Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre

Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre Welcome To Yarrawarra!

Yaam Gumbaynggirr Jagun here is Gumbaynggirr Country
Our Indigenous Art Gallery exhibits amazing local art and our Keeping Place has over 6000 years of local history
Enjoy a coffee on our big veranda and listen to the birdsong

19/08/2022
ALL FIRED UP Exhibition openingKicking off @ 3pm this Saturday
19/08/2022

ALL FIRED UP Exhibition opening

Kicking off @ 3pm this Saturday

CALL OUT TO GUMBAYNGGIRR ARTIST'S
17/08/2022

CALL OUT TO GUMBAYNGGIRR ARTIST'S

Calling Gumbaynggirr artists

Gumbaynggirr artists are invited to submit their expressions of interest to be one of 10 artists included in the exciting exhibition Yaam Gumbaynggirr Jagun: Here is Gumbaynggirr Country (working title) opening in 2023 at Yarrila Arts and Museum and curated by Tori Donnelly.

If you are an Gumbaynggirr artist and have already submitted an Expression of Interest for the Gumbaynggirr Art Trail at Yarrila Place or for the Local Artist Expression of interest, we already have your EOI, so no need to reapply.

Submissions close Wednesday 31 August 2022.

https://www.coffsharbour.nsw.gov.au/gallery

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/366122069967Book Here for our NAIDOC Day this Saturday :)Rain hail or shine! We have lot...
06/07/2022

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/366122069967
Book Here for our NAIDOC Day this Saturday :)
Rain hail or shine! We have lots of space undercover for all of our activities :) Screen print our Gugaamgan on your shirt, join us for a dance and create your own emu egg out of clay!

Few spots left for today's class!! Get in quick 🖤💛❤
04/07/2022

Few spots left for today's class!! Get in quick 🖤💛❤

Book your Holiday Fun at Yarrawarra today! :D

31/05/2022

3:00PM 🖤‍☀️‍❤️ Jumbaal Dreaming 🖤‍☀️‍❤️

From the very heart of Gumbaynggirr country, under the great songman traditions of Uncle Martin Ballangarry and this Goori group, expect a unique blend of Indigenous rock & authentic dancing.

Prepare your magical snake moves. As the band's totem, 'Jumbaal' is the carpet python. 🐍🐍

Emerald Beach Fair, Saturday 4th June 2022

Opening June 11th 2022
26/05/2022

Opening June 11th 2022

14/04/2022

Giinagay Folks!
We'll be close Sat & Sun for Holiday Weekend :D
bring on Sunshine! 🤞

13/04/2022

Congratulations to Aneika Kapeen and team at Mudyala for winning a NSW State Award for their work with youth.

Pictured with Chris Gulaptis, dad Trevor and the Hon. Ben Franklin MLC - Minister for Aboriginal Affairs , Arts and Regional Youth Affairs.

Well done 👍

01/04/2022

Giinagay! Unfortunately our resident weaver Lilly is off with a fever awaiting test results 🥺 so we will have to postpone the Sunday weaving workshop 😭 I KNOW Right?! How horribly inconvenient and fun ruining 😩
Everyone will get their ticket refunded and the workshop will be rescheduled as soon as Lilly is feeling well again, perhaps for Easter weekend or the one after 🤔 cross your fingers and we appreciate your understanding 🙏🏽

29/03/2022

Birthing on Country services empower women Cultural safety and humility program iSISTAQUIT supports pregnant women First Nations Youth and Justice System Non-GP Specialist Trainee Support Program A…

16/03/2022

Giinagay Ngujawiny!

Gumbaynggirr Zoom Classes for mob are starting again for the year!

Wednesday 16th March 2022
5:30PM - 6:30PM

Please see poster for details.

To register, please email [email protected] or phone 02 6569 4294

(registration is required, even if you've been part of the class previously)

Yaarri yarraang!

Address

69 Red Rock Road
Corindi, NSW
2456

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm
Sunday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+61266407104

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Yarrawarra was incorporated on 17th December 1987 and registered as “Yarrawarra Aboriginal Coorporation”. An employment scheme had been established in remote parts of Australia called C.D.E.P “Community Development and Employment Program” and was considered for Yarrawarra. The first employees of C.D.E.P totalling 25 started in April 1989. From Here the progress of Yarrawarra began...

Now Yarrawarra has grown and changed, from a training centre, to Wadjar Regional Aboriginal Art Gallery, Jalumbo Keeping Place, Yuraal Bush tucker Cafe and Nuralamee Accommodation and Conference Centre. We run workshops in art, dance, language pottery and weaving, and run tours of significant historical sites and bush tucker tracks, along with exhibitions and community cultural events. And Jalumbo Keeping Placee houses artefacts from over 6000 years of local Gumbaynggirr history!