Brunswick Heads Market is a much-loved monthly event set in the heart of this charming beachside town, just 15 minutes north of Byron Bay. Held in Memorial Park on the first Saturday of every month, the market is nestled beside the stunning Brunswick River—offering a relaxed, coastal setting with all the nostalgic vibes of a classic family holiday.
Wander among a wide variety of artisan stalls featuring handmade and imported goods, fresh produce, plants, clothing, candles, soaps, coffee, and mouth-watering hot food. It's the perfect spot to grab breakfast, stock up on fresh ingredients, or browse for unique gifts.
Once you've explored the stalls, the day is far from over. Brunswick Heads boasts a vibrant mix of quirky cafes, riverside spots for swimming and picnics, boutique shops, and family-friendly parks.
With free parking throughout the town and everything within easy walking distance, Brunswick Heads Market is your perfect excuse for a full day of riverside bliss and beachside charm.
Dance under the stars with an eclectic and friendly crowd.
Musically, deep and blissed-out Balearic beats, delicious dubs, left-field excursions, oddball disco, soaring house and killer obscurities are all in the mix.
Using collective artistic skills and community spirit, creating awareness and generating funding for Northern NSW and Gold Coast charities that help residents achieve a better quality of life. Award Winning Community Event of the Year.
This is an event with an incredible vibe and outcome with a percentage of accumulated season profits donated to local charities.
Since 1897 when the first Bangalow Show was held, the Bangalow Agricultural and Industrial Society has strived to bring to the community a collection of rural exhibits and a reason for socialising and friendship.
These days the annual Bangalow Show still holds true to its agricultural roots, while also bringing exciting fun for all.
Whether it be the events in the main ring, a look at the cattle or poultry, a gentle stroll through the exhibits in the Pavilion, or being dragged through Sideshow Alley by the kids, there is something for everyone at the Bangalow Show.
For 2 days in November each year the showground resonates with the sounds of cattle, horses, and sideshow alley. The pavilions are filled with produce, poultry and everything you could make or bake.
Head along and join them - it's fun for all the family.
Mullumbimby Community Market is a vibrant, family-friendly event held on the third Saturday of every month at picturesque Summers Park, Mullumbimby. Just 10 minutes from Brunswick Heads and 45 minutes from the Gold Coast, it's a beloved local gem where community vibes and creativity shine.
Expect a buzzing atmosphere with live music from local buskers, delicious food stalls, and a colourful array of handmade, upcycled, and eco-conscious wares. From artisan clothing and jewellery to healing crystals, plants, and fresh juices—there's always a treasure to be found. Kids will love the face painting, and adults can unwind on the grass to soak in the scene.
The market supports the Brunswick Valley Historical Society Museum, located onsite, with all proceeds helping to preserve and share the region's rich local stories.
No dogs allowed on market day, but plenty of good vibes guaranteed.
The Bangalow Markets are on the fourth Sunday of every month. It is a gathering of locals, a get-together of artists, artisans, bakers, victuallers, therapists, farmers and friends. You can hear the languages of people from far-off lands. Backpackers and celebrities alike make a day of the markets.
The Bangalow Market is a treat for day trippers, a retreat from the city and the rush of the Gold Coast. Bangalow is a window into another world. Come for the day.
Part of the continuing success of the market is the beautiful grounds the markets are held in, which are dominated by eleven huge camphor laurel trees which provide welcome shade and rustling leaves and a magic forest atmosphere.
The voice behind "Movin' to the Sun", the global chart-topping song of Euro-Summer with Hugel & Imael Angel, is coming to Byron Bay and you need to be in the room!
GL!+CH is back in Byron Bay for a night of pure dancefloor euphoria, headlined by one of the true icons of house music: Ultra Nate. Billboard-crowned, anthem-packed, and singalong-ready. Bring your voice and get ready to lose yourself in the music.
Ultra Nate doesn't just make dance music; she makes records that live forever. Named one of the Greatest Dance Artists Of All Time by Billboard, the Baltimore singer, songwriter, producer and DJ was one of the first house artists to sign a major label deal. Her catalogue of crowd-stompers includes "Party Girl" "Twisted" "Automatic" and "Found A Cure" and then there's "Free."
On support duties are Abel Toro, Reiflex and Rodd La Roux, building the night towards a headline set three decades in the making.
One icon, six hours, and a lineup built for a feel-good, groove-heavy house. Secure your tickets now and see you on the dance floor!
Escape to the magic of Byron Bay for a weekend designed to recharge your body, spark your spirit, and lift your vibe. Dive into a powerful lineup of yoga, sound healing, breath work, and cacao ceremonies—all crafted to ground you, energise you, and bring you back to balance.
When the sun goes down, the festival ignites.
Experience electrifying live music from incredible local and touring artists, turning Byron's night sky into your dance floor.
Move. Connect. Celebrate.
Whether you're craving mindfulness, movement, or music, this is a full-spectrum festival for your body, mind, and soul.
Monty Franklin and Troy Kinne are joining forces for an unforgettable night of comedy this December.
Monty Franklin is an Australian born stand-up comedian and actor based in Los Angeles. Monty's online videos pointing out the perils of being an Australian living in America, have massed over a billion views.
He was the first Australian to have their name added to the wall of the The Comedy Store in Hollywood.
Troy is best known for his sketch comedy television shows Kinne (Channel 7) and Kinne Tonight (Channel 10), that earned him Logie Award nominations. Viral 'Kinne clips' from these shows have been shared all over the world, resulting in over a million followers on social media.
Join this iconic Australian duo for a hilarious night of comedy to bring in the festive season. Perfect for your end-of-year Christmas function.
Spell & The Gypsy Collective is a modern fashion store in Byron Bay, inspired by far-off places, vintage treasures and childhood memories. Their bohemian-style range is known for its signature prints, maxi dresses, flowing kimonos and unique swimwear.
The label was started by two sisters, Isabella and Elizabeth, and is a favourite with celebrities like Margot Robbie, Chrissy Teigan, Miley Cyrus and Vanessa Hudgens. All garments are proudly designed and sampled in the Arts and Industry Estate of Byron Bay, and produced ethically in factories around the world.
Blackdog Surfing is a family-owned company that has a licence to teach surfing on the beautiful beaches of Byron Bay.
Byron Bay has the best learn to surf waves in Australia and is also suitable for all levels of surfers. Blackdog Surfing guarantees you will stand up on your first lesson or come again free!
Everything you will need to go surfing is provided, all you have to bring are swimmers, a towel plus a smile.
They have a group and private Surf Lessons. Their group lessons are for ages 12yrs and up!
With stunning views of distant mountains and passing whales and dolphins, these white sandy beaches have a beautiful northerly aspect.
Main Beach is home to Byron Bay Surf Club and a popular children's play area. The beach is patrolled by Surf Lifesavers in summer. From here it is only a short stroll across the street to Byron Bay swimming pool, the Beach Hotel and Byron Bay town centre with its many cafes and shops.
Swim between the flags and always wear a hat and sunscreen.
Nestled in the heart of Byron Bay on Bundjalung Country, Lone Goat Gallery is a must-visit destination for art lovers and curious travellers alike. Just a short stroll from Main Beach, and conveniently located near Jarjumirr Skate Park and alongside the Byron Library, the gallery celebrates the creativity, individuality, and vibrant spirit of the Northern Rivers arts community, showcasing both emerging and established artists from the region and beyond.
Named after the last lone goat of Cape Byron Headland, the gallery embodies the curiosity, uniqueness, and the creative energy of the Northern Rivers. Visitors can explore ever-changing exhibitions, attend artist talks, join immersive workshops, or take guided tours. Lone Goat Gallery also presents exhibitions that share and celebrate First Nations storytelling, deepening connections with Country and culture.
As a creative initiative of Byron Shire Council, the gallery provides a welcoming space for the whole family. With free two-hour parking, accessible facilities, and a range of free art activities for kids, visiting is as easy as it is enjoyable.
Whether you're strolling through town, discovering local talent for the first time, or returning to explore new exhibitions, the gallery offers a dynamic experience that goes beyond viewing art. Celebrate the stories, skills, and imagination of Northern Rivers artists in a place where everyone is invited to engage, explore, and be inspired.
Located at The Health Lodge – just a short walk, ride, skip, dance or drive from central Byron Bay – Bamboo Yoga School is a boutique studio offering yoga and meditation classes and teacher training. This means there are options for all levels of experiences, as well as yoga for yogis.
Teaching a mix of classical hatha yoga, vinyasa, yin yoga, tantra, kundalini yoga, yoga nidra and meditation, classes are held in the eye-catching Bamboo Yoga Tentple, nestled on the edge of the forest and surrounded by birdsong.
Mats, bolsters, blankets, eye pillows and meditation stools are all provided, and classes run seven days a week. Contact the team to find the session best suited to your age, fitness and goals.
Social Remedy Byron Bay is a modern wellness destination where visitors can train, recharge and experience the best of Byron self-care in one beautiful space. Travellers can enjoy access to a fully equipped gym, a wide range of fitness, yoga and pilates classes, and a purpose-built recovery area featuring a Finnish sauna, steam room and multiple ice baths. Additional restorative options include infrared saunas, compression therapy, cryotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen, massage and IV therapies.
Designed to feel calm, uplifting and welcoming, the space combines high-end facilities with a relaxed community atmosphere. Visitors often come to reset after travel, balance an active holiday, or experience Byron's wellness culture through sauna and ice bath rituals. The environment is clean, modern and thoughtfully curated to support both training and deep rejuvenation.
Whether staying for a day or a week, guests can move, recover and unwind in a way that leaves them feeling refreshed, energised and restored during their Byron Bay visit.
Paradise Golf is a boutique indoor golf experience in a funky industrial building, located in Byron Bay's Arts and Industry Estate. Paradise Golf offers a 24-hour facility, licensed bar, delicious food and state-of-the-art virtual reality golf technology. Paradise Golf is the perfect attraction at night, on a rainy day or when you want a reprieve from the sun. Grab a bunch of mates, your partner in crime or on your own. Beer, pizza, golf, simple.
Bawaii rest area in Walgun Cape Byron State Conservation Area provides parking and access to one of Australia's most popular beaches. Under the shadow of the iconic Cape Byron Lighthouse, you can step out on the popular Walgun Cape Byron walking track, an invigorating 3.7km walk taking in coastal cliffs, rainforest and spectacular beaches.
With loads of parking and easy access to the beach it's a great family-friendly rest stop. Enjoy a picnic lunch on a table before exploring the natural beauty of the surrounding headlands, rainforest and beaches.
In 2001, a historic agreement was reached between the NSW State Government and the Byron Bay Arakwal Aboriginal community. Arakwal National Park is the result and has many guises today: it's an important part of Aboriginal heritage; it's a haven for migratory birds and animals; and it's a gift to travellers looking to escape the chaos of the thriving holiday town.
Co-managed by NPWS and its traditional owners, Arakwal features 3km of gorgeous beach bordered by sand dunes and rich coastal heath. All of this is just a stone's throw from the towering white icon of Cape Byron Lighthouse, meaning it's closer to the town than it feels.
Bring a towel for swimming or surfing. Once you walk out of the carpark and onto the sand, you'll forget all about Byron Bay and focus upon the birds and whale watching in the vast Pacific Ocean, which stretches as far as you can see.
Tucked into Byron Bay's Arts & Industrial Estate, Mr Vintage Wonderland is more than a store ; it's a destination. Step inside and you're greeted by a floor-to-ceiling treasure trove of curated vintage fashion: rare denim, leather jackets, boots, festival wear, sunglasses, hats and one-off pieces sourced from across the globe, spanning decades of style history.
With fresh stock arriving constantly, no two visits are ever the same, rewarding regulars and first-time visitors alike with the thrill of discovery. Locals and travellers alike lose hours wandering the colourful, music-filled maze of racks, art and vintage signage ; often leaving saying they've never seen anything quite like it.
Beyond the racks, Mr Vintage champions sustainable fashion, giving incredible clothing a second life while offering visitors a genuinely immersive, only-in-Byron experience. A must-visit stop for anyone exploring the region.
A scenic bridge between Cape Byron State Conservation Area and Broken Head Nature Reserve, Tallow Beach offers a terrific place to throw down a towel and soak up the sun. You could pull out binoculars for an afternoon of whale watching in spring and winter though, as whales migrate between the Great Barrier Reef and Antarctica.
Just 3.2km from the heart of Byron Bay, Tallow Beach is alive with osprey and white-bellied sea eagles scouring the coast in search of food. As you relax on the sand, pied oystercatchers wander past searching for pippis. Avid birdwatchers will find more to see behind the dunes adjacent to residential areas, where many paper bark trees provide plenty of hiding holes for our feathered friends.
Beach fishing is possible here, as well as surfing in the right tide. For swimming and surfing, please be aware of rip tides and keep an eye on children Tallow Beach is unpatrolled. It is, nevertheless, very popular in summer, the school holidays and Easter, so arrive early for the best spot.
Since 1999, Circus Arts Byron Bay has been bringing people together through the joy of circus, movement, and adventure. Home to Australia's only indoor flying trapeze, we create unforgettable experiences that build confidence, connection, and a love for movement at every age and skill level.
From flying trapeze and aerials to trampoline, ninja, parkour, kids programs, school holiday activities, parties, private groups, and corporate experiences — there's something for everyone. Whether you're stepping into a circus space for the first time or taking your skills to the next level, our welcoming community is here to help you learn, play, and have fun.
