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VIBADELIX is back in the Bay this Saturday!

VIBADELIX One Earth ~Arts Music & Environment Festival

For the third year running Vibadelix Arts, Music and Environment Festival will be presented by Rock the YAC Productions at the Youth Activity Centre.

Our theme this year is One Earth – Get ‘Fracking’ Aware! – We are fundraising to combat Coal Seam Gas mining in the region. We are calling out to all interested performers, musicians, visual and creative artists and environmentalists to perform, exhibit or speak at the festival and run creative and environmental workshops.

Vibadelix will be a vibrant celebration of community spirit, raising awareness on environmental issues featuring an eclectic mix of music, bands, DJs, Singer/songwriters, circus, theatre performances, market stalls, an art exhibition and creative workshops on sustainable living, songwriting and more!

Byron Youth Service Links2Learning students studying Events Management under Morqyn Quinn (Artistic Director of Island Vibe, Kuranda Roots and Rudekat Records) have secured an Indent Music NSW Grant to support emerging artists and a sustainable local entertainment industry.

The Festival is building momentum, and looking to be the event of the year with an amazing line-up of local and emerging artists and fantastic high profile acts.

Come and join the Vibadelix One Earth Festival community!
**Artist Line-up**

Fyah Walk
Lubdub
Imandan
Tim Stokes
Die Rude
CC the Cat
Adam Scriven
Minnie Marks
Annie Plummer
Reilly Fitzalan
Frankie Stone
Loki Hough
Didjital
Sunny Side Up
Savona Sound
Six Bux
Landsoaken

With Performances by:

SPAGHETTI CIRCUS

THE BUFFOONS with ‘No Wuckin’ Furries’

SONGWRITING workshop with local singer/songwriter and musician Tim Stokes ~ 12 midday-1pm (pre-fest) ~ $10

CREATIVE WRITING workshop with bestselling local author Melaina Faranda ~ 12 midday-1pm (pre-fest) ~ $10

All Ages Drug & Alcohol Free!

Rock The YAC Productions is an on-going Byron Youth Service Enterprise initiative conceptualised by Links2Learning Events Management Course participants.

The aim is to create a platform for all-ages, drug & alcohol free events that support local, emerging & independent music, arts & youth culture.

26th May 2012
1pm – 12 midnight
Byron YAC Amphitheatre
1 Gilmore Crescent, Byron Bay

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