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Wednesday, 25 May 2022 10:10

TASTE OF TOUKLEY - A FEAST OF FOOD

TOUKLEY will be packed with food and entertainment at the 2022 Taste of Toukley activation on Saturday, June 4.
 
The Toukley Village Green will feature live entertainment and other family friendly activities, plus five local restaurants will provide a limited number of free tasting boxes to the community.
 
Central Council’s Community and Culture Unit Manager, Glenn Cannard, said the Taste of Toukley’s objective is to showcase the diversity of cuisine available in Toukley, and increase awareness of what the town centre has to offer.
 
“The Toukley town centre is a vibrant strip of businesses who are integral to the economic and social growth of the local community. We want the community and visitors to the town, to get to know what Toukley has to offer.”
 
Mr Cannard said activities will include a petting zoo, roving entertainment and a tasting table set up in the Village Green displaying a QR code linked to takeaway menus of local restaurants and cafes.
 
“The tasting table is a fun way to encourage people to support the local eateries," Mr Cannard said.
 
Five local restaurants will also be offering a limited number of free takeaway tasting boxes. These restaurants include; Mexicoast Cantina, Sorrisos by Dish, Spices Indian Restaurant, Trinhys Vietnamese and Noble Thai. To order a free tasting box, community members need to visit one of the participating restaurants and use the codeword “I love Toukley” on Saturday, June 4, 2022 between 11am and 8pm.
 
“The Central Coast has such a diverse range of town centres and Toukley is going to proudly showcase what it has to offer at the Taste of Toukley!”
 
The Taste of Toukley activation will be held on Saturday, June 4, 2022, from 11.00am to 2.00pm.
 
 
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Wednesday, 18 May 2022 08:51

COUNCIL CALLS FOR EOIs FOR LOCAL EVENTS

Aimimg to reconnect Central Coast communities
CENTRAL Coast Council is welcoming Expressions of Interest (EOI) from prospective event management organisations, individuals and local businesses interested in delivering events and initiatives aimed at reconnecting Central Coast communities.
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