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Hide + Seek Presents- Songlines

Moorabool

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Blackwood Community Hall

Byres Road,
Blackwood VIC 3458

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  • Sun 22 Nov

11am–3:30pm

$10 - $20

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Songlines Live and Local brings First Nations music, stories and culture to regional communities through a cultural workshop followed by a live performance experience.

Presented by Regional Arts Victoria and Songlines Aboriginal Music, the program creates opportunities for audiences of all ages to connect with Indigenous artists and cultural traditions in a meaningful and welcoming setting. Blending learning, creativity and live entertainment, Songlines Live and Local celebrates cultural exchange, community connection and the strength of First Nations voices.

Featuring Dungala Baimi, Leo Whyman and Canisha.

Content: Moorabool Shire Council

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