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Dance, drumming and sculptures

Several women with arms outstretched.Bermagui has it all!

Two outstanding Far South Coast performing arts companies will collaborate for an event to help kick off the opening of Sculpture Bermagui. Join FLING Physical Theatre and Stonewave Taiko for a world-premiere performance of Okina Mura: Big Village amongst the sculptures on the grass at Horseshoe Bay, Bermagui.

With music composed by David Hewitt and movement devised by Paddy Meessmann, Christopher Wade and FLING Company members, the project plays with … Read more »

Plant now for a stronger spring

Purple sweet pea flowersMost people assume the best time for planting out and expanding the garden is when spring arrives. It feels logical. Plants come alive again after winter, nurseries fill with colour and renewal is in the air.

We plant enthusiastically and, sure enough, growth follows. But as spring turns to summer and temperatures climb, that flush of new growth often struggles to cope. Despite our best watering efforts, plants wilt because the growth above ground … Read more »

Zucchini chocolate cake

Chocolate cake with green flecks of zucchini in cut sliceOut the back of the Cobargo Co-op on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday mornings you’ll find a lively crew of volunteers running the Triangle Tool Library. If you haven’t visited yet – now is the perfect time to do it.

With gardens overflowing and benchtops stacked with zucchinis, tomatoes and stone fruit, the Tool Library and its ‘Food Tool Library’ subgroup, is a brilliant resource for turning seasonal abundance … Read more »

Green tomato pickles

A spread of tomatoes in various bowls and pans ready to preserve.Out the back of the Cobargo Co-op on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday mornings you’ll find a lively crew of volunteers running the Triangle Tool Library. If you haven’t visited yet – now is the perfect time to do it.

With gardens overflowing and benchtops stacked with zucchinis, tomatoes and stone fruit, the Tool Library and its ‘Food Tool Library’ subgroup, is a brilliant resource for turning … Read more »

Departures(s)

Book cover, Departure(s), Julian BarnesDeparture(s)
by Julian Barnes,
Jonathan Cape 2026

Reviewed by Sandra Renew

Julian Barnes’s latest book adds to his list of more than 20 well-regarded novels and non-fiction, including The Sense of an Ending which won the 2011 Booker Prize. He was awarded the David Cohen Prize for a lifetime contribution to literature in 2011 and the Légion d’honneur in 2017.

In Departure(s) Barnes employs an interesting narrative structure. There is detail of the changing relationships … Read more »

Fringe Festival in Cobargo: It Takes a Village

Young buskers with their instrumentsThursday 26 February to Friday 27 February (morning)

Following last year’s incredible success, It Takes a Village is back and is bigger and better than ever. As the start of the Cobargo Folk Festival, the Fringe Festival transforms the entire village of Cobargo with music and art.

Busking Heats

This is a first! Cobargo will host the official Cobargo Busking Championship Heats on Thursday 26 February. Founded in Cooma in … Read more »

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