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The honey harvest will begin at 9. Cedar will then take the chance to talk about the Flow Hive, its invention and management. Families are welcome with a treasure hunt, seed planting and colouring in along with a range of experts talking on topics. There will giveaways throughout the day and talks will cover looking after bees in your garden, sustainable gardening and soil health, to the importance of the more than 1, native Australian bees and how to make your garden bee friendly.

Inside there is bar seating and a Kasbah table with cushions on the floor for the chillout crowd. Nearly everything is made onsite. The menu is varied: The coffee is from local growers Zentvelds, but you can also get turmeric lattes and acai smoothies. For those with a sweet tooth there are bliss balls and chocolate by Sara McCafferty. The site is available for catering or functions for any occasion. Go to Wild Tahini Cafe Facebook site for details. For those chained to their desks in paradise, the cafe also offers free delivery from Open Easter from 9am till 2pm. While you are searching, Alison Drover has some other excellent uses for it.

I worship the bees. I drizzle it daily added to breakfast or my lunch dressing, sometimes finishing a winter day with a mug of warm milk and cinnamon before bed, or with lemon, water and mint in summer. If I cut myself in the garden I reach for my medicinal honey. The golden bliss, its natural viscosity, its taste and remedy makes it a miracle food as is the bee, the miracle worker, as its role of pollination is critical to ensuring the future of our food. Locals Remy Tancred of Sample Food Festival and now Byron Bay Fine Food Festival fame and photographer Nelly le Comte released A taste of the region a third edition of Byron Bay — a food journey through the region, a page cookbook that includes three distinct food routes commencing in Byron then venturing south, over the hills to the west, and finishing in the north, as well as easy-to-follow recipes that will impress at your next dinner party!

Roze is well qualified to distinguish humid from other weather conditions; she not only has a Grad Dip of Atmospheric Science from Macquarie University, but also won the Biophysical Environments Prize and the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society Prize for her academic achievements.

The book is published by Pan McMillan, will be released in April, and is available from good bookstores in Byron from this week. Peel and halve the pears.

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Carefully remove the core from the pears. Rub butter over the base of a shallow ovenproof dish just large enough to hold the pears in one layer. Place the pear halves in the dish cut side down. Drizzle with the honey, rosemary, thyme and bake for 30 minutes, basting occasionally with the juices, or until the pears are just tender and caramelised underneath. Sake can be served chilled, at room temperature or heated depending on the preference of the drinker, the quality of the sake and the season. A low-quality or old sake will often be served hot, which removes flavours.

Although most sake does not age particularly well, specially made konshu sake can age for decades, turning yellow and. The sake tasting is complimentary to dinner guests from 6pm Wednesday 29 March only. These events are very popular. Call 02 to book. Shop 15 Jonson St, Woolworths Plaza. He is the author or nine cookbooks and has featured as a television presenter for The Lifestyle Channel. But Neil is just one part of a stellar lineup of one dozen acclaimed chefs set to take over the Elements of Byron Resort kitchen for one night only for the Mixed Dozen Gala Dinner.

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Enjoy a family dining atmosphere with a kids menu available. We do special events functions. Here at The Rocks, we are a fully licensed cafe, which means you can enjoy an ice-cold beer, a sumptuous wine or a handcrafted cocktail with your meal! Fully Licensed and B. Welcome for lunch, dinner and take-away. The only exclusively Vietnamese restaurant in town, this intimate space spilling out into a courtyard offers up fabulous dishes packed full of herbs, spices and varied textures.

The traditionally light and healthy style of cuisine ensures the freshness and natural tastes of food are preserved as much as possible. Cocktails, wine and beers served all damn day. Group bookings available, please email mainstreetburgerbar gmail. Open 7 days 11am—10pm last orders at 9: New summer menu out now! Share plates, mains, desserts and famous Treehouse wood-fired pizza. Our kitchen is open all day and night. Check our website or Facebook for the gig guide.

From 10am, with or without food Coffee: Genovese, all day Venue: Salt Village, Kingscliff dining fins. Celebrating 25 years Fins is the destination restaurant for fine local seafood. Long lazy lunches on our veranda. Intimate fine dining of an evening. Proudly awarded Chef Hats for the past 22 years.

Situated away from the busy street with a relaxing and breezy atmosphere. Locally sourcing fresh products. New brekkie menu and an alternative Asian lunch. Kid friendly and featuring gluten-free, vegan options. Group and functions bookings are welcomed. P Open daily from 8am till 3pm. Fully licensed, BYO wine only. Harvest sprawls across three lovingly restored buildings featuring a restaurant, deli and bakery in the historic village of Newrybar in the Byron Bay hinterland. St Elmo is a place where you can enjoy great company, first-class food, sophisticated cocktails and an extensive wine list.

St Elmo is plating up modern Spanish cuisine to be enjoyed amongst friends and family. Our menus change regularly and feature daily specials. Experience the real taste of Thailand. Using local produce, local staff. Free courtesy bus provided for pick up and drop off! All-day breakfast, Indonesian lunch, plus snacks and coffee, juices, smoothies and cakes. Gluten-free specialists with a great variety of vegan options plus beef, chicken and fish.

Tahl Rinsky is co-owner and practitioner for Creature Yoga. For her, yoga involves a very individual approach that brings the community together as one. Tall teaches Vinysa, a form of yoga that synchronises breath with movement or purposeful placement. I am strongly rooted in Iyengar. For me the process has been about coming into my own style of teaching.

For me a teacher is a mirror. My teacher Dina says this all the time: I am here to hold up the mirror. How does music free the heart? I think music frees the heart by bypassing the intellect and reaching a place of pure emotion. So often we feel constricted because we spend so much time overthinking everything. Music gives us a chance to let go of this and relax into our true nature. What is the connection between music and spirituality and how did you find yourself on this journey?

Music is a wonderful conduit for expressing love toward the divine, whatever that version is. I have always found myself attracted to this particular conduit, in fact much more so than actual religions or philosophies themselves. Chanting and singing for peace changes both the person making the music as well as those listening. We can only change the world by changing ourselves, and the practice of chanting with the intention of peace does just that. What happens when you sing your mantras? Most of the best lovemaking in my life has been through sound, ha ha! It is a language unto itself, a way to express love more intimately than often words can do.

We will be singing, playing and celebrating our beautiful and fragile existence on Earth. We will be playing songs in English, Sanskrit, Spanish, Hebrew and whatever other way we can think of to make love with the divine spirit in all of us! Can we actually sing for peace?

Does chanting for peace actually change anything? Yes, of course we can actually sing for peace! It is happening right now, all over the planet, at all times. To find out about the program or buy tickets go to Please visit the www. We are very disconnected from our bodies and becoming a bit worse in the digital age, as we connect through each other through devices. Yoga is not just about stretching hamstrings and having loose open hips! People who are new to yoga get surprised when they just want to cry!

I think we are there to release and come into our selves and in that process you hold into stuff. In yoga when you feel like that you are just letting go of the crap. Byron Spirit Festival, Friday—Sunday. To find out about the program or buy tickets go to www. Where do socks go?

They must still exist somewhere. Is there a sock-shaped hole in the universe? I suspect his socks leave him in disgust all the time. Perhaps the only way out is to commit sock suicide in the nutribullet. I have odd socks. Each week Lone socks are never returned All socks go missing. That is a the count goes up. I gather them to the sock drawer. Once a week galaxy to prove that. You just re-united with their lost sock I sit cross-legged on the carpet need a washing machine.

The basket of lost socks and organise a lineup. I only explainable sock loss. Perhaps but now after years of hanging manage to achieve about a five one is dropped, balled up and onto partnerless socks I realise per cent hook-up rate. And so tucked in the shoe on the way that for many of my foot-based the mountain of disassociated from the soccer field to the car. There is no hope. One under This is not because of existential crises. This is a shared your bed.

Even if we were to electronically carelessness or an inconsistent phenomenon. Something so track these socks I think it would methodology. I am mundane we have lost sight still only account for a very small persistent and rigorous in my of the magic. Residents can purchase up to four tickets. Be at the Hotel Great Northern early. This is the 17th Splendour in the Grass, and is hitting the North. Byron Parklands 21, 22 and 23 July this year! To make purchasing easier you can set up a Moshtix account in advance on moshtix. That was definitely not the case with UK musician Tom Dibb.

In his trusty VW T25 camper van named Pickle,. These socks still exist. Just existing in another dimension. Our socks have become interdimensional time travellers. And what do you wear while making that small step?

What if our socks were time travelling without us? String Theory provides the answer. String Theory suggests they are one-dimensional strings propagating through space. In string theory we have up to ten dimensions. These universes co-exist somewhere along the string, perhaps a moment behind, or. So the question posed in multi-dimensional sock time is: S being for Sock I think. This is where two seemingly different physical systems turn out to be equivalent in a non-trivial way.

Socks are the manifestation of duality. They come in twos. Even a one-legged man must purchase two socks before he wears just one. I have written to Dr Brian Greene, the world-renowned particle physicist and cosmologist who is striving to solve the most pertinent riddle of our time: The lost-sock phenomenon could in fact be the clue. Dr Greene is perplexing about this cosmic riddle but the answer is right under his nose.

I have worked it out. Once we nail that we save the world. And we get our socks back. Tom has already travelled almost halfway around the world, leaving London in February , on an adventure of a lifetime. Reaching Australia recently, Tom and his trio. They hit the Northern this week. Jimmy Vann, lead singer and guitarist, spoke with The Echo. We wanted to test ourselves with our sound, and further build on what we have going as a band. Harder to Find was a song that meant a lot to us, not only lyrically but musically; it was a step towards the direction we want to be heading.

The EP name is about disguising and turning a blind eye from the truth. It was initially inspired by the track Harder to Find. Harder to Find is based on seeing people around you, even your mates, spiral down and lose all hope from drugs and just not giving a fuck. Putting yourself in that situation and seeing how easy it is to get dragged into, just not caring and being blinded by time passing by.

The song was musically different from all the others, which is why we released it as a single to show our new direction. Damian was invited this year to perform at the biannual Adelaide International Guitar Festival curated by Slava Grigoryan. Just let your hair out and sink a few. How do you guys write your music?

Does it change much They are joined by Naike when you get into the studio? Cam and I did a lot of work outside of the Utrera. Although the love studio to really capture the vibe in the tracks. Harder to Find of Flamenco came to her and Joker were tracks that were half-written in the studio. Milk the songs out a bit. Let the performed internationally guitar do some of the talking for a while.

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That leading flamenco and gypsy question swings both ways a bit, as last time the mosh was musicians. At the Hotel Great Northern on Thursday. All donations and awareness merchandise sold on the day will be donated to this great cause. Their collection that ranges from the 50s and 60s gives the audience no choice but to quickly absorb their infectious energy and have a boogie. The songs on his forthcoming album were written and re-written over two years as an accompaniment to a performance piece Tim was attempting, concerning the retirement from the stage of an elderly actor.

Australian artists who came together for a celebration of Irish influence in Australia, creating a rich tapestry of stories, imagery and music in honour of the Irish exiles. Expect to hit the dancefloor with their unique blend of soul, funk and jazz, with an early set of favourite funkedup jazz standards.

Friday at the Rails. The KCFC has been open since to Indigenous children of all ages and their families to connect with cultural activities and support services in a supportive, safe and childfriendly environment. Sunday from 2pm at the Billinudgel Pub. His playing style blends different cultures and styles to re-define musical genres and experiment A very special Celtic double bill has just been announced — with sonic landscapes.

The son of an Indian classical Aoife has an impeccable vocalist and a violinist, pedigree — she is a member Surojato was introduced to of the legendary Black family, playing at an early age by. Lucy, what took you to the US? I was invited by Peter Noble to go to the US because he wanted to introduce me to some music agents, record companies, and industry people over there. I also did a short tour, and made a new music video for a song I produced, wrote and performed called Sunshine.

It is currently being edited and will be released later this year. What were the highlights of playing over there? I really enjoyed returning to Baltimore to play! I performed there a few years back and it was great to see so many familiar faces in the crowd, and to play again with the guitar god Kevin Robinson! What is the essence of good songwriting for you? A good song to me is an honest one that tells a story that people can relate to. A song that you hear once and always remember the melody. A song that is so real and beautiful that you get goosebumps.

Where do you gather your narratives? I found out I was playing on 13 April at Bluesfest I figured why not release it on the same date, so it really worked out perfectly. Peter Noble believes that you have star quality. What does it mean to have such a world-renowned festival director say that about you? It means more to me than words could express!

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I am so honoured and blown away by having such a legend and world-renowned person believing in me and my music! What is the vision that you have for yourself, for your career? Life experiences, my emotions, falling in love, breaking up, nature, empowerment, freedom, changing the world, environment, equality, human rights, and animal rights. I would say that they are my personal journal that I share with the world.

I love to uplift people with my lyrics. A lot of them are about being free and learning to love ourselves, and the world. I see myself as Peter Noble says: I hope to soon be a name that people recognise. I also love to produce music and one day, when I have my career on point, to produce and help other artists to reach their dreams!

Tell me about your song Freaky. You filmed your clip in Barcelona… and the single and video drop on the same day you play Byron Blues Festival… was this all part of the grand plan or some cosmic coincidence?! I started first on the drums when I was It was the first time I had seen a drum circle and I was inspired. I found a plastic bottle and started to play it as a drum. A month later I started singing and playing guitar.

I was travelling around the world like a gypsy, and got a few tips here and there, but pretty much taught myself. I also did not have access to the radio the first few years I was songwriting, so I think this gave me a little originality in my voice and style, which I have kept with me. Freaky is a fresh and feisty genre-blended collaboration that features Free Like Me guitarist Daniel Urbina, reggae rapper Lennox Dread, and a team of legendary Byron Bay players.

The video was filmed in Barcelona, is fun-fused, and lures viewers into the adventures of a comically delusional dame who falls in love upon the merest acknowledgement from a handsome passerby. I knew that I wanted to release Freaky in April, and when. For program and ticket information for Bluesfest go to bluesfest. Later, he became the youngest GandaBandh student of renowned tabla maestro Pandit Shankar Ghosh and has been his disciple for the past eighteen years. Bangalow Bowlo on Friday. The band will be on the floor among the happy throng. There will be some regular ukers as guests leading tunes; there will be some challenges; there will be loads of smiles and laughter.

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And with these shows I wanted to capture the rawness of what happens behind the scenes and bring that energy onto the stage. He plays at the Hotel Great Northern on Saturday. This feisty, fiery week can easily escalate altercations and arguments at an alarming rate, making it advisable to use the mantra: Two, four, six, eight, stop, slow down and hesitate… Maybe meditate. Or best of all, just be prepared to wait till hostilities abate before you communicate.

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Good luck with that. It has lots of really interesting people who have done a lot of travelling. Bellingen has the best of both worlds. A small-town community and a whole bunch of cosmopolitan ideas.

The more you travel the more you realise that a place like Bellingen is pretty special. They have an enthusiasm that is contagious. Now I feel like the hard work has been showing some signs of paying off; it feels like it feels like I am gaining ground. Applications on the website. Thursday 6 till Sunday 9 July. Tickets now on sale! Contemporary visionary artist Alex Sandro Carletti studied and graduated at Adelaide Central School of Art, focusing his attention upon oil painting.

His artwork emerges The Kagools have been through meditations and listed as one of the top five vision quests, often through international acts at the solitude in nature. Melbourne International As a practising art therapist, Comedy Festival this year. Adelaide Fringe, at Buxton His work seeks to capture Fringe, and also winner of transcendence, sacred the best family show! You can bring the kids! It is a significant achievement in an industry where galleries open and close as quickly as eyes can blink.

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What are you proudest of when you reflect on Art Piece Gallery? What is Wildest Dreams about? Wildest Dreams is about the students being able to re-create either wonderful or frightening events that have happened in their dreams. Monheit purrs and insinuates the vocal, bending her tones expressively and broadly, throwing around vocal color and shifts in timbre. The harmonies beneath the melody are both simplified and altered a bit, turning sour in a few places. Particularly the music, which throbs and carries some mystery, actually reflects the words and the title.

She sounds like she does have you under her skin. Not that Monheit is always vinegary here. Small quibbles aside, most of the vocal performances here are supremely controlled and musical. On most of the tracks on Songbook , Monheit is schooling the typical jazz singer on how to achieve maximum expressiveness.

Rather, Payton and Monheit have shuffled together classic tunes, a pair of great voices Jane and Nicholas, featured on most every track , and a post-modern willingness to embrace old and new in a hip blend. Barry Jenkins' If Beale Street Could Talk is a thought-provoking tale of both love and injustice, and in working with Moonlight composer Nicholas Brittell, the two find compelling musical motifs from unexpected places.

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