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18/06/2026

If you’re looking for weekend plans, we’ve done the hard work for you. Here’s what’s on across Byron Bay and the Northern Rivers over the next week.

From festivals and films to art, food, live entertainment and unique local experiences, there’s plenty happening across the region this week.

Save this guide for later, tag your crew, head to the tagged accounts for more information, and find ticket links in our bio where available.

17/06/2026

just dropped their 2026 lineup and is entering a brand new chapter.

Celebrating 30 years this August, the festival is expanding beyond the traditional festival grounds and further into the heart of Byron Bay, with a fresh focus on community, connection and place.

This year’s theme, Sanctuary, reflects that shift. Alongside one of the strongest literary lineups in the festival’s history, expect free events on Main Beach, a new Railway Park festival hub, live music, markets, beach yoga, ocean bathing, live podcasts and conversations that spill out across town.

It’s a big evolution for one of Australia’s most loved literary festivals—and we’ll be taking you behind the scenes, sharing our favourite sessions, chatting to authors and bringing you plenty more coverage in the lead-up to opening weekend.

Visit the link in bio for the full program and to book tickets.

16/06/2026

A brand new monthly outdoor cinema series is coming to Byron Bay transforming into an open-air movie experience complete with live music, cocktails, fire pits and films beneath the stars.

Launching on Thursday 25 June, series begins with a special screening of La La Land, celebrating 10 years since the release of the Oscar-winning film.

Guests can arrive from 5pm to enjoy live jazz from food and drinks from and a sunset atmosphere designed to make the most of winter evenings in Byron.

If the first event is anything to go by, Byron’s newest monthly tradition is shaping up to become one of the region’s standout winter experiences.

Buy tickets via link in bio before they sell out.

15/06/2026

MOONLIGHT’S RAMEN NIGHT IS BACK! And take it from us, the hype is real. 🍜

Just when Byron starts slipping into hibernation mode, somehow has everyone making Wednesday night plans again. Rich house-made broth, cold drinks, and a room full of people chasing their noodle fix.

There are five to choose from: Pork Belly, Miso Salmon, Chicken Yakitori, Chilli Beef, and a vegan Mushroom Ramen. Plus a handful of add-ons and starters for anyone not ready to stop at just ramen.

Seats disappear quickly, so book ahead if you’re organised. If you’re not, it’s still worth rolling through. The tables turn quickly and more often than not, the team will find a way.

Running every Wednesday throughout winter at Moonlight Japanese in Bay Lane.

Tag someone who owes you a date night.

14/06/2026

Cheek Media founder will join an impressive lineup of speakers in Murwillumbah next month for No Small Thing, an evening of conversation hosted by the

Joining Ferguson on stage will be Grata Fund founder .reinecke Coolamon Community co-founder Evie Wood climate and gender equity leader James, and Bundjalung chef, author and cultural leader
Together, they’ll explore some of the issues shaping Australia today, from media and democracy to climate, community leadership and social change.

The evening will feature a keynote address, panel discussion, audience Q&A and opportunities to connect with others from across the Northern Rivers and beyond.

Taking place at The Regent Theatre, No Small Thing aims to bring big conversations into a local setting, highlighting the people and ideas driving change across Australia.

Tickets are available now via link in bio.

12/06/2026

Northern Rivers artist Katie Pink is returning to Garage Gallery with Bubblegum Bruises Vol II — a vibrant new exhibition bringing together paintings, sculptures and immersive installations that explore themes of identity, transformation, softness and strength.

One of the exhibition’s most unexpected features is Pink’s use of synthetic wigs and hair throughout the sculptural works, creating playful, visually striking pieces that blur the line between softness and strength.

Opening night takes over ‘s Garage Gallery located in Mullumbimby on Friday 19 June, with music from DJ Dingo Balearico, ice cream by and drinks from and

Describing the exhibition as “soft, strong and unexpected”, Pink says she’s hoping to create a relaxed but energetic atmosphere where people can experience the work, connect with others and feel part of the community.

Whether you’re an art lover, curious creative or simply looking for something different to do on a Friday afternoon, Bubblegum Bruises Vol II looks set to be one of the more colourful openings on the Northern Rivers calendar this month.

11/06/2026

What’s On In Byron & Surrounds This Week

From electronic music launch parties and film festivals to comedy shows, live music, family events, warehouse sales and local food specials, there’s plenty happening across Byron and surrounds this week.

Save this for later, send it to the group chat, and start making plans.

Full details on each slide. Event holders tagged for more info. Ticketed events linked in our bio as always.

Want to feature in our weekly What’s On Guide? DM us to book.

10/06/2026

The iconic returns tomorrow night, bringing more than 20 films, special events, filmmaker Q&As and big-screen experiences to the Northern Rivers.

Running from 11–21 June at the Bangalow A&I Hall, this year’s program goes well beyond traditional screenings, with everything from environmental documentaries and political storytelling to local cheese tastings, filmmaker Q&As, surf culture classics and a cowboy-themed closing night celebration.

Whether you’re a film buff or simply looking for a great winter night out, this is one of the region’s most loved cultural events for a reason.

Check out the link in our bio for the full program and tickets.

07/06/2026

A huge lineup, fresh brews, food trucks and one of Byron Bay’s favourite winter traditions. Festival Of The Stone is back.

Returning to brewery on Saturday 20 June, this year’s lineup features and .band alongside the annual release of the brewery’s much-loved Stone Beer.

Now in its 12th year, the festival has grown into one of the region’s most anticipated winter events, drawing thousands to the brewery for a day of live music, community spirit and good times.

The event also continues to raise funds for supporting people experiencing homelessness in the local community.

If you’ve been missing the days of a big music festival in Byron Bay, this one’s for you — tickets via link in bio.

06/06/2026

What Makes A Great Night Out In Byron?

We hit the streets with to find out.

From cocktail orders and dance floor anthems to local recommendations and holiday plans, we spoke to people from all over the world about how they’re spending their time in Byron Bay.

We even met a few classic Byron characters along the way.

If you’re heading out this weekend, Paradiso has DJs, dancing, happy hour from 8pm-10pm, two-for-one cocktails, $7 beers, and late trading until 3am on Sunday.

If you spot us out filming around Byron, come and say hello. You might just score yourself a free drink at Paradiso.

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