How can we live with joy and abundance in such challenging times? Sit down for morning tea with the courageous and inspiring Sarah Wilson, author of This One Wild and Precious Life and host of Wild, for a wide-ranging chat about the pathway to a more nourishing, connected life.

Event Partner: Crystalbrook Byron

Thursday 25 August
10—11.30am
Crystalbrook Byron
$65/$55 Members, includes coffee, tea and light brunch

Please note: Due to catering requirements there will be no ticket sales on the door.

Charles Firth (The Chaser) and James Schloeffel (The Shovel) are joining forces to provide a masterclass in the ancient art of lying.

From political messaging to corporate deception, they’ll show you how to bullsh*t your way through the trickiest situations life can throw at you.

Friday 26 August
7—8pm
Byron Theatre
$30/$25 Members + booking fee, bookings essential

The Bogong is a celebration of the lived experience in crafted spoken word form. Featuring six First Nations storytellers, it’s a feast for the ears. Join Evelyn Araluen, Fiona Foley, Megan Albany, Paul Callaghan, Gary Lonesborough, Mykaela Saunders and Jane Harrison for a for a cabaret style event that will explore the theme ‘Belonging’.

Presented in partnership with Blak & Bright, curated by Jane Harrison

Friday 26 August
7.30—9pm
Brunswick Picture House
$30/$25 Members, bookings essential

How can we approach our current moment with radical hope? Five leading thinkers will consider how we can look unflinchingly at our cultural and environmental situation, while finding a new way to imagine our future. With A.C. Grayling, Damon Gameau, Anne-Marie Te Whiu, Mia Thom and Luka Lesson and featuring a special musical performance by Nidala Barker.

Supported by Southern Cross University and 89 Degrees East

Saturday 27 August
7.30—8.30pm
Byron Theatre
$35/$30 Members + booking fee, bookings essential

Saturday 27 & Sunday 28 August
4pm & 7:30pm (Sat), 4pm (Sun)
Brunswick Picture House
$25 – $45
Bookings essential via norpa.org.au

Sit down with a local Bundjalung Elder who will share a story of their lived experience. Immerse yourself in rich stories from respected First Nations Elders, up close and personal, and over a cup of tea. Limited sessions available, three people maximum per session.

Presented in partnership with Blak & Bright, curated by Jane Harrison

Sunday 28 August
2—3 pm
Brunswick Picture House
$30/$25 Members, bookings essential