Central Coast Council recently celebrated the winners of its youth music competitions, Discovered and Battle of the Bands, as part of the 2025 Creative Engineers program. This initiative aims to support emerging talents of vocalists, songwriters, and musicians in the local community, providing them with opportunities to connect with the vibrant arts sector of the Central Coast.
Following a series of competitive heats, semi-finals, and a grand final at the Creative Engineers Showcase event, several young artists emerged victorious in different categories. In the children’s division, Pixie Minerva won the Discovered competition, while SoulVessel claimed victory in the Battle of the Bands Kids Clash. Other notable winners included Evelyn McKim, Mia Gordon, Pandora Moran, Ayva McKim, Maverick Leslie-Fitch, Shalais Guthrie, Paul Hagistefanis, Chaos Vinyl, Alana Suzanne, Kassidy Lalor, and many more.
Melanie Smith, the Director of Community and Recreation Services at Central Coast Council, commended all participants for their dedication and talent, emphasizing the significance of these competitions in grooming the next generation of creative leaders. The Mayor of the Council, Lawrie McKinna, expressed admiration for the young performers, acknowledging the energy and creativity displayed throughout the events.
Mayor McKinna highlighted the importance of nurturing musical talent on the Central Coast, recognizing the participants as the future of the performing artist community. He applauded the winners and all entrants for their passion and commitment to their craft, underscoring the incredible musical talent present in the region.
The Council extended gratitude to the sponsors of the Creative Engineers Program, including Damien Gerard Studios, Musicians Making a Difference, Maheraw Vocal Coaching, and other organizations, for their continued support in making these competitions possible. These sponsors play a crucial role in fostering a supportive environment for young artists to showcase their talents and pursue their creative aspirations.
Central Coast Council remains dedicated to providing meaningful opportunities for young people to develop their artistic skills and gain practical experience in the creative industries. The success of the Creative Engineers Program is a testament to the commitment of the Council in nurturing the artistic talents of the youth and fostering a vibrant arts community on the Central Coast.
For those interested in learning more about the Creative Engineers Program and exploring photo highlights from the showcase event, detailed information can be found by searching ‘Creative Engineers 2025’ on the Central Coast Council website.
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