All Events: Kyogle Memorial Hall

Costa Georgiadis in Conversation with Angela Catterns.

Where: Kyogle Memorial Hall.
Time: 2:00 PM
Featuring: Featuring: Costa Georgiadis, Angela Catterns.
Tickets: Tickets: Included in the festival pass.
Subject to availability, there will be a very limited number of individual tickets available for purchase from our box office on the day.
The only way you can guarantee seeing Costa is by purchasing a festival pass.

Beloved host of the ABC’s Gardening Australia and Australia’s favourite hairy man is appearing on our main stage. Come join us for a captivating one-on-one discussion with Costa about all things weedy, buggy, planty and composty. Costa, the author of Costa’s World, Home Gardening for the Soil is a winner of a Silver Logie and an AACTA Award, and this chance to see a bona fide Australian icon shouldn’t be missed. Costa will be joined on stage by the ABC’s Angela Catterns.

Melissa Lucashenko in Conversation with Julianne Schultz.

Where: Kyogle Memorial Hall.
Time: 12:30 PM
Featuring: Featuring: Melissa Lucashenko, Daniel Browning.
Tickets: Tickets: Included in the festival pass.
If there is space in the venue there will also be individual tickets for sale from our box office on the day.
The only way you can guarantee seeing Melissa is by purchasing a festival pass.

Join us as one of Australia’s most beloved authors Melissa Lucashenko talks to Julianne Schultz (previously Daniel Browning, who is unfortunately no longer able to attend) about her latest novel, award-winning epic, Edenglassie.

Writing While Black.

Where: Kyogle Memorial Hall.
Time: 11:00 AM
Featuring: Featuring: Mykaela Saunders, Gary Lonesborough, Ellen van Neerven and chair Grace Lucas-Pennington.
Tickets: Tickets: Included in the festival pass.
If there is space in the venue there will also be individual tickets for sale from our box office on the day.

First Nations writing has enjoyed a long overdue blossoming in the last decade. This genre is a vibrant tapestry of storytelling, rich with cultural connections to land and community, while embracing razor-sharp contemporary insights. This panel brings together four different perspectives to our main stage for a discussion of the best contemporary Black writing. An event not to be missed.