A quiet revolution is rising. Farm Flicks: Six Inches of Soil—film, tea, real talk, and a community rooted in regeneration.

Flicks at The Farm, The Regeneration Series

As winter settles in and the soil lies quietly gathering its strength, we invite you to do the same.

Inside the cottage at The Farm—a place built for connection—we’re hosting an evening of warmth, story, and shared imagining. A new film series, grounded in regeneration.

Because if not now, then when? The need to heal our landscapes, our communities, and ourselves is no longer distant—it’s here, asking us to listen, to respond, to come together.

We begin with Six Inches of Soil—a stirring and hopeful film tracing the journey of British farmers who are rising up, not with protest signs but with compost, cover crops and community. It’s a story of courage, care, and the quiet revolution taking place beneath our feet.

After the film, stay for a live panel with local council members as we dig deeper into the role we each play in protecting soil—every single day.

Farm-grown lemon myrtle tea

Popcorn encouraged

Kids welcome (ages 5+)

Soulful conversation guaranteed

Book now and gather with purpose. Space is limited.

Thursday 17 July | 4:30pm doors | 5:00pm start |The Farm House, Byron Bay | $25 Adults / $10 Kids

Hosted at The Farm Byron Bay, in collaboration with Farmer’s Footprint Australia. A portion of all tickets supports Farmer’s Footprint Australia.

COST:
A$10 – A$25-