

Newcastle Museum Unveils 'Model Newcastle' Exhibition
Newcastle Museum has unveiled its next major exhibition, and there's one notable difference to the items on display – their size. Model Newcastle: Big Stories, Little Things opened on 27 September, delving into the intricate world of models and miniatures that pack maximum impact despite their diminutive scale.


Record Crowds Celebrate Grug at PACC Exhibition Opening
The PACC Art Gallery buzzed with excitement as record numbers of families, longtime fans, and local media turned out for the opening of Ted Prior's Grug retrospective exhibition on Saturday, 27 September.


LIGHTS, CAMERA, ADVENTURE | Hunter Drama's Epic October Holiday Program
Hunter Drama returns this October with an exciting school holiday program packed with creativity, performance, and fun for students of all ages. With returning favourites and new workshops, there's something to spark every imagination.


TUESDAYS: A Favourite Day of The Week for Local Seniors
For The Place: Charlestown Community Centre, providing opportunities for community connection and social interaction are crucial.


Model Newcastle: Big Stories, Little Things
Step into a world where the tiniest details tell the biggest stories. Newcastle Museum’s headline exhibition for 2025–26, Model Newcastle: Big Stories, Little Things, invites you to experience the city and its stories through the captivating lens of miniatures and models.


Circus Spectacular: World's best acrobats descend on Newcastle for La Ronde
Newcastle’s annual love affair with Strut & Fret’s Spiegeltent continues this year with their latest sensation of circus, cabaret and spectacle, La Ronde.


What's On Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens & the Hunter Valley | September 2025
Your complete guide to what's on in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens and the Hunter Valley...


Spring into Adventure: Maitland's Epic Events Calendar is Here!
Spring has officially sprung in Maitland, and locals are in for an absolute treat with the region's most exciting events calendar yet. From world-class country music festivals to hands on bee experiences and spectacular light shows, there's something to spark everyone's imagination this season.


Dancing Queen Dreams Come True as Mamma Mia! Hits Newcastle
Get ready to dust off your dancing shoes and embrace your inner Dancing Queen – the world's most beloved feel-good musical is heading to Newcastle this October! Mamma Mia! will light up the Civic Theatre from 11 October for a strictly limited season that promises to have audiences singing, dancing and falling in love with ABBA all over again.


Beloved Aussie Icon Grug Sprouts to Life at PACC
The loveable, shaggy creature who captured hearts across Australia is being celebrated at Performance Arts Culture Cessnock (PACC) in a delightful retrospective exhibition honouring Ted Prior's iconic creation, Grug.


Heartbreak Never Looked Better | Romeo & Juliet Heads to The Art House
Bell Shakespeare’s national tour of Romeo & Juliet has kicked off, but with no Newcastle dates, Novocastrians keen to see the Bard’s star-crossed lovers will have to look elsewhere.


Newcastle Gig Guide
Support live music this September with our local gig guide for Newcastle, the Hunter and Lake Macquarie.


Newcastle Market Guide | September 2025
Your guide to local farmers & artisan markets in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter.


Family Fun Takes Centre Stage at New Annual Festival
Newcastle's New Annual festival is rolling out the red carpet for families this year, with two standout events that promise to captivate audiences of all ages while delivering unforgettable experiences right in the heart of the city.


World Premiere Comedy Exposes Media's Moral Maze
# This is Not Journalism (#TINJ) is hailed as an urgent comedy about truth, news and alternative facts. A powder keg 75-minute comedy drama written and directed by Ross Mueller for some of Newcastle’s finest actors, including Philip McGrath and Mark Pegler, # TINJ is presented by UpStage at The Playhouse (Newcastle Civic Theatre) from Friday 26 September until Saturday 4 October.





























































































