Nestled amidst the picturesque Williams River Valley is the charming historical town of Dungog. Easily accessed by train or car, there is plenty to do for visitors, and from Wednesday 10 to Sunday 14 September, the town invites everyone to the Dungog Tea Party as a fabulous, fun and free way to celebrate the return of Spring.

Following standing ovations at Canada's International Leonard Cohen Festival, this acclaimed production celebrates the music, poetry and spirit of Leonard Cohen with breathtaking originality.

From 29–31 August, Sculpture on the Farm Dungog returns with its biggest exhibition yet – showcasing over 170 sculptures by 116 Australian artists.

Sydney Dance Company ignites the stage with momenta, a striking new work by Rafael Bonachela that explores the depth, complexity, and beauty of human connection.

The Newcastle Music Festival returns in 2025 with a rich and diverse program celebrating classical, jazz, and world music, featuring brilliant local talent and acclaimed guest artists

Celebrating 28 years in 2025, the Hunter Valley Outdoor Show stands proud as the largest event of its kind in regional NSW.

The Hunter Science Festival is back and bigger than ever with a massive day of FREE science fun for kids of all ages!

Based on the beloved book by Jackie French and Bruce Whatley, Josephine Wants to Dance leaps from the page to the stage in a toe-tapping musical full of fun, flair, and furry charm

The Olivier and Tony Award®-winning smash hit The Play That Goes Wrong brings its 10th Anniversary Tour to Newcastle from 19–30 August 2025.

Experience the ultimate challenge this August while taking in the breathtaking scenery of our local beaches.

Get ready for an unforgettable spectacle as the Balloon Aloft Hunter Valley Fiesta returns this October Long Weekend (October 3rd - 6th, 2025) with an enchanting Balloons & Bubbles theme!

In every community, stories are waiting to be heard: stories of creativity, leadership, resilience, and connection. Placed to Speak, a new podcast and print series from the Place Based Abilities (PBA) program, is an inspiring new platform created by and for young people with disability to share their experiences, insights, and ideas.

Are You Pulling My Leg? returns to the road — and to the punchlines — with a laugh-out-loud accessible comedy show at Performance Arts Culture Cessnock (PACC) on Tuesday 15 October. Tickets start at just $30.

The Escadia Newcastle Northstars are approaching the deciding rounds of the regular 2025 Australian Ice Hockey season and are looking ahead to the finals.

Monkey Baa Theatre Company is thrilled to bring the award-winning stage adaptation Josephine Wants to Dance to The Civic Theatre Newcastle on 8th and 9th August.