Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct

The renovated Kingston Butter Factory is now a premier event space in southeast Queensland featuring an outdoor stage, theatre and much more.

Kingston Butter Factory (KBF) Cultural Precinct is a place where big ideas come to life and people come together in ways that entertain and inspire.

Logan City Council has transformed the city's historic butter factory site into Logan's landmark cultural precinct offering a year-round program of art, culture and entertainment in the heart of Logan.

With major festivals, concerts and live performances, it's a place where our city's rich cultural heritage and diversity is celebrated.

Importantly, it offers a home for our exceptional artists. A place to showcase Logan's incredible talent.

Invite your family and friends to discover What's On at our Butterbox Theatre and Outdoor Stage.

Take a tour of the Living Museum of Logan to experience Logan's contemporary social history.

Learn about Logan's pioneering past at the Logan City Historical Museum.

The Living Museum of Logan is open 10 am to 4 pm Tuesday to Saturday, and when events and performances are held at the Kingston Butter Factory.

KBF welcomes all abilities. Before you visit, read all about the venue's access and inclusion features here.

While you're visiting the precinct, stop by Devon Pixies, in the newly restored workers cottage, and make your selection from the daily menu, or plan ahead and book in for a high tea.

There's a host of free community events including the regular Milky Way Markets and Butter Factory Breakfast Markets. Scroll down to discover more.