Free Community Hair Cuts
FREE HAIRCUT, MAKEUP AND BEARD TRIM
When two NFP local organisations collide good things happen! Coastal Twist Festival and Community Hair Project have joined forces this Mardi Gras Month, Restoring Dignity One Haircut at a Time.
Lots of Coastie LGBTIQ Community is doing it tough right now and we want to ensure your feeling just that little bit better with a little FREE pampering!
This is a safe space, no one turned away we want all community to feel welcome!
Community Hair Project are doing amazing work around the Country and they aim to empower all members of our community who may not have the resources to get haircuts, their goal is to restore dignity one hair cut at a time, to give People the confidence to take that next step in life! “To let everyone in Australia know that we are with them and that we care!”
We all know an Aussie who’s been through a rough patch, someone who doesn’t feel good about themselves, someone who needs a hand to ‘get back on the horse’. A haircut may be a very basic thing to you, but it can make a world of difference to someone’s self esteem.
VERY LIMITED APPOINTMENTS NEXT THURSDAY 24TH FEB ONLY – SO BOOK YOURSELF IN NOW VIA THIS LINK
Location is @ Parkhouse building in Kibble Park Gosford, Look for the Central Coast Pride Banner on the “big deck”
.
ThursGAY
New queer social night out “ThursGAY” hits Gosford with a bang
Pulse2021
Central Coast Libraries and Naughty Noodle Fun Haus | Central Coast Pride bring a vibrant new addition with Drag story time;
CREATIVE AMID PANDEMIC
With the pandemic putting the Central Coast’s only pride festival on hold, organisers have had to get creative. A number of local businesses are playing host to a
LIVENING UP SHOPFRONTS
The businesses have been sporting photos from the 2019 Coastal Twist Multi Arts and Culture Festival since October 28. Among those businesses taking part are Lifeline, Link & Pin and Tradewinds. Check out shopfronts across the Peninsula for large photographs of the festival by award-winning photographer Lisa Haymes.
SLIPSTREAM – AUS ARTS REVIEW
A three-part performance anthology exploring cellular time, the travel within, Slipstream will debut as a new 50-minute experimental theatre work with its world premiere as a digital event at this year’s Melbourne Fringe. A deep dive beyond the explainable, unveiling our interconnectedness to each other,