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Paint Together - Kuku Yalanji Bama
If you're free on Tuesday April 29, come have fun with paint!
🖌️ Paints, lunch, and company provided.
🎨 BYO canvas.
📍 Mossman Uniting Church Hall
🕥 10:30 AM
Contact Julie: 0458 494 794
🎨 Download calendar reminder for Paint Together event26/04/25 16:59 Filed in:
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Kuku Yalanji Women’s Choir – Singing for Water, Land, and Sea
The Kuku Yalanji Women’s Choir is calling out for participation!
We invite Kuku Yalanji women and young girls to join us in reviving language and culture through song.
📍 Mossman Area
📞 Contact Julie: 0458 494 794
Come and be part of this beautiful movement of connection and culture.
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Traditional Weaving Workshop
Join Kalkamanungu Shanelle Young for a special weaving workshop for First Nations women and young girls. Come share stories, culture, and connection through the art of traditional weaving.
📅 April 22, 2025, Download to calendar📍 Uniting Church Hall, Mossman Click to show in Google Maps📞 To book
Call Julie: 0458 494 794All materials provided. Free to attend.
27/10/24 11:19 Filed in:
News | Culture | Events | fundingWe are pleased to announce our successful application for the 2024-2026 Language and Arts and Culture funding round.
Kunbu – Celebration.
Muruku jinabu dungarinya wawu wawu-ji ngulkurrji
Walking together in good spirit
The project is designed to celebrate cultural continuance and rejuvenate the Kuku Yalanji language. It encourages intergenerational participation, from very young children to clan Elders, weaving language through a wide range of cultural activities. The project will culminate in a Celebration/Exhibition showcasing the arts, culture, and language of the Kubirriwarra Yalanji Clan-group.
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Pictured: Elders L-R John Hartley, Janice Walker, Bennett Walker, Louise Walker, Daphne Naden, Dan O'Shane, and Juan Walker
Picture: Kubirriwarra Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation
Kubirriwarra Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation, a cultural organisation which represents and advocates for Traditional Owners and custodians of the Port Douglas and Mossman areas, will use their grant funding for a 12-seater people mover.
“This will significantly enhance our ability to contribute positively to the community,” Kubirriwarra Yalanji Chairperson John Hartley said.
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