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Hello Everyone,
I frequently see questions about what to do around the coast, in here I will attempt to keep a running list of ideas. Some things are in multiple areas e.g. Fresh food markets/live music so I haven't listed every individual item, if you see something that that interests you try googling to see if there's one in your area!
Starting from North GC then moving south you have:
Pimpama/Ormeau(ish):

• Game Over (Indoor rockclimbing, go karting, and lasertag).
  
• Xtreme Karting (Go karting).
  
• Slideways- Go Karting World (even more Go Karting).
  
• V8 Buggy and WRX Turbo Rally Experience at Off Road Rush.
  
• V8 Supercar Official Driving Experience at Drive Ride Race.
  
• Get a 'famous' Yatala Pie.
  
• Drive-in movies at Yatala Drive-in (Take your own food/drink/blankets, hell even bring your pet if it isn't too barky).
  
• The Flying Pie Man at Jacobs Well is the best bakery north of the Tweed.
  
• Catch and release fishing/animal stay at Ecopark.
  
• Try your hand at Clay Target Shooting at the Gold Coast Clay Target Club.
  
• Indoor skatepark GC Compound.
  
• Tiger Moth Joy Flight.
  
• Get an icecream at the Strawberry Farm.
  
• Spaceflight Academy (It's a Space Camp -ages 10+, also has simulator rides).
  

Helensvale:

• Dinner and show at the Outback Spectacular.
  
• Organise some mates and go on brewery tour with Hop On Brewery Tours, they pick up/drop off at many places along the coast so check the website to see where the bus travels.
  
• The themeparks: Movie World, Dreamworld, and Wet'n'Wild.
  
• Wet'n'Wild Buggy Driving Track - Ticket to Wet'n'Wild not required.
  
• Smack some balls at Topgolf.
  
• Check out NightQuarter night markets for food and live events.
  

Mt. Tamborine:

• Visit the Tamborine Mountain Distillery, if you're lucky there will be a lady there that does a $5 tasting session, last time I was there we did about 8-10 (half-shots) of samples each. Na Zdorovie!
  
• Tandem Hang Gliding with South East Queensland Hang Gliding
  
• Tree Top Challenge high ropes course through the trees is an awesome experience and worth every penny.
  
• Take a scenic walk through the rainforest canopy (Yes, canopy!) at Tamborine Mountain Rainforest Skywalk.
  
• Gem Fossicking or horse riding at Thunderbird Park.
  
• Glow Worm Caves.
  
• Check out the Cuckoo Clock Nest store and see some German Cuckoos.
  
• Sample some fudge at Fudge Heaven.
  
• Visit one of the many winery's/brewery's and eat some cheese platters with a view.
  

Nerang(ish):

• Have dinner at The German Club (I highly reccomend getting a pork knuckle on a friday/saturday night and washing it down with a tall glass of unfiltered honey wheat beer).
  
• See a movie at Nerang Cineplex -admission tickets very well priced!
  
• Go indoor go karting at Slideways Go Karting. The track was recently refurbished and now has a three storey layout and neon lights- track video.
  
• Hit some Mountain Bike Trails through Nerang.
  
• Hit a bucket of balls or play a round of golf at Carrara Gardens Day and Night Golf Course.
  
• Learn to be a stuntman, just like in thoe movies! Take a stunt course at Stunt Park.
  
• See some live AFL matches at Metricon Stadium.
  
• Take a pottery class at the Gold Coast Potters Association.
  
• Brew your own beer at the Laughing Lizard Brewing Company.
  
• Cable ski/wake boarding at Gold Coast Wake Park.
  
• Live Horse Racing at the Gold Coast Turf Club.
  
• Play some Indoor Paintball at Gold Coast Indoor Paintball.
  

Inland from Robina/Nerang area:

• Get a feed at Tallai Country Club.
  
• Visit the beautiful lookout at Natural Bridge, Springbrook National Park.
  
• Go for a fish/BBQ/Picnic at Freshwater Hinze Dam. *Note: Swimming not allowed.
  

Robina:

• Learn some flips at BOUNCEinc Indoor trampoline park.
  
• AMF Bowling and Laser Tag.
  
• See a movie on the BIG big screen VMAX at Event Cinemas.
  
• Bond University hosts a boardgame club on Saturdays (gold coin donation), sign up for the club meetup here.
  
• Side note: Varsity Station is the furthest south the train goes. If your planning on training it to Surfers Paradise you'll want to get off at Nerang Station and then get a bus. Use Journey Planner to plot your public transport methods and make sure to buy a go card in advance at a 7-Eleven.
  
• Funny enough Little Viet Rolls in the Robina Town Centre food court does a cracking good Bánh mì (Vietnamese Pork Roll- SUHHH GOOD).
  
• Get some learning on then play some paintball at the Mudgeeraba War Museum.
  
• See some live sport at CBUS Super Stadium.
  

Burleigh:

• Hire a push bike and go for a cruise.
  
• Paramount Adventures Indoor rock climbing centre is very well done!
  
• Visit some of our fledgling craft beer brewerys such as Burleigh Brewing, Black Hops, or Aardvark & Arrow.
  
• Hire some snorkelling gear and explore around the rocks.
  
• Walk up to the top of Burleigh Headland (and definitely don't climb onto the overhanging rock for a sweet view or selfie -if you're into that sorta thing).
  
• Justin park at Burleigh occasionally has drum circles on Sunday nights, go kick a hacky sack around and make friends :)
  
• Fresh food market at Burleigh State School on saturday mornings.
  
• Bare foot bowls.
  
• Get a fish-taco at Wahoo's.
  
• Get some fish and chips then watch the sunset/people surfing.
  
• Check out David Fleay Wildlife Park.
  
• Bounce on some tramps and do some flips at Air Factory Trampoline Park, bring a group of friends and play some bubble soccer.
  
• Get a coffee or food at the very hip Paddock Bakery.
  

Miami/Mermaid/Broadbeach:

• Doodlebugs children's indoor play centre for the wee kiddos.
  
• Eat food and hear live music at the Miami Marketta night market.
  
• I highly recommend getting your ear vacuum cleaned at the the Gold Coast Ear Cleaning Clinic, but that's not exactly a tourist activity.
  
• Play some Minigolf at Putt Putt Mermaid Beach.
  
• Shoot some pool at Snooker World.
  
• "Ride the G".
  
• Visit one of Annastacia Palaszczuks' beloved casinos, The Star Casino.
  
• Dinner and bawdy Cabaret at Dracula's (get a fishbowl cocktail to "Share").
  
• See a performance/show/movie at The Arts Centre.
  
• Beachside Art and Craft Markets.
  
• Live music at the Miami Shark Bar (it's the building literally on top of the Miami Tavern.)
  
• Indoor Axe throwing at Lumber Punks.
  
• Get a fresh pint at Lost Palms Brewing Co.
  

LabradoSouthport:

• Try a completely free-roaming, untethered VR gaming experience at Zero Latency GC.
  
• The world's first Hologram based Arcade! Holoverse.
  
• Check out the Pelican Feeding at Charris Seafood.
  
• Ride a waterpowered jetpack or flyboard at Jetpack & Flyboard Adventures.
  
• Seaworld.
  
• Rent a scooter and drive around the spit like a loose cannon.
  
• Get some amazing ramen at Danbo Ramen in Southport or Muso Ramen in Mermaid.
  
• Walk to the end of the Jetty at The Spit and eat a sanga, watch the waves and many men of Asian descent catching fish.
  
• Take a break from all these exciting things listed here and relax in a sensory deprevation tank at float.life.
  
• Get some friends together and take on a real life point-and-click adventure! Escape Hunt has many scenarios and difficulty puzzles to choose from (I'd recommend starting at easy, they are a bit difficult).
  
• Go on a Jet Ski Safari!.
  
• Try parasailing at Gold Coast Watersports.
  
• Go for an extreme jet boat ride with Paradise Jet Boating.
  
• Whale watching (google around for operators, seems to be a few).
  
• Hire out a BBQ Boat/Party Pontoon/House Boat, there are many operators all along the coast so google this one.
  
• Test your aim at Southport Indoor Pistol Club.
  

Surfers Paradise:

• Hot Air ballooning (There seems to be many operators so google-fu this one).
  
• Surfers Beachfront Night Markets -Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday nights.
  
• Get proper wasted and throw up in the beery (Beer Garden).
  
• 7D cinema.
  
• Take a tour of the Gold Coast on an amphibious bus, the Aquaduck.
  
• Silly selfies and inappropriate snapchats at the Wax Museum.
  
• Learn about some oddities at Ripley's Believe it or Not!
  
• Smoke some Sheesha at Arabesque Bazaar Cafe and Hookah bar.
  
• The tasting paddle deal at House of Brews is good value.
  
• Play arcade games and maybe win some trinkets at Timezone.
  
• Catch Pokémon at the Broadwater Parklands.
  
• Play on or race around the 'Wipeout style' AquaSplash Inflatable Waterpark at the broadwater.
  
• There's a pretty cool vintage revival clothes shop across the road from Waxy's Irish Pub, upstairs above the Hakataya Ramen called Arkive Vintage.
  
• Play some virtual golf at Slice.
  
• Take a cooking class.
  
• Perform your famous rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody at Tune-up bar and Karaoke (it's above the Off ya tree on Cav Ave) or hire a private karaoke booth at G-Clef.
  
• Play Mini Golf at King Tutt's Putt Putt.
  
• Take on the Sling Shot or Vomatron at Adrenalin Park.
  
• Dinner with a show- Get some Teppanyaki at one of the many Japanese restaurants arount the coast (google this one, there's a few about).
  
• Indoor skydiving at iFly.
  
• All aboard! Take a river cruise with Surfers Paradise River Cruises; eat some food and drink champers you classy socialite.
  
• Go Ice skating at Iceland.
  
• Climb the top of the Q1 with Skypoint Climb or visit the observation deck for a view of the coast.
  
• Go on a laser-fuelled journey of self exploration at Infinity.
  
• Don a pinstripe suit or flapper dress and get some Old Time Photos.
  
• Indoor Shooting at Australian Shooting Academy.
  
• Drinking + Bowling at Strike Bowling Bar, also inside is an F1 racing simulator.
  
• Have a cuppa at a Crazy Cat Cafe.
  
• VR Gaming Arcade Xscape Reality.
  

Currumbin:

• Sticky Buns bakery at Tugun does a better pie than the "famous" Coolangatta pie shop.
  
• Have a beer at Balter Brewing.
  
• A must-stop meet up place for coffee/art is Dust Temple.
  
• Hire a Stand Up Paddleboard (colloquially known as a "Sup") or Kayak for 15 bucks/hour at Currumbin Boatshed or Gold Coast Sup and cruise up and down Currumbin Creek.
  
• Take some surfing lessons/hire a surfboard. Many operators so google this one, often they are already at beach carparks and you can just walk up.
  
• Fishing.
  
• See how ridiculouly far out you can walk out at Rainbow Bay.
  
• Visit the Paradise Point Parklands for a BBQ.
  
• Rent a longboard and cruise around the footpaths of Kirra.
  
• Get a Chicken Parmi from a surfclub. Katastrophe87 recommends Rainbow Bay Surf Life Saving Club.
  
• Live music at The Cooly Hotel, or visit The Hotel Komune for a baclub with a swimming pool.
  
• Go for a swim in the always icy cool Currumbin Rock Pools.
  
• Check out the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. -Note: you won't need to pay admission if you just want to see the rosella area and have a picnic there :)
  
• Learn about the history of Surfing at Surf World Beach and Culture Museum.
  
• Honey based tourism? That's right! Check out Superbee Honeyworld.
  
• Climb to the top of Elephant Rock down at the beach.
  
• Skydive onto the beach! -Gold Coast Skydive.
  
• Helicopter tour.
  

Further South:
(Note: This is techincally venturing away from "The GC", but if your near currumbin then these might also be within range)

• Brew your own beer at a Microbrewery- The Pickled Pig.
  
• Rollerskating at Epic Roller Rink.
  
• Tropical Fruit World.
  

Special thanks to Veritasfides, Katastrophe87, Nebo64, Sipc, shadesofgray029, and verifiedpain for their suggestions!
Updated 05-10-2019
To do: (Ignore this, or don't. Meh)
-Reboundland
-Fun360
-Bounce inc moved, airfactory gone
-elvis museum
-alpaca farm
-herb cottage
-gold coast clay target club
-Order it so it's actually geographically correct north to south. Duh.

CONTENT COURTESY OF COLUMBIA CVB
 
ON STAGE

• The University of Missouri Concert Series presents “The Odd Squad Live” at 7 p.m. Friday at Missouri Theatre, 203 S. Ninth St. The production is based on the PBS children’s show “Odd Squad” and encourages kids to use their STEM skills to help solve a mystery. $25 to $35. concertseries.org.

• Talking Horse Theatre, 210 St. James St., hosts the Sinatra Supper Club at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. In an event rescheduled from Jan. 14, Talking Horse principal Ed Hanson will perform tunes out of the Great American Songbook, while listeners enjoy a three-course dinner from Bleu Events Catering. $75; visit talkinghorseproductions.org or call 573-268-1381 for reservations.

 
SPECIAL EVENTS

• Chinese New Year Celebration Friday 7 PM at Battle High School. A Showcase of Columbia Public School Students. Please join us for an evening of Chinese culture as our students sing, dance, and celebrate the Spring Festival.

• Columbia Winter Farmers Market Saturday 9 AM -12 PM at Parkade Center. CFM has grown to become one of the premier year-round locations for locally grown and produce; offering a fun-filled afternoon with fresh vegetables & fruit, meat, farm fresh eggs, cheeses, honey, cut flowers, plants, artisan items & more. As a produceronly market, everything sold here is offered by the farmers and artisans who help sustain our region. SNAP (food stamps) accepted at all markets.

• ROC 7K Saturday 9 AM at Rhett’s Run. Start off the New Year with a challenge at the ROC 7K Trail Run! Join us at Cosmo Park’s Rhett’s Run for this 7K (4.3 mile) trail run where runners will take in the scenic twists and turns along this well-maintained single track course. The race starts and finishes at Antimi Shelter where the bonfire will keep you warm before and after the race. Lucky’s Market will provide a healthy, warm breakfast after the race. All participants will receive a long-sleeved performance fabric ROC 7K shirt (please register prior to January 7 to be guaranteed your preferred shirt size). The race is chip timed and unique awards are given to the overall top male and female finishers as well as the top 3 males and females in each age group (19 and under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60 and over).

• 21st Annual Teen Masters Saturday-Sunday at AMF Town & Country Lanes. The 21st Annual Teen Masters Championships promise to be the best ever; and a qualifying round for the national finals will be held in Columbia. Youth bowlers can test their skills in the only youth tournament where a level playing field is guaranteed. All contestants in two divisions, Varsity for high school competitors and Junior Varsity for those born after December 31, 2002, are limited to the use of one polyester ball during competition. Participants will bowl 6 games on Saturday and 6 games on Sunday with 12-game totals determining invitations to the Championships.

• Chinese New Year Dinner Saturday 6 PM at the University Club of MU, Columns Ballroom. Enjoy a splendid feast of delicious Chinese food and a program of music and dance. Tickets are $27 per person and available from the University Club. Please call to make reservations.

• Winter Garden Forum Sunday 1:30 PM at Daniel Boone Regional Library. Winter Garden Forum presented by the Columbia Public Library and the Discovery Garden Club, January 29, 2017 1:30 – 3:30 at the Columbia Public Library Friends room, free to the public, door prizes and refreshments. Two speakers; Tim Moloney “Principles of Landscape Design” and Jeff Oberhaus “Something Different for the Garden.”

 
GALLERY
 

• The George Caleb Bingham Gallery, located in the Fine Arts Building at the University of Missouri, presents The Graduates, a master of fine arts exhibition, Monday through Jan. 27. art.missouri.edu.

• Sager Braudis Gallery, 1025 E. Walnut St., present its Winter Exhibit through Jan. 28. Exhibiting artists are Cathy Brosky, Sandra Eterovic, Bryan Haynes, Joel Sager and Mike Sleadd.

• The State Historical Society of Missouri, located on Lowry Mall at the University of Missouri, presents From Daniel Boone to Black Elk: Native and Colonial Experiences in Contested “Middle Grounds” through Feb. 21. The exhibit various artworks that explore Boone’s life as well as the ways in which American Indians and white America interacted.

• The University of Missouri Museum of Art and Archaeology takes on a family feel with its new exhibit Picturing Black American Families. Documentary photography brings multiple generations of black families into view and tells their stories. On display through Feb. 26 at Mizzou North, 115 Business Loop 70 W.

• Orr Street Studios, 106 Orr St., presents the work of painter Josh Crow through Feb. 26. orrstreetstudios.com.

• Columbia Art League, 207 S. Ninth St., presents Quintessence through March 10. Artists were asked to consider elemental realities such as earth, air, fire, water and void and how they interact with one another. columbiaartleague.org.

 
SPORTS
 

• Mizzou Swimming Tiger Invite FRI-SAT Mizzou Aquatic Center.

• Stephens College Dance & Cheer Challenge SAT 12 PM at Stephens College.

• Mizzou Men’s Basketball vs. South Carolina SAT 7:30 Mizzou Arena.

 
LIVE MUSIC
 
Friday

• Cody Johnson, Randall King, Shotgun Creek 9 p.m. at The Blue Note; sold out.

• Half Moon, Enemy Airship, Karma Vision, Arc Flash 7 p.m. at Café Berlin.

• Boone Howlers 5 p.m. at Rose Music Hall; free.

• The Flood Brothers, Molly Gene One Whoaman Band 9:30 p.m. at Rose Music Hall; $5.

• Artie’s Univibe 6:30 p.m. at Jazz, A Louisiana Kitchen.

• Deadwood 8 p.m. at Rocheport General Store.

• The Onetwentyones 9 p.m. at Midway Lounge; $3.

Saturday

• Dr. Zhivegas 8:30 p.m. at The Blue Note; $10.

• Jenny Teator and the Fevers, Mangosteen, Two Cities One World 9 p.m. at Rose Music Hall; $5.

• Norm Jolly 6:30 p.m. at Jazz, A Louisiana Kitchen.

• Luke Blu and the Pla-Mors 8 p.m. at Rocheport General Store.
  
• The Onetwentyones 9 p.m. at Midway Lounge; $3.
  

• DeepWater 7:30 p.m. at American Legion Hall; $8.

• Tom Andes Trio 9 p.m. at Murry’s.

 
MOVIE GUIDE
20TH CENTURY WOMEN - A superb Annette Bening stars in this funny, moving and complex celebration of family. Set in Santa Barbara during 1979, the film follows Dorothea (Bening), a determined single mother who also serves as landlord of a boardinghouse. Dorothea decides the greatest way to parent her adolescent son Jamie is to enlist those who live around him, including his sharp-witted neighbofriend (Elle Fanning) and one of her tenants, a punk photographer. 20th Century Women is the latest film from writer-director Mike Mills, whose Beginners was a response to his relationship with his father; this companion film draws inspiration from his extraordinary mother.
THE BYE BYE MAN - Three Wisconsin college students encounter a monster known as the "Bye Bye Man" (Doug Jones), who terrorizes and kills his victims by manipulating them with hallucinations. The trio learn that the only way to defeat him is to drive him out of their thoughts entirely.
A DOG’S PURPOSE - Lasse Hallström (The Hundred-Foot Journey) directed this adaptation of the best-selling novel of the same name by W. Bruce Cameron, which follows a dog (voiced by Josh Gad) as he is reincarnated as different breeds belonging to various owners. Over the course of multiple lifetimes, the canine's existence intersects with that of a young boy who rescued him in 1962.
FENCES - Denzel Washington directed and stars in this adaptation of August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, which centers on a black garbage collector named Troy Maxson in 1950s Pittsburgh. Bitter that baseball's color barrier was only broken after his own heyday in the Negro Leagues, Maxson is prone to taking out his frustrations on his loved ones.
THE FOUNDER - Written by Robert Siegel, THE FOUNDER is a drama that tells the true story of how Ray Kroc, a salesman from Illinois, met Mac and Dick McDonald, who were running a burger operation in 1950s Southern California.
GOLD - An American businessman named Kenny Wells (Matthew McConaughey), who has driven his family's mining company into the ground, tries to reverse his fortunes by prospecting for gold in the jungles of Indonesia. With the help of an experienced geologist (Edgar Ramirez), Wells actually manages to unearth a massive gold deposit, but he is soon forced to protect his find from ruthless Wall Street traders.
HIDDEN FIGURES - HIDDEN FIGURES is the incredible untold story of Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson -brilliant African-American women working at NASA, who served as the brains behind one of the greatest operations in history.
LA LA LAND - Yes! Ragtag is getting La La Land! Opens on Christmas Eve. A jazz pianist falls for an aspiring actress in Los Angeles.
LION - A five-year-old Indian boy gets lost on the streets of Calcutta, thousands of kilometers from home. He survives many challenges before being adopted by a couple in Australia; 25 years later, he sets out to find his lost family.
LIVE BY NIGHT - Joe Coughlin (Ben Affleck), the son of a Boston police lieutenant, moves to Florida during the Prohibition era to become a bootlegger. As his operation grows, Coughlin faces off against local gangsters, Klansmen, and religious evangelicals while he fights for control of Tampa's criminal underworld.
MANCHESTER BY THE SEA - Celebrated playwright Kenneth Lonergan returns to filmmaking with this magnificent, ambitious study of Irish Catholic, working-class New Englanders dealing with a sudden loss. Delivering the best performance of his career, Casey Affleck stars as Lee, a taciturn Boston janitor who is startled by the news that older brother Joe is dead of a heart attack. He returns home to Manchester, a Massachusetts fishing village, to attend Joe's funeral and sort through the aftermath. Of particular urgency is the custody of Joe's teenage son Patrick. Lee is also forced to reckon with his separation from ex-wife Randi.
MONSTER TRUCKS - A high schooler (Lucas Till) finds and befriends an otherworldly creature, which is able to crawl inside his car and act as a supercharged engine.
PATRIOTS DAY - In the aftermath of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, Police Sergeant TOMMY SAUNDERS (Mark Wahlberg) joins courageous survivors, first responders and investigators in a race against the clock to hunt down the bombers before they strike again.
RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER - The human race's last hope against apocalyptic obliteration is super soldier Alice (Milla Jovovich), but she's been stripped of her psychic powers. She must form alliances and rally survivors in Raccoon City for the climactic battle against the Umbrella Corporation and its ravenous hordes of the undead.
ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY - The thrilling untold saga of how a ragtag band of rebels including a former soldier turned prisoner, a Rebel Alliance insider, a Jedi and a sentient robot worked together to steal the Death Star's secret blueprints.
SING - When a koala impresario (Matthew McConaughey) is in danger of losing his grand theater after one flop too many, he hatches a plan to stage a gala singing competition to save the day. But when a typo inflates the grand prize to 100,000 dollars, the contest attracts the attention of a number of singing animals, including a harried pig mom (Reese Witherspoon), a teenage gorilla (Taron Egerton), a shy elephant (Tori Kelly), and a punk porcupine.
SLEEPLESS - SLEEPLESS stars Jamie Foxx (Django Unchained, White House Down) as undercover Las Vegas police officer Vincent Downs, who is caught in a high stakes web of corrupt cops and the mob-controlled casino underground.
SPLIT - Kevin, a man with at least 23 different personalities, is compelled to abduct three teenage girls. As they are held captive, a final personality - "The Beast" - begins to materialize.
UNDERWORLD: BLOOD WARS - Death dealer Selene (Kate Beckinsale) tries to end the eternal war between vampires and Lycans.
WHY HIM? - An adoring dad is horrified to discover that his adult daughter is dating a tech billionaire who's a tattooed, party-hearty lout. Despite the boyfriend's heart of gold and generous (if inappropriate) gestures of affection, the father refuses to warm to him -- especially once he learns that he's planning to pop the question.
XXX: THE RETURN OF XANDER CAGE - Thrill-seeking secret agent Xander Cage (Vin Diesel) emerges from a sabbatical to retrieve a doomsday device called "Pandora's Box" from the clutches of supervillain Xiang (Donnie Yen). But when Cage and his crew uncover a major government conspiracy during their mission, they find themselves in the fight of their lives in this third installment of the action franchise.
 
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