Re/Vision

Name: Re/Vision
Start: 2024-10-17T17:30:00+1100
End: 2024-10-17T20:30:00+1100
Location: Stone & Wood Brewery Byron Bay

Thu, 17 Oct 2024, 5:30pm - 8:30pm AEDT

Stone & Wood Brewery Byron Bay

Byron Bay NSW, Australia

Santos Organics

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Join Santos Organics and Stone & Wood for an evening exploring the regeneration movement and how supporting local food systems can change the world!

5:30 pm start with:

DRINK on ENTRY - Courtesy of Stone & Wood

PANEL DISCUSSION - Damon Gameau (Independent filmmaker - 2040 & Regenerating Australia), Sarah Ndiaye (Byron Shire Mayor), and Tobias O'Grady (Local organic & regenerative farmer)
MC Host - Pru Chapman (Founder of Owners Collective and Host of One Wild Ride Podcast)

LIVE MUSIC - Adam Harpaz

LOCAL GROWERS & MAKERS TWILIGHT MARKET - Meet the awesome folk who grow and make our food organically & regeneratively here in the Northern Rivers. Great Spirit, Rice Culture, Tridosha, Bun Coffee, Natures Farmer Sea, Wild Organic Ways, Settler Hives, Sun & Earth, Byron Bush Food, and Moonface Maddy!

Awesome raffle prizes - Celebrating the abundance of the Northern Rivers!

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Santos Organics

Santos Organics isn't just a health food store, we're an Environmental Not-for-profit Social Enterprise - caring for people and the planet. We’ve been serving our community since 1978, spreading wholehearted goodness and making conscious shopping easy!

Grow the Growers Project

Santos Organics has always supported local suppliers and recently we have decided to go even MORE local by increasing the percentage of the fresh certified organic produce that is grown in the Northern Rivers region within our stores.

To support the growth of organic farms in our region, our Grow the Growers project supports farmers who are new to the organic certification process. Part of this support includes welcoming Certified Organic In-conversion produce to our Stores. In-conversion farms can struggle to find a market for their produce until they are fully certified which can lead to financial loss and the inability to complete the certification process. We hope that supporting farmers to transition to organic while also providing a market for their produce, will, over time, grow the number of organic farms in the Northern Rivers while improving our community's access to clean, fresh local produce.