ZOUINA Presents Pt. 1 Home Vibrates
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Pt. 1 Home Vibrates
First phase of our 2Pt. June series to celebrate CBR talent and connect to places beyond We are bringing home some familiar faces as well as some new, and we are pretty excited to celebrate the meaning of this place with you (CBR) - where we have come and where we are going !
28th June Shadows Night Club (sideway) 9:30pm to close
CALLING ALL DANCERS you’re invited to make home on the dance floor.
Lineup
Beps
Femme Normale
Polyharmony
tsotsi
Amira
This event is fundraising for Kumanjayi White’s family. Funds raised will be going to Yuendumu Women’s Centre.
Free tickets for mob. Please send us a direct message and a ticket will be arranged for you. Similarly, if you are facing financial hardship and would like to attend the event, please reach out, and we can work out a way for you to attend.
As always, remember the Country you are on and take active steps to understand what it means to be on stolen land - share resources together, have the tough conversations and do the right thing by always standing by our Indigenous brothers and sisters, here and across the globe. Please remember that this is on Ngunnawal Country, that it always was and always will be Ngunnawal Country, and that we should listen and engage with Ngunnawal voices on how to respectfully be in relation to Ngunnawal Country.
Graphics by Ricebreaks
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First phase of our 2Pt. June series to celebrate CBR talent and connect to places beyond We are bringing home some familiar faces as well as some new, and we are pretty excited to celebrate the meaning of this place with you (CBR) - where we have come and where we are going !
28th June Shadows Night Club (sideway) 9:30pm to close
CALLING ALL DANCERS you’re invited to make home on the dance floor.
Lineup
Beps
Femme Normale
Polyharmony
tsotsi
Amira
This event is fundraising for Kumanjayi White’s family. Funds raised will be going to Yuendumu Women’s Centre.
Free tickets for mob. Please send us a direct message and a ticket will be arranged for you. Similarly, if you are facing financial hardship and would like to attend the event, please reach out, and we can work out a way for you to attend.
As always, remember the Country you are on and take active steps to understand what it means to be on stolen land - share resources together, have the tough conversations and do the right thing by always standing by our Indigenous brothers and sisters, here and across the globe. Please remember that this is on Ngunnawal Country, that it always was and always will be Ngunnawal Country, and that we should listen and engage with Ngunnawal voices on how to respectfully be in relation to Ngunnawal Country.
Graphics by Ricebreaks
Get Tickets
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