NYE 2021/22 at CLUB BYRON featuring SOUL’D & RAGGA JUMP
Ring in the New Year, Byron style. party with the locals at Club Byron!
Ring in the New Year, Byron style. party with the locals at Club Byron!
The Beachside Market is a ‘make it, bake it, sew it and grow it’ market held on the Byron Bay foreshore east of the Surf Club. This is the perfect location to experience some of the most original products created right here in the area.
Celebrate your holidays and THE ANNIVERSARY OF MOTOWN & don’t miss this 10 Piece Powerhouse band band featuring internationally renowned singers and musicians who faithfully recreate the dynamic live performances of Motown legends!
The Starlight Festival encourages growth, oneness and awakening over four days. Bringing together exhibitors, presenters and workshops focused on health, wellbeing, sustainability, healing, lifestyle and enlightenment.
It’s Kids against Grown-Ups in an all new, all star circus game show where smarts, sass or agility could win you amazing prizes.
The Lennox Community Market is reopening on Sunday 9 January 2022.
Local artist Rob Scott-Mitchell is an award winning photographer/printmaker/musician/dog-lover, living in Australia. Two years ago he began documenting his own dogs (and all the dogs on the beach) on his daily beach walks at Belongil beach which became his ongoing series 'Beach Dogs of Byron Bay'.
The Community Market is on this Sunday 16th January, 8am – 3pm at Dening Park on the Main Beach Foreshore
The CHEEKY CABARET is back and in celebration of our re-opening after renovations, we’re throwing the biggest Cheeky “GRAND OPENING” summer season ever… 15 shows over 4 weeks!
Our family friendly Circus Bonanza is back with an all new, all ages circus show that no one — young or older — should miss!
The Beachside Market is a ‘make it, bake it, sew it and grow it’ market held on the Byron Bay foreshore east of the Surf Club. This is the perfect location to experience some of the most original products alongside one of Australia’s most famous beaches.
Just before Christmas, local comedian Jonathan Atherton received a diagnosis of cancer. His friends and colleagues in the local comedy community have come together to raise funds for his treatment.