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ACE Community Colleges is a not for profit, community based Adult Education provider and Registered Training Organisation (RTO). ACE provides quality training, education and outreach services across the North Coast of NSW.

APRA AMCOS has 87,000+ members who are songwriters, composers and music publishers. APRA AMCOS license organisations to play, perform, copy, record or make available their members’ music, and distribute the royalties to their members.

Accessible Arts is the peak arts and disability organisation across New South Wales. They provide professional assistance to organisations and individuals in the arts and disability sectors. We help establish or improve programs that enable people with disability to develop their creative potential.

Arts Law is Australia’s independent national community legal centre for the arts, a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee. It provides free or low cost specialised legal advice, education and resources to Australian artists and arts organisations across all art forms, on a wide range of arts related legal and business matters.

The Arts and Cultural Development Program (ACDP) funds everything from multiyear programs to one-off projects and professional development opportunities, across visual arts, museums and history, literature, performing arts, music and more.

As part of our commitment to ensure the state-wide delivery of arts and creative industries programs and services, Create NSW supports arts in the regions in a number of ways and complements the role of local government which collectively is the largest investor in cultural programs and facilities in the state.

The BSA Project Space is a contemporary exhibition space located inside a repurposed industrial workshop that sits within the headquarters and studios of the Byron School of Art (BSA) in Mullumbimby.

Established in 1930, Blue Knob Hall is situated beneath the sacred Aboriginal landmark of Lillian Rock and Blue Knob Mountain. Many social and educational events were enjoyed here up until the 1980’s, when the hall fell into disrepair. From 2000 extensive renovations were completed by local volunteer community members, and the Blue knob Hall artist-run Gallery was officially opened in 2004.

Over the last 31 years, the Byron Community Centre (BCC) has played a key role in establishing and hosting a range of projects, services and events for locals and visitors alike in Byron Bay. The BCC building is also home to the Byron Markets office and the award-winning Byron Theatre.