Express your interest and join the 2025 Harvest Festival program!Don’t miss out – it’s time to express your interest to be an event partner for the 2025 Harvest Festival - one of the largest and most successful events on the Central Coast!

An opportunity is on offer for local creatives to receive up to $40,000 commission through Central Coast Council’s Creative Art Central program, which is designed to support local creative practitioners to produce new and contemporary works that demonstrates a strong connection to community.Central Coast emerging and established creative artists that specialise in visual, performance, digital, literary, community arts and crafts are invited to register their interest in developing a new piece of work that encourages community participation during its production.

We know how much locals love their dogs, and next year we will again be hosting the Central Coast Dogs Day Out Event on 22 February at Terilbah Reserve The Entrance, to celebrate our four-legged friends and encourage responsible pet ownership.We're inviting expressions of interest from Central Coast-based pet-related businesses, local dog community groups and food and drink vendors interested in hosting a free stall or demonstration at this upcoming event. This includes:vetsdog trainerswalking groups pet-related businesses such as pooch clothing, snacks, toys – big and small!•    local food and drink businesses (for humans!) who would like to take partIt’s free to hold a stall or a presentation – all you need is your own current public liability insurance, unless participating as a sole trader. Previous years’ events included everything from pet photobooths to stallholders sharing information and demonstrations about pet reiki, dog fit conditioning and performance, doggie date walking groups, grooming services and more.For more information or to submit your interest via email, please contact Sara Blanchfield at Sara.Blanchfield@centralcoast.nsw.gov.au by 5pm, Tuesday 15 October 2024. 

Calling all dog trainers – become a part of our ‘Come and Try’ dog training sessions!We know how much Central Coast residents love their dogs.

Central Coast Council invites expressions of interest from community organisations and commercial operators to enter a hire agreement with The Entrance Community Centre Cafe.The successful tenant will ideally be a not-for-profit organisation, or a social enterprise organisation, who can provide a food service experience that complements the established large community centre and adjacent Art Gallery clientele.Features of the Community Centre property:Located within the grounds of a frequently used Community Centre at 15 Battley Avenue, The EntranceEnclosed playground with shade sailAlfresco deck &

Central Coast Council invites expressions of Interest from training providers, businesses or individuals who provide services to the community, to submit an expression of interest to lease the Yirang Building, 20 Kincumber st, Kincumber.The successful tenant will have a Youth focus to be able to meet the current community needs.The leasable space comprises of:·        

Want to develop news skills, confidence and help accelerate the customer service experience for visitors and locals looking for things to do and see across our beautiful region?Central Coast Council is calling for expressions of interest (EOI) from local community members interested in becoming a Visitor Service Volunteer Ambassador at the recently revitalised Visitor Information Centre, The Entrance.The volunteer role has been developed to support staff in the new Central Coast Visitor Centre and will assist with providing information on the Coast and surrounds to visitors and the local community - enticing visitors to explore more and stay longer in the region as well as encouraging local residents to explore their own backyard.Interested volunteers should bring a unique and positive outlook of the Central Coast and have a good understanding of all there is to do and see across the region.By becoming a volunteer, you will develop new skills and gain experience, build confidence, and increase social interaction and community engagement.Candidates with previous customer service and basic computer skills are preferred, and the ability to work across the week and/or weekends with a fun and reliable team.We’re seeking residents aged 18 years and over who have lived on the Central Coast for at least 12 months.Find out more by downloading the Volunteer Role description here.If this sounds like you, email your EOI to brooke.longford@centralcoast.nsw.gov.au