Stage set for theatre
Sunshine Coast Youth Theatre (SCYT) was established in 2010 by theatrical personalities Madison Thew-Keyworth, Guy Harrison and David Williams.
SCYT aims to encourage, inspire and...
In tune for musicians
Since opening its doors in 2002, Music at Noosa has professionally tutored more than 1200 students at the Academy of Music.
Owner Pip Lee said...
Stars line up for Originals
THE first Cooroy Originals concert for 2015 is set to go off with a bang thanks to a stellar line-up and good weather predicted.
David...
Beauty of a fragile coast
TWO local artists will kick off the New Year with their “Zesty” new exhibition at the Butter Factory Arts Centre, Cooroy, from 30 January.
Kym...
Sniper hits the target
By JONATHON HOWARD
ONE of the most talked about movies in 2015 is American Sniper, opening at BCC Noosa Cinemas this week.
The film...
Theatre facelift, top productions
NOOSA Arts Theatre is going “dark” from February to March for another round of renovations.
Following the current sold-out performances of Aladdin and the Little...
East Coast to kick it up
By JOLENE OGLE
EAST Coast Originals delivered a jam-packed 2014 with a year’s worth of free community concerts and Noosa’s first major music...
Band fully backs you
By JOLENE OGLE
IF YOU have ever dreamed of taking to the stage to sing or performing with a full backing band, the...
Funny man back again
ONE of Australia’s most popular funny men, Jimeoin, is back in Noosa for one night only at The J.
An acclaimed stand-up comic, Jimeoin has...
Crack the code on this one
By JONATHON HOWARD
THE story behind the world’s first computer, which many believe was used to crack the Nazi enigma code, is one...
AC/DC treat via Heatseeker
HEATSEEKER is the ultimate AC/DC tribute band committed to delivering as close to the real AC/DC experience as possible, both visually and audibly.
The timeless...
Buckin’ boost for Pirates
By JONATHON HOWARD
THE Noosa Pirates Rugby League Football Club has had a cracking start to the year with the annual Honky Tonk Rodeo proving...
Today hits back at attacks
Noosa Today has strongly denied accusations of political bias after local resident Ingrid Jackson stated she would file a complaint with the Australian Press Council,...
