What's On in Murwillumbah

🎨 ART HUNT, a Creative Adventures for Kids 🗺️ Step into a playful world of creativity, discovery and imagination at Murwillumbah Art Precinct. Kids will follow a treasure map across the precinct, stopping at creative stations along the way, from face painting and stamp making, screen printing, to candle making and clue-finding adventures. Each activity unlocks the next step of the journey as they work their way toward the final treasure. Along the path you’ll also find roving performances, market stalls, food, music and a movie, making it a magical afternoon for the whole family. Powered by Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

The best of underground electronic sonics featuring local and touring DJs with roots in techno, house and bass music.

Skate Lessons - FREE Skate Workshops & Demos. Free Skate classes for beginners & intermediate skaters & JAM

Caldera Environment Centre and Tweed Climate Action Network presents ‘Eating Our Way to Extinction’ - A talk by Gerard Wedderburn-Bisshop and Veet Karen. Tickets are $15 for General Admission and $10 for Concession. Vegan curry available on the night. Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity.

A 3 hour workshop that will increase understanding and upskilling in the use of strength based approaches.

Join us for a colourful afternoon of kewpie doll crafting, margaritas and cantina snacks.

When the River Rose - film, featuring renowned cabinetmaker Geoffrey S. Hannah OAM, Dr Laurie Axten, Amarina Toby, Dee Mould, and Ashlee Jones, led by Kate Stroud. Final round of local screenings offering audiences one last opportunity to experience the film on the big screen. Proceeds from ticket sales will support the film’s next stage as it moves toward broader release.

Join us at the Museum these holidays for fun, hands-on creativity for kids and their families.

Birth Stories on Stage is an intimate evening of live storytelling featuring powerful, raw, and honest birth experiences.

Join us to hear Justice Kirby speak about why human rights must sit at the core of our democracy. The evening will also feature music by A Few Angry Villagers, a trio known for their dark country blues with a post-modern twist.