Coffs Harbour will lose its only multi-screen cinema next week, with BCC Cinemas at Bray Street set to close its doors for good on Sunday, 13 September.
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Award-winning Norco Eat the Street unveils 2026 food, drink and entertainment lineup
Fresh from winning Silver at the NSW Regional Tourism Awards, Norco Eat the Street has confirmed its 2026 food, drink lineup.
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Norco Eat the Street returns to Lismore CBD this August
Norco Eat the Street will return to Lismore’s CBD on 22 August, showcasing local food, live music and family-friendly entertainment.
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Record crowds deliver boost for Lismore at biggest-ever LisAmore!
More than 8,000 people visited Lismore on Sunday, making the 2026 LisAmore! Italian Festival the biggest in its history.
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LisAmore! to bring the spirit of Italy to Lismore
LisAmore! returns to Lismore on Sunday with authentic Italian food, music, culture and family-friendly entertainment at Lismore Showgrounds.
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Lismore City Council calls for EOIs for NORCO Eat the Street 2026
Lismore City Council is calling for expressions of interest from food and beverage businesses for NORCO Eat the Street 2026, set to attract about 10,000 visitors on 22 August.
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Council invests in a stronger, more liveable Lismore
Lismore City Council’s draft budget includes a $20 million investment in community facilities, events and services aimed at boosting liveability and supporting the local economy.
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Books, brains and big personalities to hit screens at Yarrila Place
Coffs Harbour will host live-streamed sessions from the Sydney Writers’ Festival at Yarrila Place from 21–24 May.
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Groovin the Moo boosts Lismore’s major events push
More than 8,000 people attended Groovin the Moo, boosting Lismore’s push to become a leading regional events destination.
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Ballina set for a golden season as Emmanuel Anglican College stages Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Ballina audiences will step into a world of pure imagination this May as Emmanuel Anglican College stages Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.