Going Out
Human Nature to kick off 2021 with gig at the Sydney Coliseum
Don’t miss your chance to see Aussie pop icons Human Nature performing at home after touring internationally for many years.
Cinema classics under the stars
Moonlight Cinema’s bean beds have been fluffed, the lawns manicured, and the silver screens are sparkling as it makes a grand return for summer.
Penrith City Carols to go ahead online
Organisers of the Penrith City Carols have confirmed a virtual event will go ahead next weekend in lieu of the traditional in-person celebration.
Beloved characters set to shine on ice
‘A Toy’s Story on Ice’ is an action-packed ice skating show for the whole family.
Kate Ceberano to play live concert at Panthers
As a part of the Great Southern Nights event, Panthers will host an intimate night with singer Kate Ceberano.
Rare chance to see Jess Mauboy live
Australia’s very own vocal powerhouse and celebrated singer-songwriter Jessica Mauboy is performing her one and only Sydney live concert for 2020 at the Sydney Coliseum Theatre in West HQ.
Kids serve up food with a side of laughter in new MasterChef series
Judge Andy Allen tells us about the new series.
Out of the closet and live on stage
If you are craving a night out, then we have the perfect entertainment for you.
The show must go on: Stage performances return to The Joan
The Joan is unlocking its theatre doors and breathing life back into its spaces.
Political correctness not welcome at Major Oak
Major Oak is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
Cambridge Park singer wows judges on The Voice
Local singer makes it through The Voice's Blind Auditions.
Podcast: Empathy and compassion key for local musician
Jarrah Ferris-Smith is a local musician who strives to share stories of empathy and compassion through powerful lyrics and intricate acoustic guitar playing.
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Council’s Thursday Night Live proves popular
As with many sectors, music and live entertainment have been severely impacted by the global Coronavirus pandemic.
Share a laugh with Alice Fraser
With no major comedy festivals happening right now, we have to settle for getting our laughs via our TV's and devices for a while.
Normie Rowe reflects on the past ahead of ANZAC Day
In 1969, Australian singer-songwriter Normie Rowe was conscripted to serve in the Australian Army in Vietnam.
Local music to be live streamed on Thursdays
The show will go on for talented local bands and performers with Penrith Council announcing a new series of livestreamed music gigs on Facebook starting tonight.
Penrith Symphony Orchestra kicks off new season
‘Grieg and Sibelius’ will be on at The Joan in Penrith on Saturday, March 21 at 7.30pm.
Have a Hoot as kids show goes from screen to stage in Penrith
Popular children’s TV show ‘Giggle and Hoot’ will be bringing all its magic to Penrith for a live stage show performance.
Toni Childs to bring music and memories to The Joan
American singer-songwriter Toni Childs is performing a special two-hour concert at The Joan where she will celebrate her old and new work.
From laughter to tears: Comedian’s special show at Penrith cafe
Comedian to share emotional story of his mum’s death in September 11 attacks.
