Sponsorship

Back the art that makes Mullum, Mullum

Partner with Creative Mullumbimby and put your name behind local stories, artists and spaces.

Talk to us about sponsorship

Why sponsor

Good for community. Good for business.

Creative Mullumbimby reaches a growing local audience of artists, makers, families and arts lovers across the Byron Shire. When you sponsor, you are seen supporting the things locals love most about this town: its creativity, its stories and its sense of community.

  • Your logo and thanks across our website, social media and newsletter
  • Recognition at events, on posters and in media coverage with The Echo
  • A genuine story to tell your customers about giving back locally
  • Tailored packages to suit any size of business or budget
a crew of first nations dancers in front of sculpture piece and sculptor in Mullumbimby

Ways to get involved

Choose how you support

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Events

Sponsor an event

Back the Mullum Moth, a networking night or a street activation, and be front and centre on the night.

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Artists

Sponsor a local artist

Fund materials, a workshop or a commission and help a local artist bring new work to life.

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Exhibitions

Sponsor an exhibition

Support an exhibition from install to opening night, with recognition throughout.

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Spaces

Offer your space

Lend a wall, window, shopfront or venue to showcase local art and artists, and bring new people through your door.

Let’s talk

Become a Creative Mullum sponsor

Every sponsorship is shaped around what works for you, from a single prize voucher to a season-long partnership. Get in touch and we’ll put together options.

Email us about sponsorship

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
Become a sponsor

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.