Driving through Mullumbimby on the first day of Spring, there was indeed a change in the air. Not only was every inhalation filled with the sweet scent of jasmine and lavender, but there was also a certain festive spirit in the breeze. The biggest small… Read More »Living Earth
Every community needs a champion, every family needs a kick-ass matriarch and every funky little alternative festival needs a First Lady to voice the passion and the spirit – and so it is with great pleasure that the Mullum Music Festival announces Mama Kin, the… Read More »Mama Kin – Mullum Music Festival
On first meeting, Jesse was intense. He was always in black and looked like he could have been some kind of gang member. He smoked, drank and ate beef jerky. He was inner city, nocturnal. He was intrigued by tragedy and compelled to explore the darker side of… Read More »Jesse Younan & ‘Take Something Beautiful’
Planning for Mullumbimby Community Garden’s second Mullum Living Soil and Local Food Festival is now well underway with the date for the event now set at Saturday 27th October 2012. The inaugural event last year received phenomenal responses from the 2,000 or so participants with… Read More »Mullum Local Food Festival
Do yourself a favour and go and take a look at the Mullumbimby Community Garden (MCG). The MCG is an interactive facility for the people of Byron Shire – a place where whole families and individuals of all ages and abilities  share friendships, ideas and… Read More »A morning at the MCG
There’s nothing quite like walking through a new town. You see those things that the townsfolk sometimes forget are interesting and unique. Heath Missen took one of those wanderings through Mullumbimby and this is what he captured. For more photos from Heath, checkout his facebook… Read More »Presidents, Gumboots and Cows
All women from all stages and ages of life will be given a chance to tell their story at this year’s Red Tent Festival to be held at the Mullumbimby Civic Hall and surrounds this Saturday 31 March 2012. More than 200 women attended the… Read More »A story in every woman
Annie Leonard, creator of the highly successful Story of Stuff project, is hosting an event with NTN in Mullumbimby this Wednesday the 26th October at the Mullumbimby Civic Hall. Doors open at 6pm ($12 on the door). Yummy food and drinks will be available too.… Read More »That Story of Stuff!
A recent photographic adventure with friends found me slipping through the camera’s portal, time travelling twenty years in the past, or was it a hundred and twenty? Arriving from a Canadian city having just packed away my newly acquired uni degree, my rock n… Read More »Time Travelling in Wanganui
