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Explore the vibrant event scene and make the most of your time this weekend in Lismore. From music to trivia and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Northern Rivers Furry Meet (NRFM) is a place for furries to meet other furries in the local area. Sausages and drinks available for purchase.
Jamie Hay, Paddy McHugh, Emmy Hour & Joseph Allen play Blah Bar in Lismore to launch Jamie Hay with Liam White's new album "Sunset Months"
Come and experience the music of Gabrieli, Byrd, Reicha, Richard Strauss, Corelli, Johan Strauss, Mussorgsky and Australian composer, Frederick Septimus Kelly through a variety of LSO ensembles - wind, brass and string. Then listen to the full orchestra bring the concert to an absorbing climax.
Join local landscape painter Marty de Weerd for a hands-on exploration of the key elements that bring a landscape to life. Over four Mondays in May, you’ll develop practical skills and confidence through a series of focused workshops – each week tackling a different theme: trees, water, sunsets, and clouds. Designed for beginners through to more experienced painters, the course breaks the landscape down into approachable steps, covering composition, colour mixing, brushwork and technique. You’ll work at your own pace in a relaxed, supportive studio environment, building on your skills week by week. Held at Flourish Art in South Lismore, the sessions run Mondays in May from 10am to 1pm. All materials supplied – $240 + booking fee. Whether you’re new to painting or looking to refresh your approach, this course offers a practical and enjoyable way to deepen your understanding of landscape art.
Come hang out and chat all things tax with the mob in a relaxed community yarning session. Tax isn’t something many people love to talk about, but it affects us all and plays a big role in everyday life. We’re looking for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are willing to yarn with us about their experiences with tax and dealing with the Australian Taxation Office – what’s been hard, what’s confusing, and what could be done better. Can you give your feedback and help come up with ideas for improving the tax system? These yarning sessions are being held on behalf of the Tax Ombudsman, the independent watchdog. Everything you share will be kept anonymous your name and other details will not be shared with the Australian Taxation Office or used for any other purpose. Jindawayni is an Aboriginal-owned business, and the sessions will be run by Aboriginal staff.