Nestled on the stunning Mid North Coast of New South Wales in the northern lowlands of Gumbaynggirr Country, the ancestral lands of Mirlagalgi people and the Garby elders.
Our centre is a place of learning, sharing and celebration – whether you’re here to explore local stories, join a weaving circle, discover our art gallery, or simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Yarrawarra is a space where everyone is invited to slow down, reconnect and gain a deeper understanding of Gumbaynggirr culture.
Wadjar Regional Indigenous Gallery showcases the incredible talent of regional First Nations artists, celebrating stories, culture and creativity through powerful exhibitions and unique artworks.
Jalumbo Cultural Heritage Keeping Place, displays a vast and precious collection that reflects over 6,000 years of Gumbaynggirr life on the Mid North Coast. From ancient tools and artefacts to stories, artworks and cultural objects. The collection highlights strength, knowledge and survival of the Gumbaynggirr people. It’s a space where history is honoured and our living culture is shared.
The Nuralamee Conference and Accommodation Centre offers a unique place to gather and connect on Gumbaynggirr Country. Surrounded by bushland, it’s the perfect setting for conferences, retreats and group stays. Sleeping up to 70 guests, and seeting up to 150 guests in its hall.
Exhibits traditional
and contemporary art from regional First Nation artists of NSW.
Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre also offers a variety of cultural programs for individual travellers and groups.
10/10/2025
08/10/2025
Yarrawarra focuses on Aboriginal and Islander descendants maintaining their Cultural Heritage and integrity, and is proud to be open to the public so they can learn about and enjoy authentic Gumbaynggirr culture, Art & history.
Nuralamee features a large central hall, break away areas, a dining foyer, BBQ area and surrounding verandas.
Dalanggali means ‘Artist’ or ‘Painter’ in Bundgalung Language Jai is a Bundjalung Arti
Saltwater Freshwater is a touring exhibition combining the Saltwater Freshwater Aboriginal Art Award and Contemporary Cultural Objects Exhibition, representing a range of First Nations Artists from Gumbaynggirr, Dunghutti, Biripi and Worimi nations
All Fired Up: Our Stories in Clay First Nations Ceramic Exhibition All Fired Up our Annual First Nations Ceramics Showcase, translating Stories and Connections to Country into clay creations Come and see the deadly talent of our regional artists at our Opening Night! Saturday September 2nd from 3-5pmRefreshments provided, please RSVP for cateringRS
“Belonging Places” Inaugural Solo Exhibition of Belle Budden Belonging Places exhibiting at Wadjar
