A NEW art exhibition displaying the creations of talented senior high school students from across the region is showing in Gallery 4 of Yarrila Arts and Museum (YAM). It’s called “Yearbook ’25: Visual Art Students from the Coffs Coast.” “It’s fantastic to see our gallery giving young people the chance to showcase their creativity and […]
Gearing up for Back to Bowra are Nambucca Valley Deputy Mayor James Angel and Mayor Gary Lee, with their billy carts freshly scrutineered and deemed safe to race on Saturday 15 November.
Gearing up for Back to Bowra are Nambucca Valley Deputy Mayor James Angel and Mayor Gary Lee, with their billy carts freshly scrutineered and deemed safe to race on Saturday 15 November. Back to Bowra Committee President Gav McKinnon test drives one of the billy carts created for Back to Bowra by Nambucca Valley Rotary. […]
Dance Round 1 winners Angus Bryant, Amelia Carpenter, Ella-Grace Chowdhury and Pearl Pisk.
The executive committee of Eisteddfod 2026: Vice President Louise Ray, Treasurer Sandra Goodby, President Debbie Waters and Secretary Anne Chittick. Secretary Anne Chittick with Instrumental Round 1 winners Camble Scott, Eido Roques, Olivia Hoare and Jemima Hein. Dance Round 1 winners Angus Bryant, Amelia Carpenter, Ella-Grace Chowdhury and Pearl Pisk. COFFS Harbour and District Eisteddfod […]
Blind Pretty’s Ned Ambrose, Della Baldwin and Jesse Falzon are back after quietly crafting their second EP. Photo: supplied.
AFTER a year of writing and soul-searching, rising indie band Blind Pretty is poised to make a bold return – more refined, more focused, and truer to their roots than ever. The group, whose members met in high school in Coffs Harbour, has been steadily building a name for itself across Australia’s east coast, sharing […]
Ziggy and Miles to perform in Coffs Harbour. Photo: Jiyang Chen.
NEW York-based Australian brothers and guitarists extraordinaire Ziggy and Miles, will perform in Coffs Harbour on Thursday 6 November. Presented by Coffs Harbour Music Society, the concert features an eclectic program of suites and sonatas including their own arrangements of Bach’s Italian Concerto, Astor Piazzollo’s Tango No1, Debussy’s Claire de Lune and Radames Gnattali’s Suite […]
Blind Pretty’s Ned Ambrose, Della Baldwin and Jesse Falzon are back after quietly crafting their second EP. Photo: supplied.
AFTER a year of writing and soul-searching, rising indie band Blind Pretty is poised to make a bold return – more refined, more focused, and truer to their roots than ever. The group, whose members met in high school in Coffs Harbour, has been steadily building a name for itself across Australia’s east coast, sharing […]
The circus show has an ‘extreme’ theme.
The circus show has an ‘extreme’ theme. The circus show has an ‘extreme’ theme. The circus show has an ‘extreme’ theme. THE iconic Great Moscow Circus brings extreme and death-defying acts from around the globe to Coffs Harbour from 7-16 November. The internationally-renowned Circus first visited Australia in 1965 and has continued the tradition regularly […]
Coffs Coast Pipes and Drums members Amy and Stafford Cameron (Uralla) Shaun Manning, Pipe Major Geoff Rogers, Craig Neill, Dale Rogers, James Rogers and Kirstin Bienefelt (missing are Doug Hamer, Kayleigh Ellington, Dan and Lola Finney).
COFFS Coast Pipes and Drums took out the coveted title of Best Band on the Day at the recent Bonnie Wingham Scottish Festival. The band’s spirited performance and polished presentation wowed judges and spectators alike, earning them top honours among a field of talented competitors. This win marks a proud moment for the band, whose […]
Lydia Bauman (second from left) with appreciative Coffs Coast audience members.
Lydia Bauman (second from left) with appreciative Coffs Coast audience members. Lydia Bauman with ArtsNational Coffs Coast Chair, Annie Talve. ARTSNATIONAL Coffs Coast’s most recent talks showcased the lives and legacies of two extraordinary talents: T.S. Eliot and Johannes Vermeer – both chosen for their influence on modern creatives. For instance, the award-winning musical Cats, […]
The Music Society will present The Flinders Quartet.
COFFS Harbour Music Society will present the Flinders Quartet in concert on Friday 17 October, at the John Paul College Theatre on Hogbin Drive. The quartet’s cellist Zoe Knighton will give a talk at 6.30pm with the concert to start at 7.30pm. The highly-respected chamber music ensemble challenges and champions the traditional role of a […]
