Lifestyle Archives - Coffs Coast News Of The Area

New report on strengthening regional music communities

MUSICNSW has released a new report detailing how to strengthen regional and remote music, setting a map for action for government, industry and communities across NSW. The report gathers insights from 80-plus representatives from across the NSW music sector. The contributors participated in a NSW Roundtable held at the 2025 Regional & Remote Music Summit […]

Property

564 Eatonsville Road, Eatonsville is on the market with Jensen Realty

564 Eatonsville Road, EatonsvillePrice guide: $1,699,000 to $1,739,000. A RARE opportunity has emerged on the Clarence River, with a 27-hectare rural holding at Eatonsville hitting the market that offers the perfect blend of lifestyle, established infrastructure and genuine income potential. Located just 18km northwest of Grafton, the property has a peaceful village setting, sweeping river […]

Entertainment

Blazing, beautiful and breathtaking stormy sights over Coffs Harbour

The kaleidoscopic dramatic colours of the silent storm over Coffs Harbour Jetty. The kaleidoscopic dramatic colours of the silent storm over Coffs Harbour Jetty. The kaleidoscopic dramatic colours of the silent storm over Coffs Harbour Jetty. STORM season is in full swing on the Coffs Coast, and for Jetty resident Harvey Ward it provides an […]

Property

7 McAlpine Way, Boambee is on the market with Unrealestate Coffs Coast

Address: 7 McAlpine Way, BoambeePrice: $1,399,000Land size: 6,756sqmBeds: 4, Bath: 2, Car: 2 WELCOME to a rare opportunity at 7 McAlpine Way, Boambee – a stunning, fully renovated home set on an expansive 6000-plus square metre lot, which translates to an impressive acre and a half of pure potential. From the moment you drive up […]

Entertainment

Summer Time art show opens at Coffs Showground Gallery

CHCAG Members Jocelyn Challis, Mary Abbott and President Ivinnie Brown. Christmas Hats competitors. President Sue Roberts with People’s Choice Winner Annie Houston. Christmas Hat winners Yvonne Smith and Ken Pay. People’s Choice from the 30 x 30 exhibition, ‘The Forest’ by Annie Houston. “SUMMER Time”, the last exhibition of the year for the Coffs Harbour […]

Food

That’s a wrap: grape leaf harvesting day for refugees

The ingredients for making dolmas. Yazidi ladies cooking up in the Raleigh Winery kitchen. Picking the vine leaves. Raleigh Public School children at the Raleigh Winery. Everyone enjoying the fruits of the dolma making project. THE Narranga Public School Community Hub recently learned that many of its culturally diverse women members enjoy cooking but find […]

Property

5/32 Victoria Street, Coffs Harbour is on the market with Unrealestate Coffs Coast

Address: 5/32 Victoria Street, Coffs HarbourPrice: $449,000Beds: 2, Bath: 1, Car: 1 NESTLED in a prime spot between the lively Coffs Harbour CBD and the vibrant Jetty precinct, 5/32 Victoria Street offers a superb lifestyle opportunity. This single-level, two-bedroom unit is one of only six in a neat and tidy complex, giving it a sense […]

Entertainment, Event

Australian/French artist exhibition opens at Coffs Central before touring to France

Artist Janet Besançon. Je bulle librement (‘I bubble freely’) exhibition at Coffs Central Gallery. LIVING in Coffs Harbour, Australian/French artist Janet Besançon invites audiences into a world of colour, fragility, and reflection with her new exhibition Je bulle librement (‘I bubble freely’), presented at Coffs Central Gallery from 10 – 23 December 2025. Ms Besançon […]

Entertainment, Event

Myths, Monsters and Martians at the National Cartoon Gallery

‘Myths, Monsters and Martians’ is the Cartoon Gallery’s new exhibition. ‘Myths, Monsters and Martians’ is the Cartoon Gallery’s new exhibition. ‘Myths, Monsters and Martians’ is the Cartoon Gallery’s new exhibition. ‘Myths, Monsters and Martians’ is the Cartoon Gallery’s new exhibition. THE National Cartoon Gallery’s new exhibition “Myths, Monsters and Martians” opened this week in time […]

Entertainment, Event

ArtsNational hosts ‘Aboriginal Art: from Rock Art to Today’

Contrasting the work of a 17th century Dutch artist to 1970s Papunya Tula artist, John Warrangkula Tjupurrula. Associate Professor Sally Butler spoke about ‘one of the greatest art movements’. The ArtsNational Coffs Coast Committee is celebrating a stellar year of arts talks. ARTSNATIONAL Coffs Coast recently hosted a talk by Associate Professor Sally Butler on […]