Marrambidya River Fest

Scheduled for 16th November 2024, from 3 PM to 8 PM at Fig Tree Park in Darlington Point, NSW, this event offers an exciting array of activities for all ages.

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Immerse yourself in a cultural celebration with live music and traditional workshops. Join us at Fig Tree Park in Darlington Point, NSW.

Scheduled for 16th November 2024, from 3 PM to 8 PM at Fig Tree Park in Darlington Point, NSW, this event offers an exciting array of activities for all ages.

Marrambidya River Fest will feature live music performances by Lawrence Barlow, Damien Thorne, and Scar Tree, along with a special band performance.

Attendees can enjoy Koori Kinnections bush tucker, engage in traditional skills like basket weaving and possum skin workshops, and participate in cultural games.

There's plenty for families too, including face painting, a jumping castle, a pool disco, and a skating competition. To top it all off, there will be a DJ to keep the festive spirit alive throughout the day.

The event is part of the Open Streets Festival and will also serve as the media launch for the Warangesda Festival 2025, with a special session from 7 PM to 8 PM.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to immerse yourself in a celebration of Wiradjuri culture and community spirit, set against the backdrop of Darlington Point’s natural beauty.

Bring The Kids!

Bring the kids for an unforgettable hands-on cultural experience! Join Trent Kelly as he guides children through making paper-bark canoes (Nawi), learning the traditional art of crafting small hand-held canoes using natural resources. Later, watch as the mini-canoes are released onto the river, a unique way to connect with nature and our heritage.

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Apply now to partake as a stall holder at Marrambidya River Fest 2024.

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Weaving Workshops

Join us for a hands-on weaving workshop facilitated by the talented Jessica Sinnot! Discover the beauty of traditional weaving techniques and create your very own bracelet or cord using natural materials like raffia, feathers, and beads.