Latest news from the Gallery
Expansion Plans & Survey
Plans are afoot…and we need your support and opinion We are working toward making the Gallery both financially sustainable and giving Coffs Harbour a visually significant and important cultural attraction. And a lot better than the diagram! Our expansion plan for the future: to build a second-storey above the existing bunker in the style of…
NSW Tourism Awards Finalist
Breaking News…we received a Highly Commended at the Regional Tourism Awards held at Opal Cove Resort. Yes! We’re finalists in the North Coast Regional Tourism Awards, in the Cultural Tourism category. This category recognises tourism operations fostering a greater understanding and appreciation of authentic culture, history, heritage, and/or the arts. Ours is a unique experience for…
Mark your diaries for the 30th Rotary Cartoon Awards
DON’T MISS THE 30th ROTARY CARTOON AWARDS AND COFFS HARBOUR CARTOON FESTIVAL — 1 AND 2 SEPTEMBER 2018 It promises to be a spectacular weekend and we anticipate the Awards night to be a sell-out! MC for the evening is Warren Brown, a previous winner of the Awards in 1990, an Australian author, cartoonist and…
Future Bunker Plans: Calling for your Support and Comments
When Council decided that the Cultural Centre for the city would be in the CBD and not City Hill, the Bunker Board was faced with the challenge of continuing to operate as a stand-alone facility with no future flow-on traffic from surrounding cultural buildings. We are further challenged as the Bunker leaks badly during heavy…
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Stomping Ivories
If you’ve seen them before, you’ll want to see them again. And if you haven’t had the pleasure, you’re in for a treat! Greg Agar, Hugh Murray and Murray Sheridan are the Stomping Ivories. Now touring the world with two grand pianos and a drum kit! From Gershwin to Gaga, and all musical stops between.…
31st Rotary Cartoon Awards
The Rotary Cartoon Awards are back at the National Cartoon Gallery @The Bunker, Coffs Harbour! The Exhibition runs daily from 10 am to 4 pm from 7 September until 17 November. Now in its 31st year and the backbone of the Gallery’s cartoon collection, this is your chance to see cartoonists’ original works from around…