Yarnin Pangari (Talking Spirit) Festival
Join world renowned performer and cultural ambassador Ngarrindjeri Elder Major "Moogy" Sumner for a unique festival of sharing culture and healing the spirit in the gorgeous natural surrounds of Belair National Park (main oval and pavillion). Following a smoking ceremony, the day will consist of inspiring and interactive dance performances; workshops (weaving, painting, wood carving, boomerang and spear throwing); storytelling and yarnin circles. The Festival will conclude with a special sunset corroberee, which everyone is welcome and encouraged to join in for.
There will be market stalls and food vans at the festival. People are encouraged to bring their own chair, blanket, picnic food/ snacks, drinks etc. All welcome, this is a family friendly event *** alcohol free event***.
If you are unable to purchase tickets online, please call the Adelaide Fringe call centre on 1300 621 255. The will be able to process your ticket over the phone, and you will gain admittance once the transaction is finalised.
Presented by: Tal-Kin-Jeri Dance Group
Major "Moogy" Sumner is a world renowned performer and cultural ambassador of Ngarrindjeri arts, crafts, martial arts and traditional culture. He wants to show to the Australian people that Aboriginal culture is about sharing and working together for the benefit of the whole community and for Country. Tal-Kin-Jeri Dance Group was founded in 1997 by Major Sumner and Loretta Sumner to showcase Aboriginal dance, stories, music, art, language and culture.