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Ganbu Gulin: Burndap, neto!
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Darebin Arts, City of Darebin — FUSE Festival
About this event
Ganbu Gulin: Burndap, neto! opens the Darebin FUSE Festival with a free First Nations celebration of music and art at Darebin Arts Centre and Ray Bramham Gardens. Translated from Woi-wurrung, Ganbu Gulin means "One Mob: Deadly, Now!", marking the evolution of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts into contemporary practices that are bold, innovative and intrinsically collaborative. The afternoon opens with a Welcome to Wurundjeri Country and Smoking Ceremony led by Uncle Bill Nicholson, hosted by MC Kimmie Lovegrove, with performances by Mo'Ju, Liv & The Dream and the intergenerational Djirri Djirri Dancers. Elijah Money leads a kids' bracelet and charm making workshop and Aunty Brenda returns with arts and crafts for the whole family. Curated by First Nations programmer Ethan Savage with Wurundjeri curatorial advisor Stacie Nicholson-Piper, the event sits within the Deadly Darebin program strand, which highlights the innovation and cultural leadership of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander creatives.
Good to know
All proceedings are Auslan interpreted. The event runs across the outdoor Ray Bramham Gardens and the Darebin Arts Centre, with activities for children and families throughout.
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Tickets
Free. No booking required.
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