Warwick Art Gallery Heritage listings Warwick has many heritage-listed buildings, including those listed on: the Commonwealth Heritage List 98 Palmerin Street: Warwick Post Office the Queensland Heritage Register List of sites on the Queensland Heritage Register in Warwick Events Warwick Agricultural Show (March) FEI Eventing World Cup (May) Jumpers and Jazz in July Festival (July) The "Rose Bowl" Polocrosse Carnival (August) Warwick Trots (Harness Racing) (Darling Downs Harness Racing Club at Allman Park Racecourse) Father's Day, September Warwick Cup (Thoroughbred Horse Racing) (Warwick Turf Club at Allman Park Racecourse) October Warwick Rodeo (October) Rose Festival (October) Climate Warwick has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen Cfa) with hot summers and mild winters. It is slightly cooler and less humid than the proximate southeast Queensland coast due to its inland, elevated location. Frost is present in winter. The climate bears similarities with Richmond, an inland suburb of Sydney, in Central-Eastern New South Wales. Notable people Notable people with a connection to Warwick include Francis Andersen, Australian scholar in the fields of biblical studies and Hebrew, born in Warwick Wayne Bennett, rugby league player and coach, raised in and played rugby league in Warwick Anna Bligh, 37th Premier of Queensland, born in Warwick Lee Bodimeade, hockey player, born in Warwick Dean Butler, hockey player, born in Warwick Thomas Joseph Byrnes, former Premier of Queensland, Member of the Legislative Assembly for Warwick Matt Campbell racing car driver Charles Chauvel, filmmaker, born in Warwick Cyril Clowes, lieutenant general, born in Warwick John Harward, esteemed scholar of ancient Greek and translator of Plato. Retired here in 1915. Dion Leonard, ultramarathon runner and international bestselling author, grew up in Warwick Patrick Leslie, pioneer settler in Warwick Alan Marshall, cricket player, born in Warwick Mervyn Meggitt, anthropologist, born in Warwick Arthur Morgan, former Premier of Queensland, born in Warwick and Member of the Legislative Assembly for Warwick Paul Neville, politician, born in Warwick Adrienne Pickering, actress, born in Warwick Chris Pickering, musician, born and raised in Warwick Russell Skerman, Supreme Court Judge, attended Warwick High School Mark Steketee, Cricket player from Warwick Duncan Thompson, Australian rugby league footballer, coach and administrator, born in Warwick Elizabeth Catherine Usher AO (1911–1996), pioneering speech therapist, grew up in Warwick William Webb, judge, attended school in Warwick Sister cities Whakatane, New Zealand, Since 1994 See also References Further reading Heritage Trails of Great South East by the Queensland Environmental Protection Agency Local