As part of NAIDOC Week, the Perth Cultural Centre is hosting a special free event in celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, cultures and communities.
Wayne Bynder and Jim Morrison from Noongar Radio will host an afternoon of family entertainment on the Wetland Stage featuring Perth NAIDOC Artist of the Year Gina Williams and Guy Ghouse, and other exceptional musical acts, including Struggling Kings, Delta Oui and Tamaree.
There’ll be on-site food vans plus bush tucker tastings, ochre face painting and more. Visit the Storylines database information stall about Aboriginal history in WA from the State Library of WA, or talk to staff from Central Institute of Technology’s Koolark Centre stall.
You can also tune into 100.9FM from 12pm to 4pm to hear the afternoon's music live across Noongar Radio.
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