Local Events

Other articles in this series:

• Belongil Fields, Byron Bay from the 11th to the 14th December. (Issue 249)
• Sanctuary Northern Rivers, a not-for-profit community organisation, has been settling refugees from war-torn areas into the Lismore region for the past 6 years. (Issue 249)
• On December 12th at Lismore City Hall NORPA is hosting our first ever fundraising extravaganza. (Issue 249)
• The Buttery will be staging its annual pre-FESTIVE SEASON art exhibition and sale at the Bangalow A & I Hall. (Issue 248)
• All are invited to celebrate the changing of the guard (editors) and the VJ in general… (Issue 247)
• School Picnic at Rosebank (Issue 247)
• Oct 22 - 24th, Lismore Showground. (Issue 247)
• Huge Annual Local Event - Sunday Sptember 20… (Issue 246)
• From whales to woodchop, our region has it all… (Issue 246)
• Preparations are underway for Cape Byron Steiner Schools spring fair… (Issue 246)
• Sculpture show on in Federal… (Issue 246)
• Irish architect Peter Cowman explores 'Invisible Architecture'… (Issue 246)
• Machael Domeyko Rowland is regarded as Australia's leading self-development author… (Issue 246)
• Discussion group talks about 'the Crystal Palace Exhibition of 1851'… (Issue 246)
• Invites you to the screening of Australia Pumping Empty. (Issue 245)
• ADFAS Byron Bay & District will be holding their meeting on Monday July 13 at the A& I Hall in Bangalow at 7.30 pm. (Issue 244)
• The 25th Annual Bentley Art Prize will be held at Bentley Public Hall (midway between Lismore and Kyogle) on 31st July – 2nd August. Opening times will be Friday 7-9pm, Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday 9am-3pm. (Issue 244)
• Saturday 13th June 2009 between 10am and 4pm. (Issue 243)
• Composting Loo-Doo, Saturday 9th May 2009 (Issue 242)
• At the Lismore Showground on 16 & 17 May. (Issue 242)
• Lismore Community Volunteer Expo 2009 (Issue 241)
• Community Workshop, Corndale Hall, April 29 (Issue 241)
• Whian Whian hall gig a great success! (Issue 241)
• April's film: Secretary (Issue 241)
• April 09 Mobile Library times (Issue 241)
• Come to the 'world famous' Green Drinks! (Issue 241)
• 3 Great local bands, Invisible Friend, Red Belly Black, Bassix - 28th March (Issue 240)
• Times for the mobile library (Issue 240)
• Exhibition running from 23 January to 7 March 2009. (Issue 239)
• The Big Joke Comedy Festival runs from 26-29 March. (Issue 239)
• Movie showing 14th February: A fish calld Wanda (Issue 239)
• Byron Shire ACE Courses (Issue 239)
• Sustainable projects article. (Issue 239)
• Eureka Hall are having a fundraiser for New Years Eve. The party starts at 8.00pm and you can dance the night away with a DJ and great rock ‚Äòn‚Äô roll music until 1.00am. (Issue 238)
• November 29 & 30th at her studio in Corndale. (Issue 237)
• Saturday Nov 8. starts 8pm at Repentance Creek Hall. (Issue 237)
• Friday November 21, 2008 (Issue 237)
• 2PM, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 9TH (Issue 237)
• WHIAN WHIAN HALL on Saturday November 15th. (Issue 237)
• Through community engagement in on-the-ground action and cultural exchange with Aboriginal custodians, we can work together. (Issue 237)
• A mini Mullum Music university will be taking place all day Saturday November 22nd and Sunday 23rd, as an integral part of the inaugural Mullum Music Festival (Issue 237)
• Four female artists show their work. (Issue 236)
• Exhibition opening night - Thurs 9th October. (Issue 236)
• The next bush dance will be on Nov 8th, starting at 7pm. (Issue 236)
• 3 great bands playing on the 11th October celebrating 100 years. (Issue 236)
• Norco North Coast National Show on 16th October (Issue 236)
• A fun day out for you and your dog - October 21st. (Issue 236)
• Next market scheduled for 25th October, 9-11am (Issue 236)
• Brett Whiteley exhibition in Lismore. (Issue 236)
• Presented at the Bush Factory on 24-26 October (Issue 236)
• Saturday 1st November 2008, 1pm onwards. (Issue 236)
• An album will be launched on Saturday 25th October. (Issue 236)
• Open Day to be held on Saturday 20th September from 10am onwards. (Issue 235)
• Information Day will be held at Corndale Hall on Sunday, September 7th between 9am and noon. (Issue 235)
• A morning tea will be held at Dorroughby Hall on Sunday September 21st. (Issue 235)
• Saturday 27th September, 9-noon at Rosebank Hall. (Issue 235)
• Event to be held on Sunday 14th September at Rocky Creek Dam. Bird walks start from 7am. (Issue 235)
• Event to be held September 5 - 7. (Issue 235)
• An educational and practical workshop for women as part of National Continence Awareness Week. (Issue 234)
• The next fair will be held in September. (Issue 234)
• The next market will be held on Saturday 26th July at Rosebank Hall from 11am-3pm. (Issue 233)
• RCI has brought a DVD projector via a grant. Anyone interested? (Issue 233)
• Join us Saturday July 19th! (Issue 233)
• A successful fundraiser was held on the 14th June to buy a metal detector for landmine clearing in Cambodia. (Issue 233)
• A new Folk night is starting on the first Friday of every month a the Federal Church. (Issue 232)
• Repentance Creek Hall - 7th June. (Issue 232)
• An Arts Northern Rivers Project as the Northern Rivers Indigenous artists respond to the apology. (Issue 232)
• 28th June, 1-4pm at Rosebank Hall (Issue 232)
• A community get together on 24th of May. (Issue 231)
• 26 APRIL TO 7 JUNE 2008 (Issue 231)
• Information and schedule of festival. (Issue 231)
• May 17th, 10am-4pm. (Issue 230)
• Vital Energy, Wellness and Calm Lifestyle event this ANZAC weekend at the Australasian Qi/Chi/ Ki/ Arts Festival. (Issue 230)
• Funky Moves will open a studio on Mondays at Federal Hall. (Issue 230)
• Repentance Creek Hall Gig will be held on Sunday 12th April from 7.30pm. (Issue 230)
• Come Along to a Rainforest Planting at the Crystal Castle (Issue 229)
• Creative Competition is on again for young people aged between 16 and 25. (Issue 229)
• Celebrate Chinese New Year with the new Qigong & Tai Chi network ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• Lots of fun in the last two weeks of holidays ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• Australian talent highlighted at Byron Bay Film Festival ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• Information on the Bangalow and District Garden Club. (Issue 227)
• Sunday 25th November at Coronation Hall, Clunes from 2.30pm - 4.30pm (Issue 226)
• The Urban has a new group painting exhibition at the cafe by Art Piece Gallery, Mullumbimby. (Issue 225)
• Photos of the Channon Annual Spring Arts Masquerade Ball (Issue 225)
• A Rural Women's Afternoon Tea is planned on the 21st October. (Issue 225)
• The Clunes Junior Cricket Club is preparing for a big season 2007/08. Come to the Family Cricket Day, Corndale cricket ground on Sunday 14th October. (Issue 224)
• Peace Day is set for September 16th at Ewingsdale Hall. (Issue 224)
• Sunday September 9 is Big Scrub Rainforest Day. (Issue 224)
• Annual Channon Spring Arts Ball held on 22nd September (Issue 224)
• Sara Tindley will perform at Repentance Creek Hall on September 29. (Issue 224)
• Musical Trilogy to Celebrate the centenary of St Carthage's Cathedral, Lismore (Issue 223)
• Big Scrub Rainforest Day is being held at Rocky Creek Dam for the 9th year on Sunday September 9th 2007. (Issue 223)
• Community Awards (Issue 222)
• 1st Bangalow Scout Group has had to postpone the Family Fun Day. (Issue 222)
• Pranyama Meditation on Wednesday nights from 7pm to 8pm. (Issue 221)
• 23rd Bentley Art Prize to be held at Bentley Public Hall on August 3/4/5 (Issue 221)
• Federal Fire Brigade are having a garage sale and sausage sizzle on June 23rd. (Issue 221)
• Between Saturday June 23 and Sunday July 1, FEHVA 2007 will be staged at the A & I Hall, Bangalow. (Issue 221)
• Puppets, Fireworks, The Hoochers, Lanterns, Fire and much more this June 23rd. (Issue 221)
• Saturday June 15. Dinner 6om, Concert 7pm. Come and enjoy with Federal School of Arts (Issue 221)
• The inaugural 'Village Blues' will be held on the new deck at Dunoon Sports Club? (Issue 220)
• Channon Children's centre annual curry night is here again (Issue 220)
• Spotswood, May 12 (Issue 220)
• World Premiere: "Activating Collective Sovereignty - Our Time has come' (Issue 220)
• Vets Beyond Borders? (Issue 220)
• Come to Bangalow on March 31st. (Issue 218)
• M.E.A.D is a dark age re-creationist group, a multicultural blending of all things ancient. (Issue 218)
• Byron Bay film festival on Feb 9th - 17th. (Issue 217)
• Woodwork and Cottage Craft Fair on Saturday, March 17. (Issue 217)
• How to get rid of the Cats Claw weed. (Issue 217)
• An exhibition that considers the significance of water and waterways to aboriginal people. (Issue 217)
• Clunes Christmas Carols will be held at Village Common, Sunday December 17th, from 5.30pm. (Issue 216)
• Christmas Event (Issue 216)
• Saturday November 18th at St Andrews Anglican Church, Zadoc St, Lismore (Issue 215)
• It's on again. November 4 from 7.30pm? (Issue 214)
• Exhibition at the Lismore Regional Gallery, opening October 6. (Issue 214)
• Orchestral favourites, from classics to movie and musical themes? (Issue 214)
• You're invited? (Issue 214)
• School holiday classes in Dunoon. (Issue 214)
• Choir performs on Sunday September 24, 2pm (Issue 213)
• 9am onwards Saturday 23rd September. (Issue 213)
• Event on Friday September 22nd. (Issue 213)
• A circus masquerade. (Issue 213)
• Scheduled for weekend of September 29,30 & 1 (Issue 213)
• Local Artists expo at the Channon Tavern? (Issue 212)
• The emergence of Northern Rivers Artists (Issue 212)
• Stalls, showbags and more? (Issue 212)
• Lismore Performing Arts Festival (Issue 212)
• Saturday, September 23 at Rosebank Recreation Reserve (Issue 211)
• Genevieve Lacey, recorder and Karin Schaupp, guitar (Issue 211)
• News from Federal Community Children's Centre and Federal Village Gallery (Issue 211)
• April and May Fair news (Issue 210)
• Warwick Stocks exhibition on in Federal Village Gallery April 8 - June 25, Wed - Sun 11am-4pm (Issue 209)
• Lismore Symphony Orchestra presents Carl Orff's 'Carmina Burana'. (Issue 209)
• Mobile Library Times (Issue 209)
• Centenary of St Peter's Anglican Church July 2nd (Issue 208)
• Last Sunday of the month at 4pm (Issue 208)
• Concert May 5 Lismore City Hall (Issue 208)
• Master Puppeteer and Musician April 7 8pm (Issue 208)
• Rosebank choir update (Issue 208)