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Spiderbait Celebrates 30 Years With Central Coast Weekend Tour Stops

Spiderbait’s 30 Years Tour leads a short list of Central Coast activities this weekend.

By Central Coast Things-to-do Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Spiderbait’s 30 Years Tour plays The Entrance Leagues Club on Saturday, July 18. The show gives local music fans a direct option for live performance on the Central Coast this weekend.

Central Coast residents balance work schedules with limited free time, and weekend listings provide concrete choices for evenings and mornings. The region’s mix of coastal venues and regular markets supports steady attendance at organised events without long travel.

Live music at The Entrance

The Entrance Leagues Club hosts the Saturday concert. Attendees can reach the venue by local roads from surrounding suburbs. The performance marks one of the few ticketed music dates listed for the immediate weekend.

Sunday markets in Gosford

The Central Coast Farmers Market opens at 7am Sunday at Gosford Showground in North Gosford. Entry remains free. The CCVintage Boot Market begins at 9am at 8 Russell Drysdale Street in East Gosford, also free. Both sites operate on the same day and draw separate crowds looking for produce or second-hand goods.

These timings and locations appear in current event records for the Central Coast. The two markets repeat weekly on Sundays, giving residents predictable access without advance booking.

Visitors should confirm start times on the day through the venue websites or local listings, as conditions such as weather can affect outdoor stalls. Parking at both Gosford sites fills early on market days.

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