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Come to Murwillumbah for a magical day of harmony and joy at the Spring Equinox Spirit Fest. Organisers say ‘As the sun crosses the celestial equator, marking the beginning of a new season, we gather to celebrate the spirit of renewal, growth, and togetherness. This enchanting family-friendly event is on Saturday where all ages are invited to partake in a day filled with music, art, and shared experiences.

‘Melodious tunes will traverse genres and uplift the soul – feel the rhythms of the drums resonate with the heartbeat of the Earth as you dance freely with friends and family. 

‘Enrich your understanding of the equinox and its significance through a variety of workshops designed for all ages, and as the sun begins to set, be part of a mesmerising sunset ritual where we symbolically release the old and welcome the new. 

‘The Spring Equinox Spirit Fest fosters an inclusive environment for people of all ages – you are guaranteed to leave with cherished memories and a renewed sense of connection to nature and your community.’

Saturday from 1pm at the Murwillumbah Leagues Club. Tickets are available online at Eventbrite and at the gate. Adults $30 and children under 14, $20, a family of four $80. 


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