THE annual Japanese Children’s Day Festival returns to the Coffs Harbour Botanic Gardens on Sunday 5 May from 9am to 3pm. Usually attracting a crowd of more than 4500 people, the event has been running for many years and offers a great day out for children and their families. Held

ONE of Australia’s leading harpists will present a magical musical performance, ‘A Journey of Harps’, at St John Paul College Theatre on Friday, April 5. A solo harp concert is unusual, but Louise Johnson will bring seven harps, ranging from a green, Irish harp to a brilliant blue electric harp

THE Coffs Coast Summer Beach Hop is on once again this weekend, with a great lineup of entertainment and classic cars organised for three separate events held over Saturday and Sunday. “First up, we are in the City Centre on Saturday morning from 10.30am with a lively event showcasing some

FULL-ON Theatre, a leading creator of community centric theatre shows and youth programs, are commencing a massive scholarship program for youth, while their new show, LiMBOLAND, premieres at the Jetty Theatre this month. A powerful multi-character play depicting the struggles of survivors and the heroes who emerged from recent natural disasters,

RISING opera star Emma Nightingale and international pianist Alex Raineri will combine for one night only in Coffs Harbour on Saturday, March 2. The pair will present a collection of what Coffs Harbour Music Society President Leigh Summers describes as a collection of sublime lyrical arias and stunning piano solo

STEP into the dazzling world of rock’n’roll royalty as four of the finest Elvis tribute artists converge on one electrifying stage. Paying homage to The King, this unforgettable tribute act promises an immersive journey through Elvis Presley’s iconic career. From the sultry tones of the early years to the glittering

ARIA Hall of Fame inductee and platinum selling artist Russell Morris will celebrate a career spanning more than 50 years when he takes the stage for the Legends of Australian Music concert at the North Coast Regional Botanic Garden on Saturday January 27. Shooting to fame in the mid-1960s with

AQUATIC Illuminations, an exhibition showing the work of two local artists at Nexus Community Gallery at the Old Buttery Factory, Bellingen, will open on Sunday 14 January 2024. The artistic pair will be in attendance from 2pm for the afternoon. A collection of paintings by Kim Satchell (PhD) and the ceramics of