Keep The Fire Burning: A Three Nations Exhibition
Keep the Fire Burning is the next edition of our Annual ‘Three Nations’ NAIDOC Exhibition
Shared between three Regional Cultural Centres in NSW, this exhibition showcases the deadly talent of our First Nations Artists on Gumbaynggirr, Dunghutti and Anaiwan Nations
The exhibition is shared between Dunghutti Ngaku Aboriginal Art Gallery in Kempsey,
Armidale Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place in Armidale,
and Wadjar Regional Indigenous Gallery at Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre in Corindi Beach
The opening at Wadjar Gallery is on June 15th from 5-7pm
and will be exhibited until August 6th
RSVP HERE: https://events.humanitix.com/keep-the-fire-burning-a-three-nations-naidoc-exhibition
For more information please call (02)91884370 or email events@yarrawarra.com.au
Our Exhibitions and programs are made possible with the continued support of Create NSW <3
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Yarrawarra means “Happy Meeting Place” and we certainly love to have wonderful big gatherings as often as possible!
Our Public Programs include Art & Craft workshops during the School Holidays and our “Basket Cases” Monthly Weaving Circle
We also have a range of Cultural Activities available to book privately all year round!
The Wadjar Regional Indigenous Gallery shows six Indigenous Art Exhibitions every year and run three big annual events: Mother Spirit Woman’s Gathering, Dream On Arts and Music Festival and our big NAIDOC Community Day
We have an undercover workshop space available to hire for events and parties
Come and Explore, Create and Connect at Yarrawarra!
Venue
69 Red Rock Road, Corindi Beach, Gumbaynggirr Country, NSW, 2456
