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Byron’s Sunday Golden Hour

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Golden Hour

From Sunday, 1 November, Three Blue Ducks is launching Golden Hour at The Farm Byron Bay, with freshly shucked oysters, live music and happy hour drinks every Sunday afternoon.

Every Sunday from 3pm to 4.30pm, guests can settle in with $3 oysters, snacks, $15 cocktails, $10 beers and $10 wines, alongside live sets from favourite local acts including Jazz Dads, Mango Brothers and Luke Yeaman with the Ducks’ famous Sunday Roast starting from 4.30pm.

Three Blue Ducks

Where: Three Blue Ducks, The Farm, Byron Bay

When: Every Sunday from 1 November, 3pm to 4.30pm

More info: www.threeblueducks.com

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There’s something special about biting into a perfectly ripe peach or nectarine, with juice running down your chin and the taste of summer in every mouthful. Stone fruit season is now underway, and local grower Rajesh Kumar is bringing a beautiful selection of fresh fruit to the farmers’ markets.
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