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Celebrating our 2 millionth visitor this February!
All ages welcome
This February, we're celebrating a BIG milestone, welcoming our 2 millionth visitor! Since opening in 1987, Queensland Museum Cobb+Co has been at the heart of sharing Queensland’s history and connecting communities.
To mark the occasion, one lucky guest will win an exclusive Toowoomba family staycation, including accommodation, dining, and entertainment—a special thank you for being part of our evolving story.
Now is the perfect time to visit. Wander the newly refurbished National Carriage Collection, experience breathtaking botanical watercolours in Ellis Rowan: Colonialism and Nature Painting, immerse yourself in Science Nature Art and more.
Visit this February for your chance to make history as our 2 millionth visitor, and win!
More information
- Visit the museum during the month of February for your chance to be our 2 millionth visitor.
- Explore exhibitions, take part in a museum program, or enjoy a meal at Cobb’s Coffee Shop.
- Simply provide your postcode on entry to be in the running.
- The 2 millionth visitor will be announced on arrival.
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Ellis Rowan: Colonialism and Nature Painting
Experience the beauty and detail of Ellis Rowan's work through 28 original watercolour paintings depicting plants and flowers, paired with First Nations objects from the Queensland Museum Collection.
National Carriage Collection
Experience Australia's finest collection of horse-drawn vehicles in the National Carriage Collection at Queensland Museum Cobb+Co.