Australia’s largest Short Film Festival is coming to the Playhouse Theatre in Newcastle on Saturday April 10, showcasing the Best of Austral

Lake Macquarie’s Museum of Art and Culture Sunday Sessions kicked off last month to much success. The second instalment is being held Sunday

Cheap Trick, Bush, Stone Temple Pilots and Electric Mary are all on the one line-up and performing together for the first time in Australia

Newcastle Writers Festival has announced the Fresh Ink Emerging Writers Program in collaboration with Newcastle Libraries, providing a chanc

Growing older should be fun! To help inspire you, there is an exciting selection of events happening this month, ranging from chair yoga to

Get intouch with your ultimate Easter long weekend guide! From local markets, live music to night safaris - we've got you covered for...

Spending quality time with the family during Easter and the school holidays is a great Aussie tradition, whether that’s along the coast enjo

The biggest show on the Rural Scene calendar is the Hunter Valley Caravan, Camping, 4WD, Fish & Boat Show held in May each year at the...

With the announcement of Under the Southern Stars last month, the first festival with international headliners since the whole COVID crisis

Newcastle Fringe Festival has been running since 2016 and growing every year. 2020 was lining up to be the biggest festival since...

Thousands of sports fans will descend on Newcastle this weekend as the city plays host to two major national events, offering a taste of...

Tim Freedman will re-emerge this Saturday March 6 to kick off a brand new solo tour "Hot Autumn Nights 2021" in a 22 show run through...

This is your last chance to experience the Live Music Lake Mac series before it takes a short break! Folk, roots and gospel blues duo, Hat F

Now It will be a truly wicked March for many Newcastle Grammar School students as they bring to stage the region’s first school production o

The stage adaptation of Susan Hill's novel The Woman In Black has been playing continuously in London’s West End for 30 years – and Metropol