The Dunggula Cultural Festival will feature many live artists such as Mitch Tambo, Voice of Lele and unmissable Indigenous dance groups.
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Gregg Porteous
Many Mobs Indigenous Corporation’s Dunggula Cultural Festival will be held on the Yarrawonga Foreshore this Saturday, October 12.
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This fantastic free cultural festival is backed by the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR), and the Helping Regional Communities Prepare for Drought Fund.
The festival line-up of First Nations Cultural singers include: Mitch Tambo, Voice of Lele, The Warrens’, Prodigal-1 and Damien ‘Dookie’ Thorne. The unmissable Indigenous dance groups sharing story-lines and yarning (Marrambidya Dance Group,Gulaga Dancers, Big River Gomeroi, and our own Many Mobs Kawi Dancers.
There will also be a Many Mobs Merchandise Tent at the festival to purchase your t-shirts and polo tops, Clapstick packs, or Blak Brews Tea sample packs and say hello to a First Nations member of the community.
Other cultural stalls at the festival will include Apma Creations, Chic n Co, Vegifix Catering, Yarrawonga Bunnings, Rotary, Gallawah Hub, Prickly Lizard, Evangeline Coffee, Treaty for Victoria, and Uncle Eric Brown.
“This event will be a fantastic celebration of Indigenous culture full of dance, performance, art, and food,” event spokesperson Michaela Jane said.
“This powerful experience of all nations combined will not be forgotten. Many Mobs created this wonderful experience of First Nations Culture for you!
“We wanted to show that culture is not lost or forgotten. It is here to stay and accessible. Come along and learn about Australia's oldest living culture.”
If you want to know more about ManyMobs and support the event, send an email to manymobsvichq@gmail.com or find them on Facebook.
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