City of Newcastle is making live performance more inclusive for people who are hard of hearing thanks to new assisted listening technology at the Civic Theatre and Playhouse.

Maitland City Council invites the community to have their say on the draft plans that address service delivery, financial sustainability and infrastructure investment for the next financial year and beyond with a number of strategic documents now on public exhibition until Sunday 24 May 2026.

Netballers from across the Hunter will have more opportunities to step on the court this season thanks to renewed support from Greater Bank.

Twenty‑eight women from Arabic, Afghan and Indian backgrounds have turned their creative skills into a source of income thanks to a mentoring program supported by City of Newcastle.

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Maitland Heritage Fest is back, running from 12 to 28 June 2026. A vibrant celebration of Maitland's unique and richly layered history, Maitland Heritage Fest brings together community groups, historians, entertainers, and artisans to create new experiences, foster collaboration, and deepen appreciation for the region's remarkable past.

Newcastle Tuna Festival is back for 2026 — bigger, bolder, and it's bringing the whole ocean with it!

Hunter Region Botanic Gardens is marking a major milestone this year - its 40th anniversary - making Botanic Gardens Day (Australia/New Zealand) an especially meaningful occasion for the Gardens and its community.

Comedy legend Eddie Izzard is heading to Newcastle's Civic Theatre on Thursday, 28 May 2025, bringing with her The Remix Tour Live — a spectacular celebration of 35 years of boundary-pushing stand-up comedy.

Ready to hit the ice or take your first glide? Hunter Ice Skating Stadium offers programs for all ages and skill levels, with Learn to Play Ice Hockey and Learn to Skate sessions running throughout the week.

May is blooming with creativity, connection, and unforgettable experiences at Allettare Dezigns, Newcastle’s favourite destination for art lovers and curious beginners alike.

In the latest episode of Placed to Speak, “Questions from the Hat,” a group of young people come together for a spontaneous, question driven conversation that is equal parts humorous, thoughtful, and deeply engaging. Hosted by Ricky, a program Skills Facilitator, the episode, features participants Morty, Tomas and Dom, young people aged 17–25 who are part of the Place Based Abilities program, a collaborative initiative between The Place Charlestown Community Centre and ReadyU

After a solid workout, it’s tempting to grab your bag and head straight for the door. But at Urth Fitness, that feel-good moment is just getting started!

Yorke is rapidly emerging as one of Australia’s most globally connected new artists.

Key Assets Australia is calling on everyday people to do something extraordinary - become a foster carer.