Secret Garden

Join us for a laid-back Sunday afternoon of live music in the beautiful bushland.

Secret Garden is a bimonthly event featuring local musicians, performing amongst the grandeur of gumtrees. It's like a big community picnic - family friendly, super relaxed and a lovely way to wind down at the end of the weekend.

To celebrate the summer and kick off 2026:

Sunday 11th January

Amaiya Faye

Amaiya has been gigging since the age of 14 and uses music as a way to express emotion, connect with people, and share meaningful moments.

Her sound blends chill, laid-back acoustic covers with heartfelt originals, creating an easy, warm atmosphere that suits any crowd. Amaiya also brings upbeat acoustic covers with a modern vibe and an acoustic indie-pop style, giving her sets a fresh but relaxed feel. She performs a balanced mix of originals and covers, tailoring her music to the energy of the audience.

SOLUA

SOLUA is the essence of the sun (sol) and the moon (lua) gliding with ease to the flow of life, coming together as one.

SOLUA has been making waves over the past 6 years while calling the beautiful Sunshine Coast home. An uplifting world music duo that merges styles of Afro-Brazilian and Caribbean Zouk, creating their own tropical blends across genres of jazz, funk, soul, classical, bossa nova, hip-hop and reggae. Their feel good loving vibe, filled with exotic Latino flavours is like a warm hug - soothing and softening to open up audiences with their conscious lyrics, leading to an upbeat carnival that ignites the dance floor into a party of worldly vibes and dancing rhythms.

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Tickets strictly limited due to Botanic Garden carpark capacity.

• $15 per adult
• $5 children and young people
• Free <5yrs

Gather your favourite friends, pack a picnic and enjoy live music in the Sunshine Coast's very own Botanic Garden. BYO chairs or rug, leaving only footprints and taking only memories (no rubbish bins provided).

See you there!

Image 1: Amaiya Faye & SOLUA (supplied by the artists)

Image 2: Troubadour Wagons audience, by Barry John Alsop, Eyes Wide Open Images