The Greater Good Movement Fun Day Out

Noosa's mini festival fun day out

We are hosting a family friendly fun day out in our community to inspire and raise awareness around our recycled, natural and sustainability vision. All monies raised will go towards the regeneration of the rainforest walks, bush tucker trails, shelters and the well needed equipment for the activation of our youth (and many more) programs upon the land.

Line up includes:

Kahl Wallis  - Lead singer and songwriter for indie/alternative band The Medics, environmental and social activist, storyteller, and now solo performer, Kahl Wallis is a young Aboriginal man on a mission. Carving out a solo career with his new album stripped back to raw emotion, he is delivering powerful messages through his music.

The Hi-Boys - a wild traditional rockabilly band hailing from the Sunshine Coast.

Harii Bandu - a mystical Australian singer songwriter crossover artist influenced by many genres such as acoustic adult contemporary, world music, folk and funk.

The Jesse Morris Band - Globe-trotting, conscious, acoustic, soul, roots & reggae troubadours based in the Australian Northern Rivers Bundjalung region of the Byron Bay hinterland. Soulful gypsy storytelling. Acoustic roots & reggae. Conscious blues & roots. Positive soul music. Eclectic beats & vibrations for people of all ages.

Jeunae Rogers -  has a reputation for adaptability. Like, a Black Nightshade that will grow anywhere and administer pain relief where necessary, she is known for her ability to shape shift through musical styles, voices/channels, improvisation and feels while still remaining in an integrity that is settling to listen to.

Nyssa Ray - Her unique blend of dreamy vocals on laid-back guitar with solid percussion will take you on a moving journey in every song.  Nyssa’s voice is a melodic “yellow brick road” that demands following.

Jonny Mew - A singer songwriter since the age of 16, with inspiration spanning many genres. Jonny has a deep love of reggae, rock, ballads and storytelling and weaves it all together to create his own unique blend. He believes music is one of the powerful mediums to spread a message and that music can truly change the world !

Dot art workshop with  Jandamarra Cadd (booking required/extra cost) – a Yorta Yorta and Dja Dja Warung descendent, is an inspirational man with many stories to tell. With his vibrant and expressive portraitures, Jandamarra’s art is emotive and insightful – and is a powerful medium to bridge the story telling divide between Aboriginal and mainstream Australia.

Markets, nourishing food, licensed bar, awesome kids activities, natural craft workshops, aboriginal art & craft, bush tucker delights.

$30 per adult, $5 13-17yr old, kids U/12 FREE