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island Elements Festival 2016 - Heilani Polynesian School of Arts grace Minjerribah with true island culture in the form of traditional dance performance and workshops.

Feedback from Boomerang festival goers about the importance of a cultural aspect to this years Bluesfest

Feedback from the participants in the weaving workshops at this years Boomerang Festival

Colourful characters in abundance mingle with music and fusions of flavours

A smorgasbord of market loving shoppers stop to offer wise words and thankful thoughts between bites of brekkie and slurps of beves.

Another glorious morning meandering amongst fine food and fine folk at the Byron Farmers Market

I had the honour and privilege of capturing some of the magic Beautiful All has been spreading around this succulent Shire for decades. What a character to spend the 100th week with alongside Christine Olive sharing sweet musical vibes and vivaciousness.

To seed or not to seed ... this is the topic of conversation on the grapevine this morning along with a solo debut radio performance by a four year old

If you're in the market for marvellousness then you'll find it at the farmers markets ... Manie Ackah bids farewell to it all, Mark Ridout sings it's praises and Damian Campbell spills the spiritual beans on the new Point Break movie

Community radio presenter Sharon Tal finds her way naturally to the mic and we join in some colourful birthday celebrations in the sun

Glowingly gorgeous people mingle and move towards my mic filling it with stories of oceanic ordeals, creative conquests and good old fashioned conversation.

Paid parking issues are brought to light along with some holiday words from Bayfm's Bazinga presenter Ramae Austin who also likes to play pranks on people to make youtube clips

Byron Farmers Market ... where morning conversation flows like extra golden honey into a spicy chai latte

I'm continually astounded at the conversations I end up having on an otherwise above average day in paradise. Merry everything!

Bangalow and Byron Farmers Market lovers and shoppers provide a colourful spread of words and thoughts this week as we shop in natures truest super market

A brief encounter on the steps of a pirate ship lead to the discovery of gold shaped into words by Clara Durbidge and shared from the heart of spontaneity at Island Vibe Festival 2015

A word or two about the paid parking about to descend upon Byron town and free mantra yoga classes to make you feel happy about it! Live from the Byron Farmers Market every Thursday morning

From Bangalow to Billinudgel ... the voices of the community speak up and let us know what's happening in the land of love this week live from the Byron Farmers Market

R.E.A.C.H. aims to empower Australia’s indigenous individuals and communities to achieve their goals and ambitions into reality; providing pathways to achieve these dreams and with the goal of all becoming successful, sovereign beings.

Another stunning morning at the markets ... Marine life protection discussed and Peter Hunt from the band Kooii swings by to let us know of future plans

A piano busker and vocal workshop teacher ... sharing words straight from their musical hearts in our market place hoping to find a place in yours

Informative, educational, inspirational and sensational voices from the community as they shop outdoors under a sunshiney sky

A mash up of community voices; young, old, locals and visitors ... a handful of colourful people that help to make up part of our diverse and ever changing community landscape

There's always a plethora of colour and conversation at a farmers market and this week we hear about the Freedom Summit, Bangalow Scouts and the Rural Fire Brigade

Pink is the theme for the markets this week and the reason is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. During October there will be many events to remind you including a pink lighthouse!. This week I spoke to a few people who's lives have been most affected.