THE final days of the travelling Sea Monsters exhibition at Yarrila Arts and Museum (YAM) will be celebrated by a free community event on Friday 24 May. YAM’s ‘Night at the Museum’ will run from 4pm to 8pm with a host of free family-friendly activities on offer. These will include

STIRRING, toe-tapping tunes to hum along to or to shake in your shoes, the program for Coffs Harbour City Orchestra’s Spies and Secret Agents concert is curated to stir emotions. Inspired by the famous music of movies and TV series giving centre stage to espionage, spies and secret agents, the concert

AN extraordinary and extensive program of things to do and see lands at the Coffs Harbour Botanic Garden on Sunday, 26 May in the form of the All One Under the Sun cultural festival. It’s a free community event, running from 2024 from 9.30am to 3pm, celebrating cross-cultural Coffs Harbour through

STEPPING in with their fanciest feet forward, the audience for Claudia Chan Shaw’s ArtsNational Coffs Coast lecture donned distinctive footwear for the occasion. Attending a presentation called ‘Well-Heeled: Shoes Through Time’, many audience members participated in the spirit of the evening by wearing special, handcrafted, exotic, memorable, or just outright beautiful

ONE of Coffs Harbour’s favourite shows is gearing up for a return visit in the coming weeks as the Faulty Towers International Dining Experience prepares to touch down for two nights at the end of May. Based on the BBC sitcom Fawlty Towers, which was the work of the renowned international

POLISHED to perfection, more than 100 Hot Rods will gather in Woolgoolga for the 23rd annual Lazy Winter Run hosted by the Mid North Coast Hot Rod Club. To be held over the Mother’s Day weekend, a high spot is the extremely popular Show and Shine event on the Saturday at

ACT For Peace, the international humanitarian charity of the National Council of Churches in Australia, will be the beneficiary of an upcoming performance by the Nota Bene String Ensemble. On Sunday 5 May, the six musicians from the Coffs City Orchestra will bring their stringed instruments to share the joy

SIMON and Garfunkel reflected and defined the mood of the 1960s with their close vocal harmonies and stirring songs penned by Paul Simon. Their music remains timeless, etched in the memories of those it initially touched, and the generations since who have discovered their songs. ‘Mrs Robinson’, ‘Homeward Bound’, ‘Sounds of

REGENERATIVE farmer and actress Rachel Ward will open the Bellingen Show on Saturday 4 May, in a nod to the new sustainability focus of the annual agricultural event. This year’s show will introduce the ‘SustainaBellingen’ Showcase, a series of presentations, interactive panels and workshops taking place throughout the Sunday (May