Are you looking for something to do this Sunday 15 November? Then get along to Spirits of the Red Sand Queensland’s #1 Must Do Attraction. They will be hosting Australia’s first ever annual Wild foods and Cultural festival as part of NAIDOC (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee).
The Wild Foods and Cultural festival features an exciting mix of live entertainment, demonstrations and kids activities from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural groups and businesses within the region.
Uncle Eddie Ruska, Cultural Elder and Co-founder of Spirits of the Red Sand created the idea of a Wild Foods and Cultural festival with his family and says “Sharing our culture is at the heart of who we are and this festival highlights the solid talent and cultural experiences our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples represent.”
A talented line up of performers includes headliner, renowned country and blues singer, storyteller and pioneering indigenous artist Adam James, and MC, Australia’s Got Talent, Chris Tamwoy. Together with Spirits of the Red Sand’s powerful cultural demonstrations, performances by Australia’s No#1 Aboriginal dance troupe, Nunukul Yuggera, and a variety of food stalls, cooking demonstrations, bush tucker tours and incredible kid’s activities there will be so much to discover and share for all Australians.
“Although it’s been a challenging year for travel and hospitality, we want to open up our doors for everyone to join us at this free festival to celebrate NAIDOC at a COVID safe event that showcases our cultural offerings in a truly authentic and meaningful way.” Says Mike Tamaki, Co-Founder of Spirits of the Red Sand.
Date: Sunday 15 November 2020
Location: Spirits of the Red Sand, 205 Main Street, Beenleigh QLD 4207
Time: 10am-3pm
Free entry. A gold coin donation is appreciated, contributing to the not-for-profit Beenleigh Historical Village where Spirits of the Red Sand calls home.
The festival is a drug and alcohol-free event.
Image: Thanks to Tourism Australia
