Byron
Design
Week
BUNDJALUNG COUNTRY · BYRON BAY · AUSTRALIA
NOV 20
Byron
Design
Week
Byron Design Week
BUNDJALUNG COUNTRY · BYRON BAY · AUSTRALIA
We acknowledge that the creative community gathered through Byron Design Week lives and works on Bundjalung Country. We recognise the Arakwal, Minjungbal and Widjabul peoples as Traditional Custodians of these lands, and we pay our respects to Elders past and present. We approach this programme with care, respect and an ongoing responsibility to Country and community.
We acknowledge that the creative community gathered through Byron Design Week lives and works on Bundjalung Country. We recognise the Arakwal, Minjungbal and Widjabul peoples as Traditional Custodians of these lands, and we pay our respects to Elders past and present. We approach this programme with care, respect and an ongoing responsibility to Country and community.
[17 BANKSIA DRIVE]
[001 - THE ADDRESS BOOK]
NOV 20 2026
[17 BANKSIA DRIVE]
[001 - THE ADDRESS BOOK]
[17 BANKSIA DRIVE]
[001 - THE ADDRESS BOOK]
NOV 20 2026
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[BYRON DESIGN WEEK]
NOV 20 2026
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[BYRON DESIGN WEEK]
Come Into the Fold.
Come Into the Fold.
120+
Practices and Organisations
More than 120 practices and organisations across the Northern Rivers are working across design, architecture, making, materials and cultural production.
55+
Industrial Estate Creatives
More than 55 studios, makers and creative practices have already expressed interest in participating.
2000+
Creative Industry Jobs
Nearly 2,000 local jobs sit within Byron Shire’s creative industries, making creativity a significant part of the local economy.
120+
Practices and Organisations
More than 120 practices and organisations are working across design, architecture, making, materials and cultural production.
55+
Industrial Estate Creatives
More than 55 studios, makers and creative practices have already expressed interest in participating.
2000+
Creative Industry Jobs
Nearly 2,000 local jobs sit within Byron Shire’s creative industries, making creativity a significant part of the local economy.