Local Events

Other articles in this series:

• Saturday 5th November, 12 noon (Issue 269)
• ‘The Lives of Others’ 8.00pm Saturday 22 October at Eltham Masonic Hall. (Issue 269)
• Film Night: 7.00pm Saturday 27 August at Eltham Masonic Hall. (Issue 267)
• On Sunday September 18, starting 9 am at the Rosebank Shop, please join me on the 2011 Tour de Rosebank. (Issue 267)
• There’s a Bush Dance at the Federal Hall on the 30thJuly. The fantastic Thrill Billy Stomp Band will be moving and shaking the hall with their great music (Issue 266)
• July Film Screening (Issue 266)
• Little Big Shots is a film festival just for kids. (Issue 266)
• Opera at the Channon www.operaatthechannon.com.au is being held on Sunday 24th July. (Issue 266)
• The Bangalow and District Garden Club is an active, vibrant club for home gardeners. The meetings are held in the Anglican Church Hall, Ashton St, Bangalow, on the first Wednesday of the month at 1.30pm. (Issue 265)
• 7pm, 25th June at Eltham Masonic Hall. (Issue 265)
• Short courses at Djangbung Gardens (Issue 263)
• 9 April, 2011 @ Federal Hall (Issue 263)
• Catch Mandy Nolan, mother of mayhem, at the Tatts with brand new comedy talent on once a month on a Wednesday at 8pm. She’ll get your chicken across the road! (Issue 262)
• Eureka Hall is having a fantastic fundraiser on April 3, 2011. (Issue 262)
• A federal fundraiser for flood victims March 5th. (Issue 261)
• Gift shopping? Come to Lismore and check out the markets at the con… (Issue 260)
• Hall gig at Whian Whian – 3 local bands and a great night! (Issue 260)
• VJ local area map, december 2010 (Issue 260)
• Celebrate the summer solstice at Djangbung Gardens! (Issue 260)
• Local Irish songwriter launches his third CD… (Issue 260)
• 5th November - 8pm (Issue 259)
• Federal Hall - December 4th (Issue 259)
• 27th November - 7:30pm (Issue 259)
• November 13th - Lismore Turf Club (Issue 259)
• Everyone is welcome to attend any of these local events (Issue 259)
• Federal Park Committee is very pleased to announce the annual Federal Village Park Party will be held in the park at Federal on Saturday 30th October 2010 from 11am to sunset. (Issue 258)
• The Federal All Stars will be performing at the Federal Hall 30 October (Issue 258)
• The old hall is needing a bit of attention and the hall committee has set down Saturday October 23rd for a working bee. (Issue 258)
• One of Australia’s pre-eminent rock performers Ed Kuepper will headline a full and diverse day of music at this year’s Lismore Show. (Issue 258)
• The Rosebank Rural Fire Brigade will be having its annual Open Day on September 25 from 10am to 2pm. (Issue 257)
• he inaugural Con Artists Handmade Makers Markets happened on Saturday September 4 from 11.30 on the front lawns of the Northern Rivers Conservatorium (Issue 257)
• Mark your calendars - Sat 30th for the Federal Park Party 2010. (Issue 257)
• Eureka Hall is having a Market Day on Saturday 18 September from 8am to 1pm. (Issue 257)
• Celebrating the authenticity of local producers and the biodiversity of northern NSW. (Issue 257)
• The Biggest Little Music Festival in Australia! Thursday to Sunday, 25th – 28th November 2010. (Issue 257)
• Over 20 local bands have pledged their support to the In Good Company Open Air Festival for mental health and homelessness, to be held in Lismore this coming November. (Issue 257)
• The Iron Giant is screening on Wed 29 Sept at 11am and 1pm, is as good a kids film. (Issue 257)
• Photos by Alicia Carter (Issue 256)
• Artists respond to environmental concerns using recycled materials. (Issue 255)
• Some great photos of the event. (Issue 255)
• The Barons of Tang headline Lantern Carnivale on June 26... (Issue 254)
• The 17th successive Lismore Lantern Parade takes place on Saturday 26 June. (Issue 254)
• ‘Permaculture College Australia’ welcomes you their Open Day on Saturday the 12th of June, where there are many fun opportunities to experience. (Issue 254)
• Lantern Parade Call for Volunteers & Stallholders (Issue 253)
• At the Byron Community Centre for a two week season in May: Thurs 13 – Sat 15 @ 7:30pm, Sun 16 @ 5pm & Thurs 20 – Sat 22 @ 7:30pm, Sun 23 @5pm. (Issue 253)
• Sunday April 25th - Rep Crk Hall R’bank (Issue 252)
• Saturday 24 April (Issue 252)
• The 2010 Byron Bay International Film Festival (BBFF) is set to deliver its most dynamic line-up yet! Festival dates from 
March 5 – 13 2010, in the heart of Byron Bay. (Issue 251)
• Red Belly Black, Bassix & Snug play at Whian Whian Hall on Friday March 20. (Issue 251)
• For more information read the article or go to www.rtrl.nsw.gov.au (Issue 251)
• Saturday 27 February (Issue 250)
• 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)