Divas set to shine as Priscilla, Queen of the Desert opens
Three of the Coast’s premier songstresses will help bring 90 per cent of the show’s music to life when Priscilla, Queen of the Desert opens at the Laycock St Community…
Out & About
SES flood forums for community feedback
The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is holding a series of community flood forums for Berkeley Vale, Chittaway Bay, Tacoma and Wyongah residents to seek community feedback on March and…
Gang Show in the black thanks to Greater Bank
The Central Coast Gang Show has guaranteed funding for its next production, thanks to a grant from the #GreaterCentralCoast Community Funding Program. Winning the public vote in the September round,…
Woytopia returns bigger and better than ever
The Woytopia sustainable living festival is set to return bigger and better than ever on Sunday, October 30. Woytopia is the Central Coast’s biggest green event, with green living talks…
Church volunteers helping others to thrive
Volunteers from Thrive church at The Entrance are providing invaluable support for local social housing tenants through the Home in Place community hub – The Meeting Place – at Tumbi…
Meet Busy Izzy and Friends at Westfield
Much-loved story book characters Busy Izzy and Friends will put on a free show at Westfield, Tuggerah, at 10m on Sunday, October 16. Busy Izzy, Newly Truly, Talkative Tess, Bossy…
Probus Halekulani celebrates 40 Years
Life Members Jerry Moss and Baden Nord cut the birthday cake Probus Club Halekulani is celebrating its 40th year of friendly fellowship for people who want to have fun in…
New exhibition at Bay Gallery in November
Shane Kilby is the newest member of the Bay Gallery Art Studios Cooperative at Ettalong and will be the featured artist during November with his exhibition Outside-Within. The Woy Woy…
Renewable inspiration to be had at Wagstaffe Hall
On Sunday the 16th of October, the community of the southern end of the Bouddi Peninsular, consisting of the suburbs of Wagstaffe, Pretty Beach, Hardys Bay and Killcare, will be…
Celtic inspired music at Pearl Beach
Pearl Beach Progress Association will present a program of Celtic inspired music by Tri at 2.30pm on Sunday, October 16, at the memorial hall. “Following a long hiatus we are…
Breakfast with the birds at Central Coast Wetlands
The Community Environment Network (CEN) will host Breakfast with the Birds as part of the Lakes Festival at Central Coast Wetlands on November 5. CEN’s Waterwatch coordinator, Rachael Kneeves, said…
Marcia Hines to be special guest at arts awards ceremony
Award-winning singer Marcia Hines will be the special guest at the Bouddi Foundation for the Arts’ (BFA) annual Award Presentation Ceremony on November 6. To be held in the Wagstaffe…
Lakes Festival back with a splash this November
The Central Coast Lakes Festival will be back in full swing this November, with the region’s magnificent waterways set to take centre stage. The 10-day festival will see more than…
$700,000 on offer for community projects
Not-for-profit and community groups delivering important projects and initiatives to assist those most in need in our communities are being encouraged to apply for a share in the $700,000 kitty…
9,000 flock to Coastal Twist Fair Day
More than 9,000 people flocked to Peninsula Recreation Precinct at Umina Beach on October 3 as the Coastal Twist Festival culminated in Coastie Carnie Fair Day. Featuring a huge line-up…
Register now for Colour our Coast
Colour Our Coast returns this November, with registrations for the Coast’s favourite 5km fun run/walk and festival now open. Forming part of The Lakes Festival, Colour Our Coast is open…
Relive the 1920s and help local youth
RENOWNED Central Coast pianist Rodric White will be banging out jazz tunes to get people in the swing of the 1920s at a Rotary Brisbane Water shindig on October 29,…
Exchange of ideas to revitalise Toukley
Business and community representatives will be meeting with Central Coast Council officers for an exchange of information and ideas about improving Toukley Town Centre. Council will present its planned and…
Priscilla, Queen of the Desert pulls into Laycock St
First adapted for the stage in the late 1990s from the hit 1994 movie, Priscilla Queen of the Desert the Musical is as relevant today as when it was first…
Plans to expand Flavours by the Sea
Central Coast Council is hoping to expand the annual Flavours by the Sea event at Terrigal thanks to grant funding being made available by the State Government to councils across…