There’s always something happening in The Tweed, celebrating the very best of our region, from food and the arts to sports and surfing. Here are some upcoming events across the region not to be missed – mark them in your diary and get ready for an eventful time in The Tweed!
Tweed Artisan Food Festival, 21–30 October
A celebration of bespoke food experiences with more than 20 events held over 10 days from the stunning Tweed coast to the lush hinterland, showcasing the outstanding culinary flavours, culture, and collective pride of the region.
The Uki Festival 2022, 22–23 October
Celebrate Uki’s flood recovery as Uki says thank you to the ‘Mud-Army’ that came to their aid after the Big Flood of Feb ’22. Catch Ash Grunwald, Hat Fitz and Cara, The Warren Earl Band, Jesse Witney, Emmagen Raine, Mandy Nolan and more.
Tyalgum Dance Spectacular – 12 November
The Northern Rivers’ premiere annual dance event is back with Australia’s best Ballroom, Latin, and New Vogue dance couples performing an exciting and glittering display of their incredible talent live at Tyalgum Hall.
Wollumbin Art Award 2022 until 20 November
The Wollumbin Art Award (WAA), named after the mountain that the Tweed Regional Gallery overlooks, celebrates the calibre and diversity of artists of the region. The exhibition showcases an impressive selection of artworks from shortlisted finalists.
Tweed Regional Museum – Capturing Nature, 25 October–28 January
Capturing Nature brings to life a fascinating array of early images and reveals the 19th century Victorian obsession with classification and a deep enthusiasm for all things in the natural world.
Murwillumbah Show, 4–5 November
Boasting one of the most picturesque showgrounds in Australia, the annual Murwillumbah Show offers a high-level agricultural competition and provides entertainment and education for locals and visitors alike.
Kingscliff Triathlon – 20 November
Set in a picture-perfect coastal destination with a family-friendly course, and combined with Kingy’s laidback atmosphere, it’s easy to see why the Kingy Tri is one of Australia’s favourite multi-sport events!
For more details, head to whatsontweed.com.au.
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