Campers, dancers and lovers of culture are invited to this year's Mutawintji Cultural Festival to celebrate Aboriginal culture and immerse themselves in a unique cultural experience from Friday 7 to Sunday 9 August at Mutawintji National Park.
The festival will feature guided tours of Mutawintji National Park, cultural workshops, traditional dance ceremony and a tag along tour to cultural sites on Mutawintji State Conservation Area.
Visitors taking part in tours will be led by knowledgeable local Aboriginal guides who are excited to share their stories, cultural values, heritage and history over the backdrop of beautiful and iconic scenery of the Bynguano Ranges.
Art enthusiasts can take part through a variety of engaging workshops including weaving and even dancing for the daring.
Local and visiting First Nation dance groups from around the country will perform traditional dances from their group's Country coming together for a corroboree each evening.
Quotes attributable to Mutawintji Board member Mark Sutton:
"Welcome to Mutawintji, where the spirit of our ancestors walks with us, and culture is not just remembered - it's lived. Over these three special days, may you feel the heartbeat of this land through our stories, songs, and dances.
"To all the campers, dancers, and curious hearts - we welcome you to share in the celebration of Aboriginal culture at the Mutawintji Cultural Festival. Let the Bynguano Ranges be your classroom, and our Dreamtime stories your guide.
"This festival is a gift from our community to yours. Whether you're here to learn, to dance, or to simply connect, we welcome you with open arms and strong spirit. Welcome to country - welcome to Mutawintji."
