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Stone & Wood, Murbah Open Day, is back.

Stone & Wood announce their mini beer festival, Murbah Open Day, is back for another year at their Murwillumbah Brewery on Saturday 5 August.

Welcoming locals and beer lovers from all over, Murbah Open Day is a celebration of community, great music, good food, and of course, fresh beer straight from the source.

The only day of year that the brewery opens to the public, Murbah Open Day gives punters the chance to peek behind the curtain of the Stone & Wood engine room, with staff guiding festival goers through the site on tours throughout the day.

Running from 11am to 5pm, the Murbah Open Day is an event for the whole family and a chance for the people at Stone & Wood to give back to the amazing community that supports them. 

Entry to the day is by gold coin donation with all profits from the festival going towards an amazing local cause: Wedgetail Retreat.

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