For 45 years, the Byron Community Centre has been at the heart of Byron’s local community, providing arts and social programs for locals and visitors.

Seniors in the area are invited to the new Byron Seniors Club, which will officially launch this week at the Byron Community Centre – membership is free for local seniors.

Nine unique short films from talented First Nations filmmakers will be screened July 9 at the Byron Theatre as part of this year’s NAIDOC theme, ‘Keep The Fire Burning! Blak, Loud And Proud’.

Get ready to tear up the dance floor at the inaugural Boogie for BayFM fundraiser! On January 20, for an unmissable night of top-shelf dance music, Byron Shire’s own and only community radio station will transform the Byron Theatre into the hottest club in town.

Mullumbimby High senior drama students have teamed up with a company of local artists, writers, designers and mentors to bring Oz: A Political Satire...

Journalist Zoe Daniel's conversation with Kerry O’Brien regarding her new book, Trumpland, has been rescheduled.

Byron Youth Theatres latest production In My Skin is raising issues of of racism and prejudice that continue to negatively impact on the lives of all Australians.

Byron’s home of arts, cultural and community events, Byron Theatre, is set receive $260,000 in state funding to modernise the facilities and improve the experience for performers and patrons alike.

To avoid global catastrophe, our society has two years at most to start acting on plans to achieve zero carbon emissions in every workplace and home by 2025.

Pianist and author Jessica Roemischer combines music and story telling and video for a unique concert at the Byron Theatre titled Once in a...