With over 2,000 performers, Woodford Folk Festival is the largest gathering of artists and musicians in Australia.

Aussie favourites Xavier Rudd and Bobby Alu will open The Green Room - Byron's brand-new 1500-capacity live music venue on the Bluesfest site.

Very few artists can cradle your heart in their hands while they kick your ass, but musician and mother of three, Emily Lubitz is striding out on her own.

How can we overcome staff and skill shortages amplified with lockdowns, lack of affordable housing for workers, and the impacts of the floods? Here’s a chance to look at solutions.

Paco Lara launches new album Duende with a Spanish Flamenco performance at Byron Theatre.

Acclaimed guitarists the Grigoryan Brothers have created a suite of music inspired by 18 objects personally selected from the National Museum of Australia’s vast collection, which traces our diverse and complex history.

Book a Christmas party at Byron Community Centre and give the gift of hope to the homeless by supporting Fletcher Street Cottage.

Caper Byron Bay Festival debuts lineup for new wellness event and Festival Village presented by North Byron Hotel.

Kick start your day with this locally made new, convenient and shelf-stable coffee or add it to a cheeky espresso martini.

An intimate unique evening with Felicity Lawless and the frontman of Tijuana Cartel Paul A George ( Black Rabbit George) exploring Gypsy/folk sounds, infused with flamenco and classical guitar.

Ubud Writers and Readers Festival Returns with an exciting on-the-ground program.

Fletcher Street Cottage callout for volunteers to help provide services and support for Byron’s homeless community.

The She Surfs Film Tour aims to inspire all through amazing stories of skill, courage and determination.

Come and enjoy Byron’s local arts, crafts and culture in an intimate setting.

Scent is my art form, it’s my favourite way of expressing my mood and intention for the day.

Get your dancing feet ready to get into Leonards Slippers.

We started this business as a way to do what we love: textiles from home, while bringing up our children. It gives us the opportunity to maintain a strong connection with Samba’s Senegalese culture.

Leaving a bequest to a local charity is a simple yet powerful way to create lasting change in your community.