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Bangalow Markets from 9am on 23 August at the Bangalow Showgrounds (parking available)
On the fourth Sunday of each month, the showgrounds fill with over 300 stalls, and people from near and far are drawn to the town to enjoy the unique atmosphere. The store holders, some of which are unchanged since the markets beginnings in 1982, provide a huge variety of artisan products such as ceramics and woodwork, fresh produce and baked goods, and delicious food and coffee. |
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The Mullumbimby Museum Market, known as the Mullum Market, is held on the third Saturday of the month. Mullumbimby is an eclectic and scenic town located about a 20-minute drive north of Byron Bay. The town has a personality and style all of its own, which makes Mullum Markets stand out from other markets in the area.
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On the second Sunday of each month, the little village known as the Channon comes alive with the amazing Channon Markets. The Channon is located about a 45-minute drive west of Byron Bay, nestled in the hills near Lismore. The Channon markets provide the perfect excuse to take a day outing to the country, and the scenery will not disappoint. The Channon markets were established in 1976 with a strong “make it, bake it, grow it” ethos. |
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On August 15 and 16, twenty one ceramicists will open their studios to visitors (with social distancing measures in place) so you can meet the artists, discuss their work and processes and find out what inspires these creative to do what they do.
You will be delighted and surprised by the diversity of work for sale as well as the studios themselves, many of which are in some of the most scenic locations in the region. All artists will have work for sale with no two styles alike, so you will find something to satisfy both your soul and your budget. |
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This course is an opportunity to learn the principles of an ancient method of fermenting using the seasonal ingredients found in your environment.
Scientists have proven that fermenting fruit and vegetables enhances their nutritional value and turns it into probiotics. You will also learn how to work with the vegetable waste by creating fermented drinks and condiments. After the class you will take home your fermented creations to mature as well as complimentary fermented drinks from Suria Foods. |
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"I'm playing a free show at the Beachy on Monday the 31st of August. It's gonna be huge. Come on down and hang out with me, Joaquin, for beers, tunes, and funny stories from my disastrous life on the road."
Walking Francis
Beach Hotel
Monday 31 August, 7pm
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'I smell ice cream!' how many times have you laughed on that pun from Chunk. Well now is your chance to munch along too !
Paradis Movie Club is proud to collaborate with a Byron Bay local ice cream company Knox&Aya. Delicious vegan ice creams that don't taste like vegan ice creams.
For this special event, Knox&Aya will be creating a brand new flavour for one night only : the Goondocks flavour ! No better way to celebrate a unique 35th birthday.
Byron Community Centre
Thursday 27 August, 6 PM – 9 PM |
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Byron Bay Markets at Denning Park - Byron Bay
Byron Bay's Community Market, held beachfront at Main Beach (Denning Park), is one of the best in the region. The market offers a vast array of handcrafted wares, locally-grown produce, and artworks of every kind. It's best to get there early and allow a few hours to take in all the stalls, indulge in some fresh food and culture.
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Your local singer/songwriter night at the Beach Hotel
Wednesday 5 August Lineup & Set Times:
7:00 PM Mykaela Jay Music
7:40 PM Mark Ridout Music
8:20 PM Tahlia Matheson
9:00 PM Music of Manoa
Free Entry!!! |
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Wandana Brewing Co., Mullumbimby's first brewery.
Wandana's small batch brews are crafted here in the majestic Northern Rivers of NSW, Byron Bay's Hinterland. We use only the finest ingredients and our brews are uniquely fermented to the vibrations of music. For happier yeast and beers that sing the soul. |
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Catch Hayley Grace live and local at the Beachy-Monday 20th July from 7pm, places are limited so book your table early so you don’t miss out.
Hayley Grace
Monday 20 July, 7pm
Beach Hotel, Byron Bay
Relaxing service at your table, book online to guarantee your spot whether it’s just for a drink or to try out our new delicious menu! www.beachhotel.com.au
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Catch Rob Rhodes in Solo mode at The Beach Hotel, Byron Bay on Saturday 18th July. Performing sing-a-long anthems from just about every decade, Rob hits the Beachie stage from 4:30pm.
Rob Rhodes
Saturday 18 July, 4.30 - 7pm
Beach Hotel, Byron Bay
Bookings are essential, so be sure to contact the hotel to reserve your spot now!
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Local art exhibition and stalls, Fashion, live Music, Food and Chai. Markets are back and welcoming you to the Induzzie. Organised by fellow marketeers and local artists.
Induzzie Market Fair
2 Acacia st, Byron Bay Arts & Industry Estate
Saturday 18th July, 10am-4pm (Music until 6pm)
Live Music from Walking Francis and Pablo Laverde, Noy Ben and more. |
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2020 Australian Poetry Slam events will be held online via Zoom. The Byron heat, presented in partnership with Byron Writers Festival and Word Travels, will take place live on Zoom on Saturday 1 August from 6pm – 7.30pm.
Register in advance of the event to participate or cheer along!
Are you the next Australian Poetry Slam Champion?
The first 18 poets to register will have two minutes to perform their original work; no props, no costumes, no music. |
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Following its premature closure due to the COVID-19 health crisis, Palace Cinemas is delighted to announce that the Alliance Française French Film Festival will be resuming its 31st edition on Bastille Day, from 14 July to 4 August, at Palace Cinemas in Byron Bay!
Tickets go on sale on 9 July. Check the lineup now and get ready to book as the tickets are very limited!
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