Jazz in the Quad and Singers Showcase
Celebrate the end of the year with an evening of live music at the Northern Rivers Conservatorium’s Youth Jazz Orchestra & Singers Showcase. This year, Jazz in the Quad will be joined by the Singers Showcase, bringing together some of the Con’s talented vocalists alongside the young jazz musicians for a relaxed summer evening of […]
Invercauld House
Invercauld House is set on a tranquil 2.1 hectares of lush, tree-lined gardens in the beautiful Northern Rivers region, close to airports and the Lismore CBD. It’s the ideal location for retreats, conferences, business events, staff training, and team-building. The centre offers every comfort, with 29 suites and multiple fully equipped conference rooms at your […]
Melville House
Melville House is a unique accommodation experience with over 80 years of family history and hospitality. The house itself has been in the family for a long time and is a genuine piece of Lismore’s history. Facilities at Melville House include a 17-metre swimming pool, a large open garden, common kitchen and inside the house […]
Mosaic Art Classes in Lismore
Looking for something fun to do in Lismore? This is it. Gain hands-on skills as you assemble geometric patterns and lay tesserae. Includes Apple tea service with Turkish delights Check website campaigns and secure your spot
Sisleys Motel
Sisley’s Motel is a convenient base for exploring Lismore and the Northern Rivers. Located just a short walk from the Lismore Central Business District and Lismore Shopping Square, the motel offers a quiet, private place to stay while keeping shops, dining, and local attractions close by. Set entirely on the first floor of Dawson Street, […]
Valerie Smith: There was always song – Yadabalair
Valerie Smith is a Widjabul Wia-bal and Arakwal woman born, raised and living in Lismore. She uses creativity to share her experiences from childhood through to motherhood and teaching. Smith’s art practice deepens and strengthens her connection to culture while guiding her through difficult experiences.
Helana Goodman: The body as evidence
Helana Goodman’s practice explores trauma, resilience, and the body through copper etching and printmaking. The series began after an invasive surgery to remove eight wisdom teeth. Etching became a way to process and reclaim this experience. Teeth and skulls appear throughout Goodman’s practice as vessels of pain, memory, and transformation. The copper plates reflect the […]
Koori Mail Indigenous Art Award 2026
Presented by Lismore Regional Gallery in partnership with the Koori Mail Newspaper, this biennial award has rapidly established itself as a significant national platform for contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, showcasing ambitious new work from emerging and established artists across the country. The award sees an expanded prize pool, including a Major Award […]
Lauren Brincat: In sequence
Lauren Brincat’s practice brings together sculpture, installation, performance and sound through fabric, movement and collaboration. Her work responds to people and place through participation, collective experience and poetic gestures in the everyday. Often ephemeral, Brincat responds with depth and intuition to create works that fold the community into the ultimate form. In sequence is Brincat’s […]
Group Exhibition Held by Embracing Droplets
Mist and fog are embraced as symbols of connection to and by water in this group exhibition. Anchored by the hydrological cycles of Bundjalung Country, the artists reveal obscured histories, veiled memories, and embodied understandings of the environment. They harness the transformative properties of water in its various states to explore these connections, reframing narratives […]