DEMENTIA Dreams is a solo art exhibition by Korora artist Stephanie Cunningham, who paints under the name of Jiaco. The exhibition on 1 - 2 November at C.ex Club Coffs Harbour, marks the beginning of a deeply personal journey as it explores the awakening of women as they step into the

THE Diwali Exhibition at the Woolgoolga Art Gallery opened to the atmospheric music of the Rasayana Sacred Sound, comprising Chris-James Melchizedek playing the cittern and Gurnak Singh on the tablas. Guest speaker, Member for Coffs Harbour Gurmesh Singh, provided a rich and historical narrative of the meaning of Diwali, which

MUSIC lovers can expect to be dazzled by young Korean-born pianist Jeonghwan Kim, at a special afternoon concert in Coffs Harbour. Jeonghwan, who began piano lessons at six years old, beat 31 international competitors for the top two prizes at the 2023 Sydney International Piano Competition; winning first prize and the

AN exhibition highlighting surf culture and history on the Coffs Coast will open in November. ‘Swell Chasers: Surf Stories from the Mid North Coast’ will open at Yarrila Arts and Museum (YAM) on Saturday 23 November, with the boardriding community invited to get involved. “Swell Chasers will include a timeline

THE 2024 Coffs Harbour Buskers & Comedy Festival wraps up this weekend, however it’s not too late to catch some incredible performance art and top shelf humour. On Friday, 4 September Ed Sheeran impersonator Jo Boshell will make a previously unscheduled appearance in the Coffs Harbour city centre at 11am.

“WHAT Do You See?” is the new exhibition by members of the Coffs Harbour Creative Arts Group (CHCAG). Showcasing a diverse array of abstract art, the exhibition opened at Coffs Harbour Showground Gallery on Sunday afternoon, 22 September. Guests enjoyed light refreshments and engaging discussions about the artworks on display, as they

WITH just under a week to go before this year’s Coffs Harbour International Buskers and Comedy Festival gets underway, organisers are working late into the night to get all those last minute bits and pieces finalised. The Festival kicks off next Thursday, 3 October with the ever popular Kids Day, before

COFFS City Orchestra will present a classical springtime concert at the Harbourside Markets on Sunday 22 September. “People are used to seeing full orchestras on stage in concert halls but we’re taking our instruments outdoors to celebrate spring on the Coffs Coast,” Tim told News Of The Area. “We will have around