Business Lennox Head, the town’s Chamber of Commerce, are looking forward to bringing a diverse monthly night-time program of hospitality, arts, music, comedy and cultural experiences to the town on the second Saturday of the month from August called Lennox Alive.
Launch event
They are hosting a free community event this Thursday, 26 March at the Lennox Hotel from 5.30pm to 7pm for people to come together, find out more about the program, and connect with the business collective and the wider community.
Alexander Sharkey, Vice President of Business Lennox Head, said the initiative ‘reflects a collaborative effort from across the local business and community sector.’
‘Love Lennox showed us that people are eager to come together and celebrate what makes this town special, but businesses told us one great event a year isn’t enough to support shopfronts throughout the year.
‘The goal is simple: build a dependable monthly rhythm that strengthens local businesses, connects community organisations, and ensures Lennox offers a vibrant after-dark economy with something for everyone.
‘Local businesses, cultural and community groups, sporting organisations and local organisations will come together to deliver this exciting, diverse program.
‘The program will also celebrate Indigenous culture, creating opportunities for Indigenous artists, performers and storytellers to share culture, art and knowledge.
‘Join us for the first networking event of the year this Thursday where we will officially unveil more details about Lennox Alive and how you can be a part of it. Grazing table and drinks will be provided.’
Find out more and get a free ticket here: www.businesslennoxhead.com.au.
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