The Organ Society of Queensland was founded by organ music enthusiasts in 1952.

The Society aims to provide an avenue for discussion of matters of mutual interest and to promote an appreciation of organ music and organs in the community.

Membership is open to all who are interested in furthering this aim - organists and listeners alike.

Activities of the OSQ include organ concerts; talks and workshops on organs, organ music, performance of organ music in various contexts (church music, concerts, etc), organ building, and other related topics; organ rambles i.e. inspection visits to organs in various localities, plus CD and video functions.

The Society publishes a quarterly Newsletter, as well as being part of the Journal Organ Australia.

The Journal contains interesting articles on topics relating to organ music and the organ as an instrument, and publicizes organ and societal events for the coming months.

The OSQ also conducts organ tutorials for groups of church organists in local churches, tailoring sessions to the interests and needs of the participants. An organ consultancy service is also offered by the OSQ to assist local churches in matters relating to organ repairs, rebuilds, on all types of new organs.

Read the 2008 Presidents Report on activities of the Organ Society of Queensland