Screenworks Regional to Global returns to Lennox Head for two action-packed days of industry insights, creative conversations, networking and connection with Australia’s screen community.

Explore the space between fracture and healing as Northern Rivers artist Jo Kaiser invites audiences to pause, reflect and add their own responses to this deeply personal exhibition.

Step inside the House of Spaghetti as performers of all ages bring Mullumbimby Showground alive with dazzling circus skills, colour, movement and sequins across five spectacular shows.

A weekend of seasonal cooking and beautiful bottles with Matt Stone and Mike Bennie. Join us across Saturday lunch and dinner, and Sunday lunch for a menu made to share, paired with a thoughtful wine lineup.

Fantasy, friendship and forbidden desires collide in this cheeky new comedy premiering at Byron Theatre this August.

Celebrating 30 years of stories, ideas and big conversations, Byron Writers Festival returns for three inspiring days in the heart of Byron Bay.

Mid-winter meets festive indulgence as Three Blue Ducks serves up a one-day-only Christmas in July feast with all the trimmings, mulled wine and classic holiday favourites.

A limited-ticket winter high tea in the ancient Gondwana rainforest brings together HOME Alstonville and Nightcap Ridge for a native-inspired feast surrounded by subtropical forest.

Created for children aged 3–10 and their grown-ups, the 60-minute live concert features songs from beloved films, musicals and and heroines including Frozen, Moana, Tangled, Wicked, K-pop Demon Hunters and more, woven together with storytelling and audience participation.

A contemplative new analogue photography exhibition, The Still Point brings together the distinct visual worlds of Bijou Lily and Kojiro Oishi, inviting audiences at Lone Goat Gallery to slow down, look deeper and reconnect with the quiet beauty of landscape.

A vibrant new exhibition celebrating memory, identity, home and the natural world through the work of Gold Coast artists Claire Bear and Sarah Gee.

With its reputation for bringing together an eclectic mix of acts, Mullum Roots Festival has successfully carved out its place as one of the most anticipated events on the regional calendar.

Four multidisciplinary artists come together at Studio 8 Currumbin for Afterglow, a vibrant week-long exhibition exploring colour, memory and materiality through painting, ceramics, textiles and glass.

This year’s program showcases cinematic excellence, environmental storytelling, visually arresting screen art, cult classics, and the launch of Australia’s first award dedicated to nature documentary.

Fragments is a vibrant and emotionally expressive collection of floral works by Toowoomba artist Sam Walton, opening this May at Studio 8 Currumbin.

A bold celebration of sensuality, self-expression and sisterhood, Wild Women: Pretty Audacious returns to the stage at Brunswick Picture House for three nights only.

Packed with camp glamour, big-hearted storytelling and high-energy musical numbers, the production delivers dazzling costumes, towering wigs and a disco-fuelled soundtrack in a joyful celebration of identity, community and live performance.