Bright Nights @ The Entrance during March
For anyone in the Entrance who is seeing funny lights near the waterfront, no it is not alien activities, it is Bright Nights @ The Entrance. It is a free…
For anyone in the Entrance who is seeing funny lights near the waterfront, no it is not alien activities, it is Bright Nights @ The Entrance. It is a free…
For anyone in The Entrance who is seeing funny lights near the waterfront, no it is not alien activities, it is Bright Nights @ The Entrance. It is a free…
Lee is 103 years old, legally blind and has lived in aged care at Killarney Vale for 12 years. She has knitted and donated more than 2,000 trauma teddies for…
As the chill rolls in on the Coast, it can be easy for beginner gardeners to think that gardening is slowing down and there won’t be much to do. The…
Local creative, Sylvia Keays, is the photographer behind a collection of portraits of inspirational Central Coast and Sydney women, which will be on display in Sydney’s World Square on March…
Thanks to Francine Redstone and Tom Brennan, for the past 15 years, Central Coast seniors have been boogying and jiving every week at the 50+ Leisure and Learning Centre in…
What started as a quest to write a bucket list has now turned into an internationally selling book for Patrick Griffin. The West Gosford local recently released The Grand Life:…
Crestani Scholarships Ltd is inviting the Central Coast community to attend its sixth annual Twilight Soirée musical event on Sunday, March 21, at the Gosford Regional Gallery. Ticket sales will…
Peninsula Villages resident, Beatrice ‘Biddy’ Abrahams, celebrated her 104th birthday at the Village on February 24. Biddy is the eldest member of the resident community, closely followed by a further…
In celebration of International Women’s Day, a local Umina filmmaker is giving the community a sneak peek at her latest short film, Exquisite Corpse, which features some talented female creatives….
A local author has brought fact to fiction with the release of her latest novella, The Body in the Bridge. Wagstaffe’s Helen Menzies released the historical novella, which details an…
The kayaks were out in force at Fagans Bay on March 7, but it wasn’t just for fun. A group of 10 kayakers from the Kayak Central Coast Social Paddle…
Ettalong Beach’s Naughty Noodle Fun Haus combined camp with Coast at this year’s Mardi Gras Parade on March 6 at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The local arts and entertainment organisation…
For the past five years, Chris Crocker has been working at McDonald’s, which for him is an amazing feat. Crocker has Asperger’s syndrome, and was hired in 2016 as a…
Symphony Central Coast returns to the stage in 2021 in a swash buckling, rip roaring, shark infested concert, celebrating the magnificent music of the movies. Lights, Action, Music! features music…
Berkeley Vale’s Amelia Munday, 16, is a finalist for the One to Watch Award as a part of the NSW Women of the Year Awards. The award aims to highlight…
Wyong RSL Sub-branch is holding a photo competition for the best ANZAC Day driveway service set up to encourage community members to participate in ANZAC Day. Welfare Officer, Peter Niven,…
It might seem odd to have an art exhibition within a medical centre, but for the doctors at Halekulani Medical Centre in Budgewoi, they believe it’s working well to provide…
Winners of the Women in Art exhibition run by Tuggerah Lakes Arts Society were announced when the show opened on Saturday, March 6. The exhibition was staged to coincide with…
Six women from the northern suburbs have thrown their support behind a major fundraiser for Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC). The inaugural national Dance for Sick Kids fundraiser, a week-long…