Creative Mullumbimby Inc.

Creativity, Community, Collaboration.

The cultural heartbeat of Mullumbimby and the Byron Shire. A grassroots, artist-led organisation connecting writers, musicians, makers, performers and dreamers.

Entries open 1 December

The Mullum Moth Writers Comp 2027

Presented with The Echo. This year’s hook is magpie: write us an original story of 500 to 1,500 words with a magpie in it somewhere. First prizes of $1,000 (adult) and $500 (under 18), and ten finalists read live at the Mullum Moth in April.

$10 adults, $5 concession, free for under 18s and 2027 members.

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What we do

Art as the heartbeat of community

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Creativity

We support new work through grant auspicing and application help, so local artists have the backing to bring their ideas to life across music, theatre, writing and visual arts.

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Community

Regular networking events bring artists, residents and local organisations together to collaborate across disciplines and form new project teams.

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Collaboration

We partner with The Echo, Byron School of Art, Mullum Civic Hall, Create Art Studio and local businesses to open up opportunities for our members.

Get involved

For artists

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Write

Writers Comp

Our annual short story competition. Theme for 2027: Magpie.

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Discover

Mullum Events

Gigs, exhibitions, workshops and markets across Mullum, all in one feed.

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Connect

Artist Directory

Find local creatives, or list yourself so others can find you.

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Belong

Membership

Join the community and help grow a vibrant future for the arts.

Join us

Be part of Mullum’s creative heartbeat

Members connect with fellow artists, hear about opportunities first, get free entry to the Mullum Moth Writers Competition and help shape what we do next.

Our partners and supporters

The Echo
Top Pub Mullumbimby
Byron Shire Council
Mullumbimby Chamber of Commerce
Dino's IGA Mullumbimby
Mitre 10
The Middle Pub
The Banya
Transform Active
VKA Solicitors Attorneys

Creative Mullumbimby acknowledges the Bundjalung people and the Widubul-Wiabul people, Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters and skies where we live, create and gather. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and future. This always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.