The festive season in Newcastle is more than just tinsel and lights - it’s a time for connection, joy, and celebration. From the heart of the city to the sparkling Harbour Foreshore, City of Newcastle is rolling out its annual calendar of Christmas cheer and New Year festivities, offering something for everyone. Whether it’s wandering through a glowing Christmas precinct, snapping selfies with Santa, or dancing your way into 2026, the city is alive with energy, creativity, an

Earp Presents is proud to announce the return of Carrodise, the intimate one-day summer festival that's set to turn Carrington into a vibrant coastal escape on Sunday, 25 January 2026.

Step into a world of high heels, high hopes, and higher spirits this December, when Newcastle’s Chookas Entertainment presents the Tony Award-winning musical Kinky Boots at the Civic Theatre. From 18 to 21 December, audiences will be swept up in a feel-good celebration of self-expression, courage, and community, perfectly timed for the festive season.

The ultimate guide to Newcastle's best bottomless brunch spots.

Christmas is fast approaching, and there is no better way to get into the spirit than a family friendly outing to listen to Christmas Carols! We have created a guide to carols events in the Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Hunter Valley, Maitland/Morpeth and Port Stephens. Pack a picnic rug, gather your crew, and settle in for a night filled with holiday spirit.

If you’re in the mood for a midweek pub feed, but aren’t looking to break the bank, check out our guide to the best Steak Nights in Newcastle!

Your complete guide to what's on in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens and the Hunter Valley this month...

When you visit Newcastle, few experiences compare to walking the spectacular ANZAC Memorial Walk. This breathtaking 450-metre clifftop walkway stands as one of Newcastle's most iconic attractions, offering unparalleled views and a deeply moving tribute to Australia's military heritage.

Discover 15 kilometres of peaceful bushland cycling and walking along one of the Hunter region's most beloved trails.

Newcastle's coastline is nothing short of spectacular, stretching along the Pacific with a diverse collection of beaches that cater to every taste. From world-class surfing breaks to family-friendly swimming spots, this coastal city offers some of Australia's most beautiful and accessible beaches.

Perched dramatically on the rocky coastline of Newcastle, New South Wales, the iconic Newcastle Ocean Baths stand as one of Australia's most beloved and historically significant swimming destinations.

Clyde St Arts is home to beloved names such as The Creator Incubator, Upcycle, Featheredge, OzHarvest and more, and it is an impressive 25,000m² collaborative makerspace steeped in Novocastrian history.

Âpé is a celebration of Nikkei cuisine – a vibrant fusion of Japanese precision and South American flair.

Wallsend Diggers is the perfect destination for a family meal, a drink with friends, live entertainment, or to host your next Function.

Hao Chi by Lee's Yum Cha has quickly become a landmark in Newcastle, marrying traditional Cantonese flavours with a modern, elevated...

Civic Theatre Newcastle is notorious for theatre productions, live music, comedians, drama, dance and much more.

The Hunter regions premiere independent training institution for young people in the dramatic arts.

Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club welcome members, guests, and sailors from all over to enjoy their Licensed Club, marina facilities and sailing

Newcastle Theatre Company is the most active adult theatre group in the Hunter Region, with a vibrant space hosting performances, auditions,

Opened by Romans Fabrizio and Francesca Virgili in January 2021, it is now a firm favourite for locals and anyone looking for the...