Yaamagay!
Giinagay Nujawiny!
Yaam Gumbaynggirr Jagun
Darruyay Yilaaming Girrin-da
Hello you mob!
This is Gumbaynggirr Country
Good to have you here at Corindi Beach
Welcome to Yarrawarra!
This pristine coastal paradise is the homeland of the Garby elders and
Mirlagalgi descendants in the northern lowlands of Gumbaynggirr nation.
The centre has many services and attractions, to help us share the history
and cultural values of our Elders and Ancestors.
Wadjar Regional Indigenous Gallery exhibits traditional
and contemporary art from regional First Nation artists of NSW.
Jalumbo Cultural Heritage Keeping Place, displays cultural artifacts from
over 6000+ years of Gumbaynggirr life on the Mid North Coast
The Nuralamee Conference and Accommodation Centre sleeps up to 70 people and seats 150 in it’s hall.
With quality catering for business events, training, weddings, birthdays, retreats, school cultural excursions etc.
Open to the public for bookings, school holiday activities, monthly weaving circle, cultural activities available all year round!
What's on at yarrawarra
Together we are powerful, we lift each other up, we stand with one another and lend strength
We are living in times of great change
Surviving adversity and coming out stronger on the other side
And we are starting to remember the power we wield and the magic we create when we come together. To dance, to sing, to create and connect.
Connect to nature, to one another, and to the deepest parts of our true selves
Join us in this Celebration of Sisterhood <3
If you’d like to get involved doing markets, music, crafts or volunteering, send us an email!
The event is FREE though registering for the event will help us to get funding for more free community events like this in the future, so we appreciate it!
2024 Artist in Residence
JESSIKA SPENCER
WIRADJURI ARTIST
AND WEAVER
I’m Jessika, an Aboriginal Fibre Artist from the Sandhills of the Western Riverina, Narrungdera/ Narrandera, NSW.
I’m currently based on Ngunnawal, Ngambri and Wiradjuri Country
I’m the artist behind “Ngurru”, a small cultural business that focuses on weaving. (Ngurru is the Wiradjuri word for river reeds)
Combining and merging both traditional and contemporary techniques to create woven work, I produce hand-crafted cultural items and run weaving workshops for all skill-sets.
I weave and create everything from woven earrings, necklaces, baskets, dilly bags, mats and eel traps through to wall hangings and fishing nets.
Sustainability, land management and cultural heritage are at the core of my work; the materials used are bio-degradable and carefully collected from country.
My focus is empowerment and self-determination, and I create with this in mind.
