Local artists shine in The Grumpy Princess at Laycock Street TheatreCentral Coast’s thriving arts scene comes to life at Laycock Street Community Theatre on Thursday 23 January with the premiere of Grumpy Princess, an original musical performance developed through Central Coast Council's arts and culture program, Performance Illuminated.•    The Grumpy Princess•    Where:

The recent severe weather has caused some major damage including power outages.

Love will fill the air in Wyong when Love Lanes Festival returns on Saturday 15 February, from 4-9pm.

Central Coast Council’s annual Australia Day activities are set to return on Sunday 26 January, offering an exciting program at two locations for our growing community and visitors to the region.This year’s events will take place at Gosford Leagues Club Park and The Entrance Memorial Park on Sunday 26 January from 4-9pm and will feature free entertainment, live music, family-friendly activities, food stalls and fireworks.Council Director Community and Recreation Services, Melanie Smith said the alcohol-free events provide an opportunity for the community to enjoy a fun evening in a safe, inclusive environment.“Our events are designed to be family-friendly and welcoming to all residents and visitors,” Ms Smith said.“Gather your family and friends for an evening of entertainment, ending with spectacular fireworks display lighting up the Coast’s skyline at 9pm.”Gosford event details:Sunday 26 January 4-9pmLeagues Club Park, GosfordThe Entrance event details:Sunday 26 January 4-9pmMemorial Park, The EntranceCouncil Mayor, Lawrie McKinna noted that the annual Australia Day events are among the first on Council’s 2025 calendar, offering a chance for the community to come together while also providing support to the local economy.“Our Australia Day events are all about bringing the community together.