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SUMMARY:ADFAS Byron Bay and Districts: The Queen’s Private Diamond Collection - Lecture
DESCRIPTION:ADFAS Byron Bay and Districts: The Queen’s Private Diamond Collection\nPresenter: Adrian Dickens Monday 8 April A & I Hall Bangalow\n6pm for a 6.30pm start\nThe Australian Decorative and Fine Arts Societies Byron & Districts Branch (ADFAS Byron) extends a warm welcome to all those interested in the arts for this one hour lecture.\nCost: $25 non-members \nHaving viewed “The Queen’s Private Diamond Collection Exhibition\,” Adrian Dickens presents the history and craftsmanship of these diamonds from a jeweller’s point of view. In this one hour lecture\, Adrian explains how diamonds are reworked to reflect changes in fashion.  Hear stories behind Russian tiaras; necklaces from India and the great South African diamonds. Discover the political role of Queen Victoria’s diadem and appreciate how the Queen\, Camilla and Kate use diamonds to express political power. \nAdrian was born in the UK. He emigrated to Australia in 1988 and is now a fixture on the Australian jewellery scene. Previously\, he was manager of Paul Bram in Melbourne\, Jan Logan’s flagship store in Collins St Melbourne and more recently\, manager of BUNDA Fine Jewels in Sydney. In 2012\, he created Circa AD Jewels\, providing a unique personal jewellery service collecting and “re-inventing” selected items of fine jewellery and rare pieces\, into wearable 21st century designs\, reflecting the design values and quality of their era. \nLectures are held once a month on a Monday evening at the A & I Hall Bangalow.\nDoors open at 6pm with a welcome drink\, for a 6.30pm start. Light supper is served following the lecture. Visitors and guests are most welcome\, no need to book.\nwww.adfas.org.au/societies/new-south-wales-act/byron-bay/\nEmail: byronbay@adfas.org.au \nFollow us on Facebook: @ADFAS ByronBay
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SUMMARY:Newrybar Merchants - Easter Holidays - Activities & Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Easter holidays with Newrybar Merchants \nThis school holidays\, Newrybar Merchants offers endless family-friendly events and activities to keep your kiddies entertained. From our annual Easter egg hunt\, storytime\, musical and floral workshops\, there is something for every kid this Easter. \n  \nMini Makers – Newrybar Village Holiday Program \nNewrybar Merchants is holding Mini Makers – Newrybar Village Holiday Program to keep the minis entertained on Wednesday 17th April. The day begins with a FREE book reading of ‘Charlie’s Stars’ by author Kat Barwick followed by a Bunny Tail flower workshop with Beautiflora ($30 each) and FREE music workshop with our resident music-therapist\, Belinda Tucquet. \nJoin in the whole day or choose one or two activities. \nDate: Wednesday 17th April \nTime:\n9.30-10.30am – FREE ‘Charlie’s Stars’ book reading with Author Kat Barwick\n11.00am-12.00pm – Bunny Tail Beautiflora workshop with Jasmine ($30 each\, bookings essential – call the store or via the Beautiflora website)\n12.00pm -12.45pm – FREE Hummingkids Music Session and sing-a-long with Belinda Tucquet \n  \nEaster Egg Hunt & Face Painting \nBring the kiddies along to Newrybar village over the Easter long weekend for a super “egg-citing” FREE Easter Egg Hunt in the Harvest Garden followed by FREE Easter face painting thanks to our friends from Byron Bay Children’s Parties. \nDate: Saturday 20th April\nTime:\n10.00 -10.30am – FREE Easter Egg Hunt at Harvest Garden\n10.30am-12.30pm – FREE Easter themed face painting at Newrybar Merchants \n  \nWeekly Activities during School Holidays \nHummingBubs Music Group – Mondays \nDate: Monday 15th/22nd\nTime: 10am – 11am\nCost: $15 / bookings essential 0413234837 \nDetails: HummingBubs’ is a music group for 0-12 month olds tailored to encourage early social and communication skills\, emotional and creative expression\, and parent-infant bonding. \nMore info here \n  \nNewrybar Storytime with Rennie – Wednesdays \nDate: Wednesday 24th April\nTime: 10-11am\nCost: FREE \nDetails: Join Rennie for Newrybar Storytime every Wednesday from 10am-11am in the garden at Newrybar Merchants. Sometimes Rennie will be dressed as a fun ‘character’ to bring each story alive! \nMore info here
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SUMMARY:30th Annual Byron Bay Bluesfest 2019
DESCRIPTION:TICKETS ON SALE NOW!  \nByron Bay Bluesfest is Australia’s Premier Contemporary Blues & Roots Music Festival.\nIt showcases music from around the world annually on the Easter long weekend on 120 hectares at Tyagarah Tea Tree Farm\, just north of Byron Bay\, NSW. \nBluesfest presents over 200 performances with various stages over 5\, 12 hour days\, as well as camping for up to 6\,000 people\, 5 licensed bars\, over 100 food and market stalls\, undercover food courts\, beer gardens\, and children’s entertainment. \nBluesfest presents the biggest names in music to Australian audiences each year including Bob Dylan\, Hozier\, Paul Simon\, Gary Clark Jr.\, Angus & Julia Stone\, Robert Plant\, Alabama Shakes\, John Mayer\, Jurassic 5\, James Brown\, Zac Brown Band\, Joss Stone\, David Gray\, Trombone Shorty\, Angelique Kidjo\, John Legend & BB King\, to name but a few. \nFrom a modest crowd of 6\,000 when it began in 1990\, Bluesfest now attracts an audience of over 100\,000.\nIt is regarded as the foremost destination festival in Australia & renowned for being a safe\, fun\, family-friendly event. \nBLUESFEST IS\n• synonymous with Byron Bay & its culture\n• award-winning\n• internationally renowned\n• a safe & relaxed festival\n• so much fun! \nSERVICES & FACILITIES \nA number of under cover and open air Performance Stages.\nA number of licensed bars\nCAR PARKS: car parking for day festival holder.\nSEATING: yes you can bring your own portable chairs.\nFood stalls\nMarket stalls\nMerch Shop\nArtist signing\nUndercover food courts with seating\nUndercover coffee tent with seating\nChild Activities daily\nBreastfeeding and Nappy Change Area\nEFTPOS Facilities\nFirst Aid\nDisability Access- parking\, toilets and camping (more information on our info page here )\nCloak Room\nInformation stall\nOn site Camping with shower and toilet facilities. Click HERE for Camping info\nShuttle bus services from town centre and surrounding towns\nPhone charging facilities\nBig screens in both the Mojo and Crossroads areas\nTHE JOURNEY SO FAR \n1990- 1992\nVenue: The Arts Factory\, Byron Bay aka ‘The Piggery’ The first Bluesfest was held in 1990 at the Byron Bay Arts Factory. The event ran for four days and attracted 1500 blues music fans per day. It was then known as The East Coast Blues Festival. At the time\, organisers never imagined their event would shape the way people would come together to enjoy live music and grow into the festival it is today. \n1993 – 1996\nVenue: Belongil Fields\, Byron Bay\nIn 1993\, Bluesfest moved to Belongil Fields and has been an outdoor event ever since. That year the festival ran for just 2 days\, had 2 stages and included 24 artists. 1994 saw the festival grow into a 3 day event. \n1997 – 2007\nVenue: Red Devil Park\, Byron Bay\nBetween 1997 and 2007 the festival was held at Red Devil Park\, where patrons marvelled at the transformation of a sport field into a music event. 2002 was the first year Bluesfest grew to a five day event. \n2005 – 2006\nBluesfest wins Robert Helpmann Award for Best Contemporary Music Festival \n2005\nBluesfest Touring is launched \n2007 – 2013\nBluesfest wins A Greener Festival Award for seven consecutive years \n2008 – 2009\nVenue: Belongil Fields\, Byron Bay\nIn 2008 Bluesfest needed more space to grow so it moved back to Belongil Fields. The 2008 event attracted a sell-out crowd of 80\,000 patrons over 5 days. \n2009\nPeter Noble takes sole ownership of Bluesfest Pty Ltd \n2010\nBluesfest wins Australian Event of the Year & Best Cultural & Arts Event\, Australian Event Awards \n2010 – 2015\nVenue: Tyagarah Tea Tree Farm\nBluesfest celebrates its 21st birthday by moving to one of the most beautiful festival sites you could imagine: a Tea Tree farm complete with honey making bees and a koala population that melted our hearts and became another purpose for us to fight for as part of social responsibility. The location has the capacity for over 100\,000 people and camping for 6\,000 and is now the permanent home of Bluesfest. \n2011\nBluesfest wins Gold at NSW Tourism Awards for Majors Events & Festivals \n2013\nPeter Noble collaborates with leading cultural creative and Bundjalung woman Rhoda Roberts\, producing the inaugural Boomerang Festival: a ground-breaking Indigenous festival for all Australians. Bluesfest wins: Silver Best Cultural\, Arts or Music Event\, Australian Event Awards\, Gold Major Festivals & Events NSW Tourism Awards\, Gold Major Festivals & Events North Coast Tourism Awards\, Gold Best Regional Event Australian Event Awards\, Best Contemporary Music Festival Australian Helpmann Awards\, Business Excellence Award\, North Coast Tourism Awards\, The International A Greener Festival Award \n2014\nBluesfest celebrates its 25th Anniversary and reaches its highest ever attendance\nRecord breaking $55\,000 raised for Cystic Fibrosis $125\,000 raised for charity\nBluesfest wins Best Contemporary Music Festival Australian Helpmann Awards\, Gold Major Festival & Event North Coast Tourism Awards\, Silver Major Festivals & Events National Australian Tourism Awards\nPeter Noble wins the Rolling Stone Award for his contribution to the music industry \n2015\nBluesfest wins Pan Australian Festival of the Year Award at Canadian Music Week \nARTISTS SAY: \nleft \n“Somehow Byron Bay festival (Bluesfest) has given me a microphone that projected out to the world stage. It is the most important festival of my life” – Ben Harper \n“The Bluesfest is one of those festivals an artist dream about playing. When we first played in 2000 it was one of those pivotal life changing moments for us. To this day it is still one of my favourite shows and it literally launched my band nationwide”- John Butler \n“It is my favourite festival to play in the world\, & the best audience I’ve played to in the world”\n– Donavon Frankenreiter \nMEDIA SAYS:\n“For this is what Bluesfest does so well these days: puts together as varied and exciting a bill as any you’ll find around the world.”- SYDNEY MORNING HERALD \n“…a festival like no other in the country” -SYDNEY MORNING HERALD \n“Byron Bay Bluesfest has long since outgrown the restrictions of its title. Even its old blues and roots moniker falls short of describing the wealth of genres and hybrids that jostle for position over five days every Easter.” -THE AUSTRALIAN \n“While festival after festival in this country falls at the wayside\, there are a few bastions of light that hold strong and Bluesfest Byron Bay is one of the brightest of those burning torches” – MAX TV \n“day one’s line-up of eclectic and sensational acts was strong evidence on why this festival continues to not only stay strong\, but grow year after year” – MAX TV \n“none really stand up to the Mecca of the north\, Bluesfest” / “the Byron Bay extravaganza yet again stunned punters with its incredibly expansive line-up” -TONEDEAF \n“once more Bluesfest shows just why it has become such an imperative fixture on the Australian music calendar with its rich and luxurious potpourri of all the different strains of the blues and roots oeuvres\, delivered in beautiful surrounds and attended by hordes of actual music devotees.” -THE MUSIC \n“Easter just would not be the same without the annual pilgrimage to hear the music of both the past and the future delivered with reverence and conviction by some of the planet’s finest musical purveyors.” – THE MUSIC \nPATRONS SAY:\n“You guys are responsible for the best festival in Australia and I think top ten festivals in the world. It’s Perfect …keep up the good work” – Facebook fan \nTHE TEAM \nright \nIt takes a great many dedicated professionals & passionate music fans to produce such a successful event as Bluesfest. There is currently 19 permanent staff in the core management team. \nRoles span across Ticketing\, Touring\, Accounts\, Contracts\, Site Management\, Production\, Stalls Coordination\, Travel & Accommodation\, Marketing\, Administration & much more. \nAt festival time the office transforms into a bustling hub of over 40 people working toward the pointy end\, and on-site there is over 600 people working around the clock for over a week to deliver you the very best festival experience we can. \nTHE MAN BEHIND IT ALL IS… \nleft \nPeter Noble; a music industry professional for over forty years whose significant contribution to the industry has been recognised with a multitude of accolades including\, most recently\, the Rolling Stone Award for his services to Australian Music. \nDrawn to music from an early age\, the Sydney-born bassist played in Rock\, Soul and Blues bands during the 60’s & 70’s\, taking leading roles with artists including Clapham Junction\, and Marcia Hines. \nFollowing extensive national and international touring\, Peter settled in the USA and set up Portland Oregon’s first International Jazz Festival\, and was house booker at legendary venue ‘The Earth’. \nPeter returned home to Australia at the beginning of the 80’s\, and became a pioneer for Blues touring in Australia. As a direct result of Noble’s efforts\, Soul\, Jazz\, Blues and Reggae artists were finding a home\, a promoter\, and a wide audience in Australia for the first time. \nHe began booking international acts in the inimitable Byron Bay (NSW north coast) with the East Coast Blues Festival in 1990\, and became a director in 1993. \nPeter coined the term “Blues & Roots Music Festival” in 1996 to encompass the growing reach and flavour of the festival – a term which would soon find common usage throughout the Australian music industry – typified when within 12 months the ARIA Awards created a Blues & Roots category as one of their major awards. \nHe became a pioneer for Blues\, Jazz\, Roots and Indie Music touring in Australia\, as well as running AIM Records\, which was nominated for two Grammys (Best Tropical Latin Album (Vocal or Instrumental ) for Greetings From Havana – Cubanismo and Terrance Simien & The Zydeco Experience which won the Grammy for Best Zydeco or Cajun Music Album in 2008 and earned AIM the accolade as the first and only Australian independent label to win a Grammy Award. \nNoble has worked in many areas of the music business including record producing\, touring artists through his company Bluesfest Touring\, artist management\, setting up the Australian Aboriginal Artists Agency in the early 70’s\, event site development\, and festival presentations throughout Australia and South East Asia. In 2015 the Australian Music Industry Directory listed Peter in the Top 20 of most influential people in the Australian music industry. \nNoble’s long-standing dream to produce an Indigenous festival was realised in 2013 when he collaborated with leading cultural creative Rhoda Roberts\, producing the inaugural Boomerang Festival: a ground-breaking Indigenous festival for all Australians held at the home of Bluesfest\, the Tyagarah Tea Tree Farm\, to extensive acclaim. \nAs the Director of Byron Bay’s multi-award winning music festival\, Peter is passionate about social and environmental responsibility and is immeasurably philanthropic; continually supporting myriad charities and community groups\, and ensuring his events uphold their commitment to environmental conservation and animal welfare. This is reflected in the festival winning six International A Greener Festival Awards since 2007. \nBluesfest is respected for creating ongoing employment and contracts for individuals and small businesses in Byron Bay and the Northern Rivers; a small regional part of Australia with limited employment opportunities. It contributes over $40 million annually to the NSW economy\, and has provided countless opportunities for local musicians\, artists and business people through performance platforms\, stalls\, and networks. \nFurther\, he has built a multi million dollar touring company in Bluesfest Touring\, which tours over forty international artists per year\, with ongoing partnerships with some of the world’s most successful and revered musicians including Robert Plant\, Ben Harper\, Joan Armatrading\, Michael Franti\, and Charlie Musselwhite. \nAn invaluable force in the Australian and international music industry\, Peter Noble is a tireless entrepreneur and ardent music aficionado whose work has shaped what is now cemented as one of the largest and revered music events in the world. \nHe spends his time working and living between Byron Bay and Bali\, and says “Life truly is an amazing adventure which I take on with wild enthusiasm on a daily basis”.
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SUMMARY:Byron Beachside Market
DESCRIPTION:Visit the Byron Beachside Artisan Market on Easter Sunday April 21st at Denning Park from 8am to 4pm\, if you’re looking for something unique\,something handmade\, as all products are made by our own local artisans. \nYou’ll find original artworks\, textiles\, ceramics\, home wares and skincare\, as well as cutting edge fashion and jewellery. \nIf you’re a foodie\, you’ll especially love our market … quality coffee\, great cakes\, mouth watering juices\, jams and relishes\, Italian food\, Japanese food\, Mexican and much more. \nEnjoy one of the many activities for the kids and seek out our practitioners who offer an array of services including tarot\, massage and healing. \nAnd when you need a break from the shopping\, sit back and be entertained by a stellar line-up of performers with the Mapstone and Raku O’Gaia.
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SUMMARY:Northern Rivers Food Harvest Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Northern Rivers Food Harvest Festival is all about connecting people with real food on real farms. The Festival provides locals and visitors with an opportunity to sample fresh and beautifully prepared food by renowned local chefs\, hear how it is grown and pay homage to our much loved local food producers! \nIn 2019 we’re excited to be expanding the Northern Rivers Food Harvest Festival to a 12 day celebration – with an Opening Event at the soon-to-be opened Husk Distillers at North Tumbulgum\, our inaugural Harvest Autumn Fair at the North Byron Parklands and the return of our Harvest Trail. \nBetween these key events\, Northern Rivers Food members will be showcasing a series of local food tours\, dinners and food experiences\, from paddock to plate and seed to flower!
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SUMMARY:Open Studios - Ballina\, Byron & Beyond
DESCRIPTION:Open Studios – Ballina\, Byron & Beyond is an exciting arts studio adventure trail designed to allow the public to discover and experience the diversity of working studios of local artists and artisans. \nAcross two weekends\, artists of all genres will open their studios and workshops to allow the public to learn more about the creative and production process\, discover original creations and buy artworks or sign up to a workshop.
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/open-studios-ballina-byron-beyond-2/
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SUMMARY:Psychic Expo
DESCRIPTION:Immerse yourself in a relaxing Psychic Expo day at the beautiful Byron Bay RSL. There will be Oracle and Tarot Readers\, Mediums\, Astrologists\, Reiki Healers\, stalls full of candles\, crystals\, jewellery\, spiritual wares and much more. Come feel the energy of these gifted light workers and the spiritual vibration they work from. Starts 10am Saturday 27th April.
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SUMMARY:Byron Harmony Day
DESCRIPTION:Byron Harmony Day Festival 2019  \nDate : Saturday 27th April 2019 Time : 11am- 8pm \nVenue : Mullumbimby Civic Hall [55 Dalley Street\, Mullumbimby\, NSW] \nHome page : www.byronharmony.com \nWet Weather Alternative: Yes \nEvent Organizer : Australia Indonesia Art Alliance www.aiaa.org.au \nSupported by: Byron Shire Council\, Regional Arts NSW \n\n\n\n\n  \nLINE UP \nYoyo Tuki (Rapa Nui) \nGo Happy Africa \nKizuna Taiko Drums \nLucy Gallant \nKobya Kageni \nEcstatic African Dance \nVeil of Dreams Belly Dance \nBollywood Sisters \nSakura Dance Group \n\n\n\n\n  \nEstimated Audience : 2000 \nVolunteers : 20 \nFood Stalls : 8 – 10 \nMarket Stalls : 30 \nPerformers : 150 \nPerformances : 20 -25 \nWorkshops : 6-8 \nCharity Stalls :10 \nFee : $100 for food stalls\, $40 for merchandise \nEnquiries Fabrizio Calafuri byronharmonyday@gmail.com 0405995813 \nStalls & Performers Apply at www.byronharmony.com
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