Explore creative and fun activities with the Byron Seniors Club, a free program designed to inspire connection and community. Members can enjoy regular free activities such as Drumming and Hula, created to support wellbeing, creativity and friendship. Bookings are essential.

Throughout the year, members are also invited to special events, social gatherings and workshops, with opportunities to celebrate, learn and share experiences together. Plus, enjoy exclusive discounts on select Byron Theatre performances, the perfect way to stay connected to local arts and culture.

Joining is quick, easy and completely free.
Simply click Join the Club, fill out the membership form and submit.

As a member, you’ll receive:

• Access to free weekly activities such as Drumming and Hula
• Invitations to exclusive events and creative workshops
• Monthly newsletters with upcoming activities and news
• Discounts on select Byron Theatre events

Be part of a vibrant and welcoming community that celebrates connection, creativity and fun — all right here in the heart of Byron.

Byron Seniors Club members are invited to join free weekly Hawaiian Hula Dance classes, beginner-friendly and open to all. Hula, often called the dance of aloha, is known for its warmth, beauty and ability to spark spontaneous smiles. Beyond its charm, hula offers gentle exercise, balance and joyful self-expression.

What to Expect:
Led by Lilith from the talented Byron Bay Hula / Mana Aloha Troupe(meaning Powerful Love), these classes bring the spirit of the islands to life. The troupe is known for sharing uplifting performances at local celebrations, fundraisers, festivals and aged-care events, celebrating nature’s beauty through graceful movement, flowers and smiles.

Classes are relaxed and beginner-friendly, making them perfect for seniors who want to move, laugh and connect in a positive, supportive environment.

November Session:
Monday 10th, 17th & 24th November | 10:30am – 12:00pm

‍Where:
Byron Community Centre‍

Cost:
Free for Byron Seniors Club members

Plenty of spots are available, and once you’ve registered, you’re free to attend casually, no need to book each week. Come along and experience the magic of hula, a joyful dance that celebrates connection, movement and the spirit of aloha.

Experience the uplifting power of rhythm in a relaxed and friendly setting. Elder Beats is a free group djembe drumming session for seniors, designed to boost energy, enhance wellbeing and encourage connection through music. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned musician, everyone is welcome to join and contribute to the rhythm in their own way.

What to Expect:
Drumming has been shown to improve mood, reduce stress and promote physical wellbeing, while fostering strong social connections. Guided by Gareth Jones, who spent a decade in South Africa learning from Zulu elders, performers and musicians, each session draws on his deep experience and passion for drumming. Gareth also studied with master drummers in Ghana and has spent the past two decades teaching and performing professionally.

Drums and percussion instruments are provided. Just bring your enthusiasm and enjoy an hour of rhythm followed by a social tea in the courtyard.

November Sessions:
Tuesday 11th and 25th November | 10:30am – 1:00pm

Where:
Byron Theatre

Cost:
Free for Byron Seniors Club members

Bookings are required to confirm your place. You can book for one session or as many as you like. If you need assistance with your booking, please call (02) 6685 6807 from 10 am – 4 pm, Monday to Friday, and our Reception team will be happy to help.

Step into a world of imagination, folklore and wonder with Storytelling for Seniors, a new creative series presented by the Byron Seniors Club. Led by Talia Levy, a gifted local storyteller, mentor and educator, these sessions bring the timeless magic of story to life through performance, conversation and creative exploration.

What to Expect:
Each session begins with a storytelling performance by Talia, followed by a relaxed group discussion on the tales shared. Participants are then gently invited to explore their own stories through biographical and creative storytelling. Tea and coffee will be provided, making it a warm and welcoming space for connection.

Storytelling is as old as humanity itself, reconnecting us with our roots and reigniting the joy of imagination. Folk and fairy tales have the power to enchant, inspire and awaken long-forgotten parts of ourselves. These sessions are designed to be nourishing, creative and pressure-free — you’re welcome to participate or simply sit back and enjoy.

November Session:
Thursday 20th November | 10:30am – 12:30pm

‍Where:
Byron Community Centre‍

Cost:
Free for Byron Seniors Club members

All are welcome — come share a story, or simply listen and let your imagination wander.

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Unlock the power of technology in a relaxed and friendly setting. Our one-on-one tech help sessions with Jacky are tailor-made for members of the Byron Seniors Club who want to explore their phone, tablet or laptop. No matter your level.

What to Expect:
Jacky, a dedicated volunteer, will guide you step-by-step through tasks like sending emails, video-calling loved ones, organising photos, browsing the internet and using social media or messaging apps. Bookings are essential: before each session a sign-on sheet will be available at Reception. Just bring your device, your questions and a willingness to learn. All experience levels welcome.

November Sessions:
Tuesdsay 11th, 18th and 25th November | 12:30pm – 1:30pm

Where:
Byron Community Centre

Cost:
Free for Byron Seniors Club members.

No prior experience required. Whether you’ve held off on learning, or simply want to brush up your digital skills, this is your space to grow, connect and feel confident online.