Come and celebrate Easter Sunday with a full day of relaxed, farm-style festivities on Sunday 5 April, including the debut of a new live Easter Show set in the macadamia orchard.

Like all of you who had planned on going to Bluesfest, we were bummed out when it got cancelled. So, we thought stuff it, we wanna play a gig anyway so we are! The Living End are gonna rip the roof off the Brunswick Hotel. Let’s Rock!!

Come and celebrate the small joys of life - walk the fields, gather around the fire, share food, drink, and conversation—be present, be merry, and make this equinox truly unforgettable.

Amid political upheaval in Tibet and profound cultural transformation in the West, Meeting the Buddha tells a richly historical yet deeply personal story of how timeless wisdom found its way into modern life.

Nudge Nudge Wink Wink is back in the Shed at the Billinudgel Hotel on Saturday 7 March, bringing together quality dance music, a generous dancefloor and a community that knows how to do a good night properly.

To celebrate the reopening, KIVARI will host a special in-store event featuring music, refreshments and exclusive KIVARI gift bags for customers on the day.

An explosive fusion of breaking, live music and cinematic visuals arrives at Byron Theatre this February.

Following his sold-out 2025 tour, including a breakout performance at Bluesfest Byron Bay, the Grammy-winning blues sensation is back with his most ambitious album yet—Hard Road.

A rare astrological alignment not seen in over 6,000 years will be marked with a solutions focused community gathering at Byron Theatre on Friday 20 February, coinciding with the launch of local author Fiona Love’s novel Clandestine Wings.

Sunset Assembly invites you to a slow, soulful gathering for groovers who prefer depth over drops and connection over chaos. As the sun dips, warm rhythms roll in: unhurried, sensual, and spacious enough to breathe inside.

Set to bring their compelling blend of folk songwriting and harmonic bliss to Australian venues in January/February 2026, is the talented Ocie Elliott – the project of Canadian musicians Jon Middleton and Sierra Lundy.

Get ready to dust off your flares, platform shoes and sequins - the party of the 70s decade is coming to Byron Bay!

Step into the new year with rhythm, connection, and community as Sensory Blender presents Rhythms of Resolution — a day and night celebration of global beats, soulful grooves, and deep dancefloor energy at the North Byron Hotel on New Year’s Day, 2026.

The Russell Hobbs British Film Festival, presented by Palace, returns to Byron Bay this November with a spectacular program of new releases, documentaries, comedies and retrospectives celebrating the best of British cinema.

This milestone edition brings a decade of joy, generosity and dance-floor magic, uniting the community once again for an unforgettable night of rhythm, connection and giving back.

If you love a good sing-along and a healthy dose of Christmas cheer, mark Saturday 6 December in your diary, because Stukulele and Miss Amber’s Christmas Uke-Tacular is back at The Courthouse Hotel, Mullumbimby!

Created in collaboration with some of Byron’s most creative locals, this edition of the fiery celebration of food, art and live music draws inspiration from desert nights, summer solstice energy and a touch of Moroccan magic.

Byron Bay’s local firefighters are lacing up their boots - and suiting up in more than 18 kilograms of firefighting gear - for the second annual Byron Firies Relay, raising money and awareness for Prostate Cancer through Movember.

The Citadel in Murwillumbah hosts the debut of Sunset Assembly — a new event concept blending slow grooves, warm rhythms, and community spirit as the sun sets.

There’s something special about being by the ocean with live music, handmade goods and happy faces all around.

Big hearts, good times and great grooves come together for a community cause.

Expect a day packed with fresh insights, interactive workshops and actionable takeaways, along with a working-style networking lunch to connect with industry peers.

The festival runs from 17–26 October, with BIRTHRIGHT launching celebrations on Friday October 17 at a red-carpet gala screening at Palace Byron Bay, followed by an after-party at Byron’s stylish Tokyo Doll, complete with karaoke.