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Entertainment in the Byron Shire for the week beginning 29 June, 2022

The Nimbin Art Fair is on again after many postponements owing to covid and the floods. Hosted by Nimbin Artists Gallery, a not-for-profit organisation supporting local creatives, the Fair allows you to see the whole gamut of creative art from the vibrant arts community that is Nimbin and its surrounds.
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Last week we announced Paul Capsis and Phil Scott would be paying the north coast a visit for a very special double act, A Night Under the Stars, in support of NORPA. Last week we showed a video of Paul’s magic voice to tempt you.

Now here’s Phil in a wicked turn as Kevin Rudd in a recent Wharf Revue. Does he know something we don’t?

A Night Under the Stars is on Saturday March 16 at 6pm in a secret location at Eureka. Limited tickets are still available at $125 each and can be purchased through NORPA Box Office 1300 066 772 (Mon–Fri 9am–2pm) or online at www.norpa.org.au.

 

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