Demi Casha w special guest Conner Mitchell
Saturday, 2 May
Tickets $25 pre-sale, $30 on the door- SOLD OUT
On Saturday 2nd May, Demi Casha will take the stage for her first hometown headline show in years, joined by a brand new 5-piece band performing together for the very first time. Expect a full, rich sound as she brings an entirely new collection of songs to life. The night also celebrates the release of her upcoming single “I’ll Find My Way”, dropping Tuesday 28th April, marking an exciting new chapter in her musical journey.
Opening the night is a very special guest, Connor Mitchell of rock and roll band Emu, showcasing his beautiful and raw solo acoustic music.
Pop-Up Kiosk & Kids Movie
Sunday, 3 May
A la carte
No plans this Labour Day long weekend? Why not join us on the deck for our pop-up kiosk?
We’re opening again for a special Sunday evening with a limited, thoughtfully curated menu. It will be simple, seasonal, and seriously delicious. Come on by, grab a bite, and settle in as the sun goes down.
We’ll also have a movie on in the Green Room for the kiddies and plenty of snacks- popcorn, party pies and sausage rolls (the good stuff!), so you don’t have to think about a thing.
Reservations will be stricly limited for this one so get in early!
Showing: Aladdin (1992)
Horizon Festival: I Know How You Feel by Harrison Hughes
Thursday, 7 May
Free event- SOLD OUT
Sunshine Coast local, Harrison Hughes, presents I Know How You Feel – a one-night-only live performance of original music exploring identity, love, and the confusion of being in your twenties.
Through swelling synths, rich piano and delicate vocals, Harrison and his band draw audiences into an emotional world, offering a gentle yet immersive listening experience. Having performed across Australia at intimate art events, festivals and gigs, Harrison is building a reputation for striking vulnerability and honest songwriting.
Reserve your spot for this event before tickets go, and be sure to check out the incredible Horizon Festival program.
Life Drawing Sessions
Wednesday, 13 May
Tickets $35
Join us for an inspiring evening of life drawing accompanied by live music at the scenic Mapleton Public House. Whether you're an experienced artist or simply curious to explore figure drawing, this welcoming session offers a unique creative experience in a relaxed setting.
Limited tickets available – bookings essential.
Maple Glider w special guests Miranda vs Arizona
Friday, 15 May
Tickets $35 (plus booking fee)
For Tori Zietsch, who records emotionally direct and woozily romantic songs under the moniker Maple Glider, music has been an escape from a series of oppressive institutions: religion, enervating relationships, her own brain. Zietsch’s music has formed new pathways both literal and metaphorical; physical and neural, that have allowed her to step outside herself, and shake you— yes, you, the listener—by the hand.
Striking emotionality is at the centre of her performance, leaning into an intimacy that is achieved by way of deeply personal reflections and velvety melodic compositions. Vocals melt into layers of plucked acoustic guitar and lulling piano, drawing on the sombre styles of folk contemporaries with a stark tenderness and introspection that assumes the listener is inside her bedroom as she plays for herself.
Electric Apes
Thursday, 21 May
Tickets $15 (early bird); $25 (General); $30 (Door)
The Apes are back! After their incredible show at MPH last year, they played to epic crowds at The Chai Tent at the one and only Woodford Folk Festival and are ready to bring their eclectic and energetic sounds to you.
Come along and be taken on a most excellent journey into the far reaches of whatever it is you might need to grab.
Mapleton Draught Launch Party
Friday, 22 May
Free to attend
Something’s been brewing…..
Save the date and come on down from 5 pm to find out!
Pheobe Go Solo
Saturday, 20 June
Tickets $35 (plus booking fee)
Ahead of her new album, Phoebe Go hits the Australian east coast for a limited run of intimate solo shows. Stripped back and up-close, these performances showcase her raw, emotionally honest songwriting, with new songs and stories shared for the first time.
Phoebe Go is the solo project of Phoebe Lou (formerly of Snakadaktal and Two People), blending alt-pop and acoustic folk into a haunting, deeply personal sound.
These tickets are selling fast.
Cut Worms (USA) with special guest John Andrews (USA)
Wednesday, 1 July
Tickets $55 (plus booking fee)
Brooklyn songwriter Cut Worms brings his warm, timeless folk-rock to the hills for a special intimate show at Mapleton Public House, kicking off the Australian tour for his new album Transmitter.
Recorded with Jeff Tweedy at The Loft Studio, the album expands Clarke’s vintage songwriting into shimmering power-pop and alt-rock while holding onto the heartfelt melodies that have made Cut Worms a quiet favourite among lovers of classic songcraft.
Joining the night is special guest John Andrews, whose playful, off-kilter indie pop and homespun charm make the perfect companion for an evening of thoughtful, beautifully crafted songs.
A rare chance to see two beloved US songwriters up close in the mountains.
Good Soil: Farm. Table. Beast.
Sunday, 26 July; 11am-5pm
Free to attend; lunch from $10 (kids) $25 (adults)
Hold onto your hats! Mapleton Pub is hosting its first ever FESTIVAL!
For one day only, we’re transforming the pub, the carpark and the Falls Farm into a full-day celebration of local food, farming, music and community.
There’ll be open fire cooking, live music, local beers, producer stalls & talks, kids entertainment and plenty of good times…
Keep your eyes peeled here for a full lineup of what’s happening on the day. Come for the morning entertainment, stay for the delicious food, and boogie into the late arvo with the absolute legendary INTERCOOLER!
Make sure to register your interest via our wesbite so we can prepare!
Winey Witches Supper Club
Last Wednesday of the Month
Tickets $60 p/p
Winey Witches is a monthly Supper Club for women promoting empowerment, connection and self-care through shared dining, wine tasting and conversation.
On the last Wednesday of each month, join fellow local women to enjoy a shared main course, paired with matching wine that you most likely haven’t tried before. Come and learn about wine, have a whine and unwind on a semi-regular basis.
If you would like to enquire about a gig at Mapleton Public House, please reach out to events@mapleton.pub.