New figures from the 2025 Street Count show a reduction in rough sleeping across Byron Shire, with local service Fletcher Street Cottage playing a critical role in delivering this progress.

Hula, often called the dance of aloha, is renowned for its ability to warm the heart and spark spontaneous smiles.

Their generosity and community spirit have carried us through the past 130 years, and their impact continues to be felt every single day.

A new weekly women-only service to provide safety, dignity and support in the heart of Byron Bay for women experiencing homelessness, domestic violence and financial insecurity. 

A bold new era of professional theatre begins in the Byron Shire with the launch of Displace I Call Home, the debut production from the newly formed Byron Theatre Company, opens this July. 

Wilderluxe Lake Keepit invites you to slow down, breathe deeply and experience the magic of nature in comfort and style.

We want to create a night-time experience that not only supports our local economy but also celebrates the essence of Byron — its people, its stories and its unmistakable energy.

The incredible 4-day 3-night walk weaves through the Gondwanan rainforest and ancient volcanic landscapes.

Bluesfest – an Australian-owned, truly independent celebration of live music - will be back in 2026. 

Authentic, creative and welcoming. Whether you’re a market regular or just visiting for the weekend, this is your chance to experience Byron like a local.

The stories we hear every day are powerful reminders of why this service matters. We’re not only offering breakfast or a shower, but hope, connection and the first step toward stability.

Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned festival-goer, here are 10 essential ways to make sure you’re fully prepared for the magic of Bluesfest.

Headlined by iconic Australian acts The Waifs and Jeff Lang, the exciting line-up also features favourites such as Emily Lubitz, JB’s Blues Breakers, The Versace Boys, Shane Howard, The Soul Movers, and many more.

It’s a true win for everyone – from the farmers, to the environment and to our customers who can enjoy their steak with a clearer conscience.

John’s story is truly inspiring. During a difficult time in his life, yoga became his lifeline. That experience ignited his mission to share yoga with the world, leading to the birth of Byron Yoga Centre in 1988.