Wild coffee plants are believed to be native to the plateaus of Ethiopia. A local legend says that a goatherd named Kaldi noticed that his goats were behaving strangely after feeding on a certain bush, so he tried some of the berries. Upon experiencing the “caffeine buzz”, he lost no time in announcing his discovery to the rest of the tribe. However, it was not until the 15th century AD when coffee began to be consumed in the form of a beverage among communities in Yemen.
Fri 3rd July, 4 pm — Family Bush Dance (KENG Tudor Park) Wed 8th July, 8 pm — State of Origin Game 3 Sat 11th July — Lasso Country Music Festival (Distillery Road Market) Thu 16th July, 6pm — Living Sculptures: How the birds got their colours (Free performance on the Logan Entertainment Centre forecourt) Sat 18th July, 7:30 pm — Logan City Symphony Orchestra concert - “Rapids, Raves and Rhythm” Thu 23rd July, 12 pm — Community Connect Lunch (Hope Centre, 440 Kingston Rd, Slacks Creek Sat 25th July, 9 am — Queensland Ornithological Conference (Sirromet Winery) Sat 25th July, from 5:30 pm — Brimstone Brawl (Club Noir, Loganholme) Regular Events Every Sunday, 6 am to 12 pm — Beenleigh Showground Markets Every Sunday, 6am to 12pm — Global Food Markets, Woodridge
