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SUMMARY:Recognise | Lone Goat Gallery
DESCRIPTION: ‘Recognise’ is an exhibition featuring works by local artists Carla Davey\, Mathew Daymond\, Lydian Dunbar\, Shirley Gibson\, Nathaniel Harvey\, Rebecca King\, Willie Mutton\, Quinlyn Seikot\, Zion Levy Stewart\, Gill Williams & Lucas Wright. \n‘Recognise’ showcases the diverse perspectives\, subject matter and material processes of these 11 Northern Rivers based artists\, providing an accessible and inclusive opportunity for artists with disability to share their stories and observations of life\, expressed through their unique art practices. \nOpening Night Event |  5.30 – 7.30pm Friday 31 May. \n  \nImage: Carla Davey\, Eat My Art\, mixed  media on canvas.\n 
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/recognise-lone-goat-gallery/
LOCATION:Lone Goat Gallery\, 28 Lawson Street\, Byron Bay\, New South Wales\, 2481\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Spanish Film Festival | Palace Cinemas
DESCRIPTION:Fiesta time is near! \nThe HSBC Spanish Film Festival presented by Palace at the Palace Cinema\, Byron Bay is on 21 June – 10 July with a fiesta of films awaiting. The curated line-up\, the festival’s largest yet\, features films from Spain and Latin America. \nThe delicious taste of this festival content will be headed by the centrepiece  The Teacher Who Promised The Sea  (El Maestro que Prometió el Mar)\, winner of  the Audience Prize at the 2024 Gaudí Awards. This acclaimed drama features Enric Auquer and Laia Costa\, and tells the true story of Antoni Benaiges\, a teacher who brought progressive teaching methods to a small village in 1930s Burgos. “This film is a thing of beauty.” El Diario \nThe Cine Latino selection includes A Ravaging Wind  (El viento que arrasa)\, a quietly powerful coming-of-age drama that explores a young woman’s path to change her fate. This Argentinian gem is from acclaimed writer/director Paula Hernandez.  And from Mexico comes Upon Open Sky  (A cielo abierto)\, a searing\, morally thorny tale is set in early 1990s Mexico\, about three siblings who embark on a  journey of revenge.from a screenplay by legendary Mexican scriptwriter Guillermo Arriaga.  The Movie Teller (La Contadora de Películas) is a moving tribute to cinema and the magical power of storytelling\, the star-studded new film from multi award-winning director Lone Scherfig  follows a young woman’s coming-of-age in the rugged heart of Chile’s Atacama Desert in 1966.
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/spanish-film-festival-palace-cinemas/
LOCATION:Palace Cinema\, 108 Jonson Streeet\, Byron Bay\, NSW\, 2481\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Australian Yoga Teachers Conference and Retreat
DESCRIPTION:Accelerating professional development for Yoga Teachers in Australia\, the conference and retreat will be held this year in one of the most beautiful and iconic yoga destinations – Byron Bay. \nFeaturing  speaker presentations with learning outcomes\, interactive workshops & networking opportunities\, attendees can explore a deeper sense of yoga with insights on psychology\, spirituality and philosophy. \nSaturday 22 June provides a full day schedule for attendees. Check here for details.  \nSunday 23 June is for attendees who book the Retreat/ overnight accommodation with Byron Yoga Centre. BYC has generously provided discounted accommodation for Yoga Australia attendees\, which includes dinner\, a morning flow yoga class -6.45am – 7.45am and the Sunday morning breakfast\, 8am – 9am.  Rooms start from $180pp per night. \nTo include overnight accommodation\, book with Byron Yoga Centre and have a copy of your conference booking confirmation handy. OR contact Byron Yoga Centre via: \nEmail: admin@byronyoga.com\nPhone: 02 6685 8327 \nBook here for conference. \n 
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/australian-yoga-teachers-conference-and-retreat/
LOCATION:Byron Yoga Centre\, 50 Skinners Shoot Road\, Byron Bay\, NSW\, 2481\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Lismore Lantern Parade
DESCRIPTION:Lismore Lantern Parade is a nationally and internationally recognised\, award-winning annual festival that celebrates the Winter Solstice. The festival is based around a breath-taking parade of lanterns\, light and performance through the main streets of Lismore\, travelling to the banks of the Wilson’s River where a theatrical performance\, fireworks and a spectacular bonfire continue the celebration. It is well worth the 45 minute drive west from Byron along the Bruxner Highway to participate in this festival! \nMarket Delight | 12pm – 9.00pmThe day’s activities begin at 12 noon when the Market delight opens with a fabulous array of delicious regional food\, arts & crafts and some pop-up shops from local CBD businesses. \n​Freedom of Entry Parade | 1.30pm – 2.30pm\nSoldiers from the Lismore based 41st Battalion\, Royal New South Wales Regiment\, will conduct a Freedom of Entry Parade into the Lismore CBD on 22 June 2024 as a part of the lantern festival. The parade marches through the town to the memorial cenotaph and along the route\, the soldiers will be halted as the Local Police Commander and Mayor formally challenge their right of entry into the city. They then continue along the route to Memorial Gardens where the parade will conclude. This is a ceremonial event of deep historical significance. \nKids Fest | 12pm – 4.30pmEnjoy fun and games with Northern Rivers community groups & organisations\, there will be activities\, street performers\, jumping castle and lots more fun. The Summerland Bank will be bringing along their giant street games! They will also be facilitating the Lantern Decorating stall so you can join in the parade!​\n \nThe Heartbeats Festival Stage | 12pm – 9.00pmHeartBeats Festival Stage returns to Carrington Street\, near Dragonfly Cafe. The delightful Little Jarjums from Friends Children’s Centre and friends will join Uncle Roy Gordon to do a special Acknowledgement of Country. Music and performance is drawn from the wealth of talent here on the Northern Rivers. The full HeartBeats Festival Stage program will be released closer to the festival. \n​The Lantern Parade | 5.30pm – 6.30pm\nThe fabulous Lanterneers assemble and depart from Magellan Street through the Heart of the City to completion at Riverside Park. \n\n\n​The Fiery Finale | 6.30pm -7.30pm\nSet on the slopes of the Riverside Park\, there will be gentle pyrotechnics and a big bonfire. For this you will need to bring along blankets and cushions to sit on the grass. Camp chairs are kept to the top of the slope. \nThe After Parties | 8.30pm – late\nSeveral local hotels and venues around the city will be putting on a variety of after parties. \n\n  \n\n​
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/lismore-lantern-parade/
LOCATION:Lismore CBD\, Lismore CBD\, Lismore\, NSW\, 2480\, Australia
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SUMMARY:The Wake | Brunswick Picture House
DESCRIPTION:An original musical about the Bruns Fishing Fleet. Directed by Ollie Heathwood\nA musical that answers the question “What happened to the fishing fleet in Brunswick Heads?” This exuberant and compelling play celebrates the days when the Co-op was a much-loved meeting place at the heart of the town. Wonderful true stories told by fishermen and Co-op workers are brought to life through songs\, stories\, and images on the big screen. \nResidents\, long term holidaymakers\, and tourists alike are filled with a sense of loss when they go to the marina in Brunswick Heads and see the empty shell of the buildings that once housed the vibrant Brunswick-Byron Fishermen’s Co-Op\, and the wonderful seafood and the fish and chip shop. People ask\, “Where has the fish and chip shop gone\, and why?” and “Why aren’t there any trawlers in Brunswick Heads any more?” \nMany of us have fond memories of taking friends\, family\, and visitors to eat fish and chips at the boat harbour. Many people still go there expecting to be able to throw vinegar-soaked chips to seagulls while they enjoy the beauty of the river and the boats. But sadly\, the Co-op is closed\, and the trawlers are gone. \nThe Wake celebrates and preserves the history of that place\, and the local fishing community whose lives centred around it. \nThis original musical will tell stories based on research and interviews with fishermen\, their families\, and workers at the Co-op. Performances will involve large screen projections\, professional musicians\, singers and actors on stage at the iconic Brunswick Picture House. The play will celebrate the role that the fishing fleet played in our community and tell the story of why there is no longer a fleet in Brunswick Heads. \nPerformances | Saturday 2pm and 7pm | Sunday 4pm and 7pm \nBUY TICKETS
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/the-wake-brunswick-picture-house/
LOCATION:Brunswick Picture House\, 30 Fingal Street\, Brunswick Heads\, New South Wales\, 2483\, Australia
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