With over 28 separate rental spaces spread over 2 sites, Nimbin Community Centre tenants are many and varied, ranging from community services and not for profit local community groups, to private small businesses and artists’ studios. From its inception the Nimbin Community Centre recognised the importance of providing affordable premises for not-for-profit groups and they are given priority as tenants. The Centre also provides space for business incubation and houses some highly regarded community businesses.
Whether long term or a new arrival, tenants are the Centre’s most valued assets. They reflect the Nimbin community and the services they offer are invariably community focussed, creative, alternative and responsive to community needs. This is an opportunity to have a virtual encounter with all tenants.
Nimbin Community School is a community-based education group which also auspices Nimbin Open Learning Centre. The Learning Centre aims to offer a programme of interesting and useful classes and workshops at low fees four terms per year. The learning Centre is always seeking new tutors with ideas (more)
Computer Repairs (Hardware & Software), Desktop Publishing, Printing and IT support. Ideal help for the IT novice (more)
Welcome to our multi-age Education and Care Centre. We have been providing the community of Nimbin with a child focused and nurturing environment since 1999. We cater for children from 6 months to school age. Playgroup gives children an opportunity to socialise through informal play. It also (more)
The Nimbin Environment Centre is a voluntary non profit organisation. Our history is rooted in the successful battles which saved Terania Creek and the Nightcap forest. We are very conscious of our continuous role as custodians of this land hand in hand with its first people: The Bundjalung nation. (more)
Ganja Faeries are the Vibrant Green Wave dancing behind our original custodians & the Gunja Faerie Queen, an integral part of the annual Nimbin Mardigrass Drug Law Reform Rally. Originally inspired by the Sydney Queer Communities use of colour, performance & fun in protesting unfair laws, we (more)
The Nimbin Good Times is a monthly tabloid newspaper, which styles itself as "The Alternative Journal of the Rainbow Region". Started in 1997, largely to promote the vision of the Nimbin Community Centre (acquired in 1998), the newspaper has since widened its focus and grown to 28 pages in full (more)
The Nimbin Herbs Learning Center is the administrative and educational space associated with the Nimbin Herbs shop (previously Happy High Herbs Nimbin) in the Nimbin village centre. Our focus includes education, workshops, and making short educational videos. We also work with medicinal plants (more)
Nimbin Neighbourhood and Information Centre Inc (NNIC). Established in 1978, NNIC is the longest serving and the primary community services and community development organisation in Nimbin. A registered charity with DGR status, NNIC provides a wide range of services for people in need in the (more)
For all your accounting needs: Income Tax Returns: Individuals, Partnerships, Companies, Trusts & Primary Producers BAS & Bookkeeping Services Business Software: Cashbook Complete, MYOB, Quickbooks Business advice Grant Acquittals Discount available for Centrelink recipients (more)
From her studio in the colourful town of Nimbin, NSW, Philippa designs and creates for her illustration-based label, Pixie Nut & Co. Inspired by nature and Australian wildlife, Philippa’s naive-style, hand painted designs are translated into clothing, fabrics, scarves and iconic wooden (more)
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