The 2019 NSW Youth Week is in full swing and there are a range of activities all over the Hunter for young people to get involved in.
The action-packed festival, which officially wraps up on 18 April, celebrates the contribution young people make to their communities and showcases their talents.
Kurri Kurri Youthfest, marked down for 13 April, will be a highlight on the Cessnock calendar.
Set to take place at the skate park from 9am to 4pm, it will include live music, a scooter, bike and skate competition, street art workshops and face-painting.
Newcastle Library will host Live @ the Library, and an after-hours all-ages gig on the same day. Tickets are $10 and can be booked through Newcastle council’s website.
Nelson Bay will host a skate and scooter competition at Fly Point Skate Park from 9am on 14 April. Registration in the competition is $3, but those not interested in competing can enjoy footgolf, a footy toss and music by the Tomaree Youth Community Action DJ Crew.
Free self-empowerment workshops will take place at the Belmont Neighbourhood Centre on 15 April from 11am to 1:30pm, with games and activities that focus on looking after health and wellbeing.
The Sun Street Festival will return to Maitland from 4pm on 17 April, featuring two stages of performances, a photo booth and food.
Reamus Youth Theatre, the Wakakulang Aboriginal Dance Group and Body Beyond Boot Camp will all be on deck.
For a full guide to what is happening near you, visit your local council’s website.
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