Flickerfest returns to The J in March
While celebrating its 33rd year, Flickerfest – Short Laughs Comedy, returns to The J on Thursday 28 March from 7pm.
Flickerfest is Australia’s only Academy...
Pomona artist stays in the moment
In the Moment is the title of an exhibition by Pomona artist, Gayle Sallaway, opening at the Pomona Railway Station Gallery on Saturday 3...
Mary-Lou to launch a sweet read at Annie’s Books
A great friend of Annie’s Books, Mary-Lou Stephens, is set to launch her latest sweet release on Thursday 22 February at 6pm.
A tangled...
Budget-friendly wildlife experience for families
SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast Aquarium has teamed up with Wildlife HQ to offer families an unforgettable and budget-friendly wildlife experience.
The Scales and Tails combo...
Tommy Little has a regular deck
Spend an evening with the reigning deckhead of Australian comedy, Tommy Little when he brings his new show Has A Regular Deck to The...
Calling all wood artisans
The Sunshine Coast Wootha Prize invites woodworkers and artisans from across Australia to enter this prestigious woodworking competition with a conscience.
Finalist pieces of...
Chamber music first for Noosa
A new chamber music series of concerts, Coastal Cadenzas, will have its inaugural performance in Noosa early in February, presenting works by works by...
See Figaro, Flutes and Flowers for the first time in Noosa
Be part of music magic when internationally acclaimed flutist Jane Rutter; opera heartthrob bass baritone Teddy Tahu Rhodes; and pianist and quick-witted raconteur Guy...
Bandaluzia set to entertain Eumundi
The Sunshine Coast Flamenco Aficionados are in for the highlight of 2024 fine performing arts as premier Flamenco outfit Bandaluzia visit our shores from...
Hedley talks ‘The Teacher’s Pet’ in Noosa
Park and Cove Noosa hosted a popular event with an Australian investigative journalist, author and podcaster on Monday 8 January.
John Caruso was 'IN Conversation'...
Remember the days of Cat Stevens
Get on board the Peace Train as Darren Coggan traces the path of a man who never stopped wondering about how to make the...
Is Australian law ready for the future of driving?
As with any new technology over the years, electric vehicles (EV) and automated vehicles appear regularly in the news.
The two dominant themes are...
Working the graveyard shift
Troy Andreassen has literally been working the graveyard shift for more than 32 years.
Troy looks after Noosa’s cemeteries in Cooroy, Tewantin and Pomona, helping...
