Burramatta Naidoc 2016 Lawrence Barlow, Krista Pav, MiKisha, Radical Son, Jannawi Dance, Part 1 of 2 Parramatta, Sydney 10 Jul 16
Burramatta Parramtta Part 1 of 2, 10 Jul 2016
NAIDOC join in the celebrations and discover the story of the Darug People – traditional custodians of Parramatta – through ceremony, song, dance, food and the arts. Come see an amazing line-up of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, dance and music on the banks of the Parramatta River.
MAIN STAGE PROGRAM
Hip-hop artist Radical Son and blues and roots powerhouse.
Krista Pav are among the performers who will take to the main stage along
Rising star Mi-Kaisha and country. https://www.facebook.com/Mi-kaisha-205472799663640/
Western singer/songwriter Lawrence Barlow aka Lollipop.
Enjoy urban and traditional Aboriginal dance with a special performance by the Jannawi Dance Clan https://www.facebook.com/Jannawi-Dance-Clan-312933335466426/
and a contemporary work by Treasures Dance Project.
http://www.parracity.nsw.gov.au/play/whats_on/events_calendar/events_store/all/burramatta_naidoc_2016
Celebrate over 50,000 years of culture at Burramatta NAIDOC
As one of the world’s most ancient living cultures, Australia’s Aboriginal people have a continuous history spanning more than 50,000 years.
The area of Parramatta has been occupied by the Burramattagal people, a clan of the Darug, who lived here along the upper reaches of the Parramatta River. Burramattagal is thought to be derived from the Aboriginal word for the 'place where the eels lie down' to breed (in the Parramatta River).
Aboriginal Australia is a living legacy of spiritual knowledge, custodianship of land, culture, people and the connectedness of all things shared through rituals, art, dance, music, secret stories and journeys created in the Dreamtime – the time when ancestral spirits created the landforms and all life.
As they travelled they created Songlines which act as a map, recording details of the landscape and express the relationships between the land, sea and the people.
The stories and Songlines encompass lore, culture and spirituality to ensure the continuity of all things living.
Songlines are the oldest living narrative of our nation, and will be the focus for the 2016 Burramatta NAIDOC celebrations.
Immerse yourself in a family-friendly cultural experience!
Celebrations will commence at 1pm with a dance and a Welcome to Country presented by Auntie Kerrie Kenton. We'll wrap up the day with a gorgeous riverlight show and fireworks finale at 6pm!
Corroboree Homeground, Sydney Opera House.
http://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x3titg_HankSydney_corroboree-homeground-playlist-6-parts/1#video=x2pchc2
HankSydney Video channel
http://www.dailymotion.com/HankSydney or
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https://app.box.com/s/7597cpwzd28cnzxdyypc0jk4jjmd8kqt
NAIDOC join in the celebrations and discover the story of the Darug People – traditional custodians of Parramatta – through ceremony, song, dance, food and the arts. Come see an amazing line-up of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, dance and music on the banks of the Parramatta River.
MAIN STAGE PROGRAM
Hip-hop artist Radical Son and blues and roots powerhouse.
Krista Pav are among the performers who will take to the main stage along
Rising star Mi-Kaisha and country. https://www.facebook.com/Mi-kaisha-205472799663640/
Western singer/songwriter Lawrence Barlow aka Lollipop.
Enjoy urban and traditional Aboriginal dance with a special performance by the Jannawi Dance Clan https://www.facebook.com/Jannawi-Dance-Clan-312933335466426/
and a contemporary work by Treasures Dance Project.
http://www.parracity.nsw.gov.au/play/whats_on/events_calendar/events_store/all/burramatta_naidoc_2016
Celebrate over 50,000 years of culture at Burramatta NAIDOC
As one of the world’s most ancient living cultures, Australia’s Aboriginal people have a continuous history spanning more than 50,000 years.
The area of Parramatta has been occupied by the Burramattagal people, a clan of the Darug, who lived here along the upper reaches of the Parramatta River. Burramattagal is thought to be derived from the Aboriginal word for the 'place where the eels lie down' to breed (in the Parramatta River).
Aboriginal Australia is a living legacy of spiritual knowledge, custodianship of land, culture, people and the connectedness of all things shared through rituals, art, dance, music, secret stories and journeys created in the Dreamtime – the time when ancestral spirits created the landforms and all life.
As they travelled they created Songlines which act as a map, recording details of the landscape and express the relationships between the land, sea and the people.
The stories and Songlines encompass lore, culture and spirituality to ensure the continuity of all things living.
Songlines are the oldest living narrative of our nation, and will be the focus for the 2016 Burramatta NAIDOC celebrations.
Immerse yourself in a family-friendly cultural experience!
Celebrations will commence at 1pm with a dance and a Welcome to Country presented by Auntie Kerrie Kenton. We'll wrap up the day with a gorgeous riverlight show and fireworks finale at 6pm!
Corroboree Homeground, Sydney Opera House.
http://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x3titg_HankSydney_corroboree-homeground-playlist-6-parts/1#video=x2pchc2
HankSydney Video channel
http://www.dailymotion.com/HankSydney or
Video Titles Listing
in Word, sorted by Title, with links
https://app.box.com/s/7597cpwzd28cnzxdyypc0jk4jjmd8kqt