What's on across the Mid North Coast in June

The Mid North Coaster’s top picks for events happening in June 2026 includes a sustainability expo, a regional blues tour, and a major milestone for a local choral group.

Don’t forget to check out our live music and family-friendly events for June on our website and Instagram.

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🟡 Our Sustainable Future Expo

Learn about resilience and local sustainability projects at the Our Sustainable Future Expo held at Unkya Reserve, Eungai Creek. 

The family-friendly day out will include a kids area and activities, and presentations on “Local Food Matters”, “All Things Solar and Electric” and “Saving Money in 2026”. 

Enjoy demonstrations of fermenting, composting, basketweaving, food growing techniques and more. 

Presenters include actress and farmer Rachel Ward and former ABC weatherman Graham Creed.

🗓️ Sunday 28 June
📍 Unkya Reserve, Eungai Creek
🎟️ Free entry

🟡 Pride Walk Coffs Harbour

Join Rainbow Coffs Harbour for a Pride Walk on Saturday 27 June. 

This is a day for LGBTQIA+ people, families, friends and allies to walk proudly, connect, and “show that diversity belongs here”.

🗓️ 11am, Saturday 27 June
📍 Jordan Esplanade, Coffs Harbour (near the southern break wall). 

🟡 Winter Solstice and Music Day Celebration 

Valla Beach Tavern will celebrate the longest night of the year and International Music Day with an afternoon of live music, seasonal flavours, and family-friendly fun.

Settle in by the coast and welcome winter with the warming aroma of house-made mulled wine, live acoustic music from 1pm, kids' crafts, and a special Sunday Roast Package.

Whether you're catching up with friends, enjoying a family lunch, or simply looking for the perfect excuse to slow down and savour the season, Sounds of Winter is all about good food, great music, and bringing the community together.

🗓️ Sunday 21 June
📍 Valla Beach Tavern
🎟️Book your table now on (02) 6569 5699.

🟡 Boss Stomp Regional Ram-Page Tour

The Mid North Coast-based Boss Stomp blend swampy blues, garage rock and foot-stomping roots with the raw energy of the White Stripes, the cool of the Cruel Sea and a splash of Regurgitator weirdness.

Big riffs, big grooves and big fun.

Touring throughout the Mid North Coast until the end of August. 

🗓️ June to August
📍 Various venues
🎟️Ticketed entry.

🟡 Travellin’ North with a Song

The Manning Valley Choral Society turns 40 this year. To celebrate, they have been invited to sing as part of the Sydney Male Choir’s regional tour, “Travellin’ North with a Song”, at the Manning Entertainment Centre.

The renowned Sydney Male Choir will bring their rich harmonies and powerhouse vocals to a concert filled with music from the shows, movies, and opera.

From the Beatles and Billy Joel to Peter Allen and more, they’ll deliver a dynamic celebration of timeless favourites.

🗓️ Saturday 20 June, 2pm

📍 Manning Entertainment Centre

🎟️Adults $45, Concession $40. Tickets.

🟡 Studio 3 Live at 2NVR

Enjoy fabulous free entertainment at the Radio Nambucca studio in Tewinga.

Bluesville, a five-piece blues and jump blues band from Stuarts Point and South West Rocks, will play live in studio from 6-8pm on Friday 19 June, with the community invited to head along and add to the atmosphere. 

BYO drinks and nibbles.

🗓️ Friday 19 June, 6-8pm
📍 834 Rodeo Drive, Tewinga 
🎟️Free

🟡 Winter Solstice Family Festival

Celebrate the shortest day of the year with a fun-filled afternoon for all ages.

Enjoy classic games, jumping castles, face painting, a reptile display, live music, dancers, community stalls, food, and more.

As the sun sets, experience the magic of fire twirlers, a lantern parade, and a spectacular bonfire to light up the night. 

This is a “no cost–low cost” event, making it accessible for everyone in the community. 

🗓️ 2-8:30pm, Saturday 20 June
📍 Boambee East Community Centre

We hope you enjoyed our rolling list of events happening across the region.