.news. Today, the Sunshine Coast offers a diverse itinerary featuring educational innovation, local business networking, and a high-caliber art scene. Whether you are looking to inspire the next generation or explore local creative talent, the region provides several verified events to fill your calendar.

Empowering Future Leaders: BiG Day In at Venue 114

For students and educators, the most significant event today is the BiG Day In Sunshine Coast, held at the modern Venue 114 in Bokarina. This popular careers fair is a cornerstone for local youth in years 9 through 12, acting as a bridge between the classroom and the tech industry. Throughout the day, attendees will have the unique opportunity to meet with industry leaders and learn about the varied pathways available in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) careers. From software development to aerospace technology, this event provides practical insight into the careers of tomorrow, right in the heart of our coastal community.

Morning Networking: Maleny Breakfast Event

Early risers in the hinterland can start their day with a dose of professional motivation. The 10 March Breakfast Event with Kate Langford is taking place this morning in Maleny from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM. Kate Langford, a well-known career coaching expert, hosts these sessions to help local professionals and business owners connect in a supportive, relaxed environment. It is an ideal setting for those looking to build their local network and share ideas over a morning coffee while discussing career growth and community development.

Regional Arts: Digital Pioneers and Young Stars

The Sunshine Coast’s visual arts scene is particularly vibrant today, with two major public exhibitions open for visitors:

• The Brothers Gruchy at Caloundra Regional Gallery: This exhibition showcases nine significant artworks by acclaimed digital artists Tim and Mic Gruchy. The display explores the fascinating intersection of technological innovation, artificial intelligence, and human perception. It is a must-visit for anyone interested in how digital tools are reshaping our understanding of memory and the environment.
• 40 Under 40 at Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre: In the hinterland, the Cooroy Butter Factory is hosting the "40 Under 40 Project." This exhibition spotlights forty of the most innovative artists under the age of forty currently working on the Sunshine Coast. Featuring a wide range of media and styles, it provides a comprehensive look at the rising talent within our local art community and the diverse stories they have to tell.

Whether you are exploring the future of technology in Bokarina or enjoying a quiet moment at a local gallery, the Sunshine Coast continues to be a hub for community connection and creative expression this Tuesday.