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SUMMARY:Sample Food Festival
DESCRIPTION:Sample a taste of Northern New South Wales\, is the premier food event for Northern NSW. It takes place on the 1st Saturday in September at the Bangalow Showgrounds\, in the Byron Bay hinterland. \nSince our debut festival in 2011\, farmers\, producers\, chefs and a whole range of creative individuals from all corners of the region\, have come together to share their wares\, their passion and their knowledge. \nEach year foodies from far and wide have the opportunity to “sample” the best food and beverage\, Northern New South Wales has to offer. The region’s top restaurants compete for the coveted “Gold Fork” awards and collaborate on a special luncheon. \nThe 9th Annual Sample Food Festival will be held on Saturday 7th September 2019 at the Bangalow Showground. $5 entry at the gate. Kids Free. Free Parking all day onsite.
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SUMMARY:TAKE YOUR DEAM - free pre-premiere screening - Billinudgel
DESCRIPTION:In 2016\, American firefighters Eric Helmick and his two sons\, Hunter and Tuck – took on the challenge of swimming Australia’s longest river\, the River Murray\, a total distance of over 2400 km to inspire the youth of Australia. Their journey began in the Snowy Mountains and ended 120 days later in South Australia and the Southern Ocean. They called themselves Team Help. Their journey was not just a personal challenge. Though the team had experience as certified swift water rescue swimmers\, both Eric and Hunter were not endurance swimmers prior to the swim. They simply wanted to do something that would capture people’s attention and in so doing\, were able to find opportunities to meet with youth along their journey. The goal was simple. Do something epic to inspire people. Inspiration brings hope. Hope brings transformation. As the team met with youth and schools along their journey\, they were able to share their hearts and encourage others to believe in themselves.
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LOCATION:NSW
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SUMMARY:Nimbin Roots Festival
DESCRIPTION:IF YOU’RE EVEN JUST A LITTLE BIT CURIOUS ABOUT VISITING NIMBIN OR YOU’VE BEEN BEFORE AND LOOKING FOR AN EXCUSE TO COME BACK\, THEN NIMBIN ROOTS FESTIVAL IS THE PERFECT EXCUSE!\nJOIN OUR NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL VISITORS AND COME AND EXPERIENCE NIMBIN TOWN COME ALIVE WITH AUTHENTIC ROOTS MUSIC AND VARIOUS WORKSHOPS. \nTHE FESTIVAL IS HELD IN VARIOUS VENUES THROUGHOUT NIMBIN SO A FESTIVAL TICKET MEANS YOU GET THE CHANCE TO BE AMONGST THE LOCALS AND THE QUAINT TOWNSHIP AND WANDER IN AND OUT OF THE VENUES TO BE PART OF THE MUSIC EXPERIENCE THAT HAS NOW GAINED THE REPUTATION FOR BEING AMONGST THE MOST DIVERSE AND AUTHENTIC IN AUSTRALIA. \nSUSTAINABILITY\nPROTECTING THE PLANET IS WHERE IT’S AT AND THAT’S WHERE WE’RE AT TOO! THAT’S WHY WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON MAKING THE FESTIVAL UNIQUE AND AFFORDABLE FOR EVERYONE! ALL OF OUR VENUES ARE SOLAR POWERED AND OUR FOOD STALLS ARE PLANT BASED AND MARKET STALLS AND WORKSHOPS ARE BASED AROUND SUSTAINABLE LIVING. PLUS WE ALWAYS HAVE A PEACE RALLY IN THE STREETS OF NIMBIN. THIS YEAR WE WILL BE RALLYING FOR CLIMATE ACTION SO MAKE YOUR BANNERS AND JOIN US TO MAKE A NOISE ABOUT THE MOST IMPORTANT GLOBAL ISSUE ! WE GUARENTEE YOU’LL COME AWAY ENLIGHTENED AND IN LOVE WITH NIMBIN AND NEW MUSIC THAT YOU’LL PROBABLY NOT SEE AT ANY OTHER FESTIVAL. \nFESTIVAL TICKET INCLUDES\nUNLIMITED ACCESS INTO THE FESTIVAL VENUES. ENTRY INTO THE AUSTRALIAN ROOTS MUSIC AWARDS HELD ON THE SUNDAY AFTERNOON. TICKET DOES NOT INCLUDE CAMPING. \nCAMPING\nTHERE IS PLENTY OF CAMPING AVAILABLE AT NIMBIN SHOWGROUND. $10 PER PERSON PER NIGHT TO CAMP. PAY AT THE GATE. NO BOOKINGS. THERE ARE SOME POWERED SITES BUT FIRST IN. THE FACILITIES ARE TERRIFIC AND THE SHOWGROUND IS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO TOWN AND FESTIVAL VENUES. \nACCOM IN NIMBIN\nTHERE ARE VARIOUS ACCOM OPTIONS IN NIMBIN. HERE IS A LINK TO THE TOURISM WEBSITE WHICH PROVIDES A LIST. WWW.VISITNIMBIN.COM.AU \nACCOM IN LISMORE\n​LISMORE IS THE NEAREST BIG TOWN TO NIMBIN. 30 MINUTES. THERE IS PLENTY OF ACCOM OPTIONS IN LISMORE. CAR POOL IT IN AND YOU’RE SORTED!\nHERE IS A LINK TO THE TOURISM WEBSITE WHICH PROVIDES A LIST. ​\nWWW.VISITLISMORE.COM.AU
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SUMMARY:BARRIO X PENNY'S CHEESE SHOP
DESCRIPTION:BARRIO X PENNY’S CHEESE SHOP – The Art of Pairing Italian Cheese and Wine Masterclass \nMonday 16 September at 6pm \n$60 \nStart with snacks and sparkling wine\, then taste your way through 5 Italian cheeses and wines. \nCheeses are served with a presentation by the Queen of Cheese Penny Lawson while local legend Russ Berry from Where the Wine Things Are will discuss the pairing and how to match wine with cheese. \nThe night will be filled with lots of laughs\, information and a few cheeky surprises. \n “I am so passionate about all cheese and especially working with quality Italian cheeses. Barrio’s Co-Owner Dan Wyllie is a close friend and whilst we were travelling in Italy we went to the Slow Food Cheese Festival and we fell in love with Italian cheese.  I am looking forward to coming to Barrio Eatery & Bar in Byron Bay\, and sharing my knowledge and experience of the history and culture of Italian cheese and gastronomy.” \nPenny Lawson loves nothing more than opening up a new wheel of cheese and seeing what the season and the age have done to the flavour and texture. Her knowledge of cheese has earned her the title “Cheese Queen” in Sydney\, and her toasties are known far and wide as the city’s most decadent and delicious on offer. \nExpect an evening curated by the Cheese Queen herself with a selection of hard\, soft and everything-in-between Italian cheese. Award-winning Sommelier and wine-educator Russ Berry will be pairing wines to each cheese. \nFor Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/barrio-x-pennys-cheese-shop-the-art-of-pairing-italian-cheese-and-wine-masterclass-tickets-68573622551
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SUMMARY:ADFAS - Art Deco Design and Building Decoration lecture
DESCRIPTION:Art Deco architecture from the 1920s and 30s has an immediately recognisable style and appeal. At that time\, precision machining produced perfect straight lines and curves that enhanced all aspects of these unique forward-looking designs for cinemas\, hotels\, theatres\, offices\, shops and homes. Features include streamlining\, sunbursts\, ziggurats\, eyebrows\, frozen fountains\, Egyptian themes & nautical designs. Between the wars\, this movement spread into the suburbs and the film industry used art deco design to attract cinema-goers into surreal surroundings of the picture palaces. Christopher Bradley’s talk on this unique architecture and art history will explore impressive examples in South Beach Miami\, Napier\, Cairo\, and Mumbai as well as art deco in Australia. \nDoors open for a welcome drink at 6pm. The lecture will be followed by a light supper. \nNon-members are most welcome – cost $25. Enquiries 0417636011 or adfas.org.au or Facebook@ADFASByronBay
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LOCATION:NSW
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190919
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190923
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SUMMARY:Big Scrub Rainforest Day 2019
DESCRIPTION:Experience the rainforest at the 21st annual Big Scrub Rainforest Day is on the 19th\, 20th\, 21st and 22ndSeptember 2019! \nJoin in over 15 activities across 4 days in idyllic locations learning about our critically endangered lowland subtropical rainforest ‘the Big Scrub’ and its magnificent biodiversity. The weekend features nature connection\, landholder field days\, community tree plantings\, guided rainforest walks\, science and ecology talks\, and fun family activities. Most activities are free\, while others will contribute 100% of ticket sales to Big Scrub Landcare. \nMore info here
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/big-scrub-rainforest-day-2019/
LOCATION:NSW
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SUMMARY:Brunswick Picture House - 80's Weekend!
DESCRIPTION:IT’S A BIG 80’S DOUBLE AT THE BRUNSWICK PICTURE HOUSE THIS WEEKEND!  \nFirst up …. Footloose Film Event … Fri 20th Sep @ 7pm  \nBy popular demand\, we are thrilled (really\, we are!) to announce our next infamous Film Event: the 80’s classic FOOTLOOSE which made a superstar of its lead actor\, Kevin Bacon. \nA city teenager moves to a small town where rock music and dancing have been banned\, and his rebellious spirit shakes up the populace. \nIt tells the story of Ren McCormack (Bacon)\, a teenager from Chicago who moves to a small western town with his family. Unfortunately\, rock music and dancing have been banned\, and the film tracks Ren’s rebellious in shaking up the populace by attempting to overturn the ban\, which resulted from the efforts of a local minister (John Lithgow). \nThe film is loosely based on actual events that took place in the small\, rural\, and religious community of Elmore City\, Oklahoma. \nAlthough receiving mixed reviews upon its release\, the film was a box office hit and has endured to this day\, thanks to its classic hit soundtrack tunes (“Footloose\,” “Let’s Hear It for the Boy”) and its famous dance sequences. \nIn true Brunswick Picture House fashion\, this footloose and fancy-free film event will feature more than just the screening\, with live performances and other surprises! \nAnd in celebrating the 80’s this weekend\, don’t miss Saturday night’s Brunswick Picture House Prom Night — dress up and relive your very own high school formal at our Prom Night\, an 80’s dance party extravaganza like no other! \nAdult $18 | Concession $16 | Child $14 \nCombined price with “Prom Night”: Adult $33 | Concession $30 | Child $20 \n  \nFollowed by..Picture House Prom .. Sat 21st Sep @ 7pm  \nFor many teens\, it can be either the best night of their lives or a night to forget. \nWe’re transforming the Brunswick Picture House into a school gymnasium and giving you the chance to relive your high school formal — in the best way ever\, of course — as we present… the Picture House Prom Night! \nThe dance floor is yours\, so come join us for our very own 80’s dance party! If you’ve been waiting years for an excuse to bring out that peach taffeta number\, your lace gloves\, that red leather jacket\, those gold chains and whatever tickled your fancy\, now’s your chance! \nAs always\, we’ll be putting our own Picture House touch on the Prom Night and revisiting our favourite era of all time with live performances\, games\, video clips\, a very special guest MC and more 80’s tracks than you can shake your body at as we head Back to the Futu… er\, the 80’s! \nAdult $20 | Concession $18 | Child $15
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/brunswick-picture-house-80s-weekend/
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SUMMARY:Palace Cinemas - Italian Film Festival 2019
DESCRIPTION:The Lavazza Italian Film Festival was founded in 2000 by Antonio Zeccola who\, in one of Australia’s many migrant success stories\, built Australia’s only national boutique cinema network which now encompasses more than one hundred screens nationally. \nTwenty years ago\, Antonio realised that Australia had other film festivals\, but nothing dedicated to Italian cinema\, and an idea was born. In November 2000 in Sydney and Melbourne\, the first edition presented eleven features\, five retrospective titles and five shorts\, including Opening Night selection Bread and Tulips (Pane e Tulipani) by Silvio Soldini and One Hundred Steps (I cento passi) directed by Marco Tullio Giordana. The event was a resounding success. \nSpurred by audience demand\, the second Italian Film Festival expanded nationally in 2001 to Perth\, Adelaide and Brisbane\, with the Opening Night selection Malena starring Monica Bellucci\, the Centrepiece The Son’s Room (La stanza del figlio) directed by Nanni Moretti and Closing Night Selection The Last Kiss (L’ultimo bacio) directed by Gabriele Muccino. Since then the festival has grown in popularity to the point where it is now the biggest public celebration of Italian cinema outside Italy. \nThe event has partnered with many organisations and cultural partners over the years\, however the most longstanding relationship has been with LAVAZZA who have now been the Festival’s principal sponsor for the last sixteen years. \nOrganised entirely by Palace\, a 100% Australian-owned independent family business\, the festival continues to present the best new contemporary Italian cinema and most cherished classics on the big screen. For almost two decades the Festival has celebrated Italian language\, culture and la dolce vita with an ever-growing audience\, last year attracting over 84\,000 people nationally. \nViva il cinema!
URL:https://www.visitbyronbay.com/event/palace-cinemas-italian-film-festival-2019/
LOCATION:NSW
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190928T080000
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SUMMARY:Byron Beachside Market
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a fabulous day out at the BYRON BEACHSIDE MARKET on Saturday September  28th from 8am till 4pm at Dening Park\, Byron Beach foreshore. \nShowcasing quality products from over 200 creative artists from our local region\, hand made\, hand baked or hand grown. \nRevel in the vibrant atmosphere with family and friends over a coffee\, gourmet treats\, brunch or lunch while you listen to some fantastic  live music featuring the  Yoyo Tuki trio\, Sam Buckingham and Tim Stokes.
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SUMMARY:The Brunswick Picture House Tea Dance
DESCRIPTION:Brunswick Picture House is bringing back the Golden Years with its inaugural Picture House Tea Dance.\nJoin us for an afternoon of live music\, dancing and reminiscing. ‘Tea and scones’ will be provided\, and your favourite ‘tea’ treats and hot beverages will be available for purchase from our kiosk. Bring your old friends or come along to make new ones\, in a true celebration of the Golden Years. \nWhat is a Tea Dance\, you may ask? \ntea dance (noun)\n1. an occasion consisting of afternoon tea with dancing\, originating in 19th-century society. \nA tea dance\, also called a thé dansant (French for “dancing tea”)\, was a dance held in the summer or autumn from 4 to 7pm In the English countryside\, a garden party sometimes preceded the dance. The usual refreshments in 1880 were tea and coffee\, ices\, champagne-cup and claret-cup\, fruit\, sandwiches\, cake\, and biscuits. The expected feature was a live orchestra or a small band playing light classical music\, even after the invention of the phonograph. The dances included waltzes\, tangos\, and the Charleston by the late 1920s. The dining room served as the tea room\, with the dining tables arranged at one end as a buffet. Floral decorations were modest. \nBefore the 1950s\, young people flocked to tea dances to socialise\, and dance the tango\, waltz and foxtrot. Then the 60s happened and for the next four decades we preferred to dance in nightclubs alone — or\, at most\, around our handbags. But recently\, something has changed. Perhaps it’s the basic premise that everything old becomes new again\, or a more basic longing to connect\, but the Tea Dance is back in vogue — and this time the crowds are much more diverse. \n“Over time the move towards people dancing alone meant we lost the art of making contact through dance\, and we want to bring back this connection. We are holding our first Picture House Tea Dance to encourage this communication through dance to be available to all. We are welcoming teenagers through to centurions\, and giving them a space to dance together so we get a wonderful mix of ages and backgrounds.” \n— Brett Haylock\, Picture House Co-owner \nAdult $20 | Golden (Seniors & concession cardholders) $15 | Child (3–15) $10 \nPlease note that every ticket holder will receive complimentary ‘tea and scones’.  Other tea treats and hot beverages are NOT included in the ticket price.
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