by visitthetweed | Apr 18, 2019 | Arts & Culture
May is the month to taste all the Tweed has on offer from local food to contemporary art. Including the Harvest Festival, Farm2Plate exchange and Murwillumbah Arts Festival (MAT ’19) – It’s all happening in the Tweed. The Harvest Festival is kicking off...
by visitthetweed | Mar 22, 2019 | Arts & Culture, Nature at its best, Tweed Foodies
Just when you thought the Xmas holidays were over and reluctantly went back to work or school… hello Easter. It’s all happening in April with school holidays (crossing over three states), Easter in the middle and did we mention Anzac Day, that’s a whole lot of family...
by visitthetweed | Feb 15, 2019 | Arts & Culture, Tweed Foodies
I It’s all about fresh food, farmers and produce in theTweed, with a newly opened Cheese Factory and the soon to be opened Husk-Gin and Rum Distillery. A rich food bowl, the Tweed has the reddest volcanic soil (a by-product of the ancient shield volcano) and the...
by visitthetweed | Jan 15, 2019 | Arts & Culture, Tweed Events
Tweed Coast Wedding Trail, 20th January 2019 Following the success of the inaugural ‘Tweed Wedding Trail’ in January (last year), the good folk at Tweed Coast Weddings are back in 2019, with up to nine exclusive venues opening their doors and gardens to anyone wanting...
by visitthetweed | Jan 9, 2019 | Arts & Culture
It’s all happening in Murwillumbah this month with the ‘Marion Hall Best: Interiors’ show at the Tweed Regional Gallery, and the opening of the ‘Gallery Downtown’; an annex of the regional gallery at the M’Arts precinct. Mur’bah as the locals call it, is a big...
by visitthetweed | Dec 24, 2018 | Arts & Culture, Tweed Events
From the annual Falls Festival @ the North Byron Bay Parklands to an epic lineup scheduled for the Kingscliff Hotel, it’s safe to say live music is alive and kicking for the festive season and beyond. Whether you ‘bless the rains down in Africa’ with Toto at...
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