The Logan Ekka holiday currently falls on the Monday preceding the Brisbane Royal Queensland Show Holiday which falls on the Wednesday in the same week each year.
In 2020 the Brisbane City Council and Logan City Council postponed the Ekka holiday to Friday the 14th of August, with 2 months’ notice for residents. However in 2021, a last minute lockdown resulted in Brisbane City Council postponing the Ekka holiday until 29th October 2021 with Logan City Council proceeding with the Ekka holiday on Monday 9th of August.
'Have Your Say'
Logan City Council wishes to consult City of Logan residents for feedback on what day the Ekka holiday should fall IF Brisbane moves their Wednesday Show Holiday in the future. We would appreciate if you would complete the short survey below and look forward to receiving your feedback.
Please note the survey is now CLOSED
Update
During the 6 week consultation period, 62 people responded to the survey with 69.4% of people (43 votes) in favour of following Brisbane City Council’s change of date in the event that it were to postpone the Ekka holiday.
The Logan Ekka holiday currently falls on the Monday preceding the Brisbane Royal Queensland Show Holiday which falls on the Wednesday in the same week each year.
In 2020 the Brisbane City Council and Logan City Council postponed the Ekka holiday to Friday the 14th of August, with 2 months’ notice for residents. However in 2021, a last minute lockdown resulted in Brisbane City Council postponing the Ekka holiday until 29th October 2021 with Logan City Council proceeding with the Ekka holiday on Monday 9th of August.
'Have Your Say'
Logan City Council wishes to consult City of Logan residents for feedback on what day the Ekka holiday should fall IF Brisbane moves their Wednesday Show Holiday in the future. We would appreciate if you would complete the short survey below and look forward to receiving your feedback.
Please note the survey is now CLOSED
Update
During the 6 week consultation period, 62 people responded to the survey with 69.4% of people (43 votes) in favour of following Brisbane City Council’s change of date in the event that it were to postpone the Ekka holiday.
