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Cairns Indigenous Art Fair

Locality: Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 4252 6312

Address: Cairns Indigenous Art Fair, 51 esplanade 4870 Cairns, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.ciaf.com.au/

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25.01.2022 We'd love to hear your thoughts on our first ever digital program for CIAF 2020! In 2020, the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair invited the world to the Cultural Evolution- 10-day digital program, showcasing Queensland’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts and cultures Friday 14 to Sunday 23 August 2020. Click the link below to take our survey ... https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NZ2NX7V See more

25.01.2022 As of tomorrow, there are just 3 days left for you to purchase CIAF 2020 artworks Sunday September 13 is the final day you can view the online CIAF Shop, and virtual exhibitions. Don't miss out on your favourite artists work, like these beautiful works by People's Choice Art Award recipient Agnes Wotton . Head to the CIAF Shop; https://shop.ciaf.com.au/ Artist Statement... Sea Anemone Painting - 'Blue, Red and Green Oxide' - Palm Island is off the coast of Townsville and Ingham. It is sitting on the great barrier reef, one of the great seven wonders in the world. The Sea Anemone comes in all different colours. I have painted a Series of Sea Anemone. The dot in the Anemone painting is the clown fish that live in the Anemone houses. And what I was capturing in my painting is the movement of the houses when the salt water is moving And this is also the reflection of the inner peace that it gives me when I paint. See more

24.01.2022 Cairns Indigenous Art Fair and Deadly Choices are proud to present Music In The Park - a free community concert happening at Munro Martin Park from 4pm this Saturday December 5. Check out this video featuring performer Naomi Wenitong giving us a rundown of the event, which aims to promote social emotional wellbeing through conversation, cultural dance and live music performances with the support of Deadly Choice programs. The event will be hosted by Aaron Fa'Aoso and feature ...performances by: > Royston Sagigi-Baira > Mau Power and Band > Naomi Wenitong > Zennith Music In The Park is a Deadly Choices smoke-free and alcohol-free event. Secure your free tickets here: https://bit.ly/MusicInTheParktix

24.01.2022 Fantastic opportunity to learn how to make your own ceramic pieces. Every Thursday night. Book a spot for you and your friends.

23.01.2022 This weekend is your chance to purchase Queensland First Peoples' art via the CIAF online shop Mirndiyan Gununa - Mornington Island (MI Art) Mornington Island Art, is one of the longest established art and cultural organisations in Aboriginal Australia. Situated in the remote Gulf of Carpentaria, northern Australia, and fully owned and controlled by an Indigenous Board, Mirndiyan Gununa has an Indigenous majority staff all focussed on delivering locally relevant programs t...hat produce internationally significant artwork. Mornington Island artists are heavily influenced and connected to their Land and Culture in their artistic interpretations. Their remoteness means the artists concentrate heavily on cultural and spiritual subject matter all centred on connection to Country The artists work in many different mediums, from painting to music and dance to story telling. Language is integral to all creative activities at the Art Centre and the primary purpose of the Mirndiyan Gununa is to maintain and develop the cultures of the Lardil and Kaiadilt people by strengthening the Community and promoting the unique Cultures to the rest of the world.

23.01.2022 Tickets are still available for tonight's free showing of (starting at 6pm) at Bulmba-ja Arts Centre. This historical musical production has been workshopped this week at Bulmba-ja and tells the stories of Torres Strait Islander men, and their families, who traveled to work on the railways across the mainland in the 1960s. Follow the link to secure your free tickets!

23.01.2022 That’s a wrap! Check out these highlights from Cairns Indigenous Art Fair 2020: The Cultural Evolution. Make sure you register for updates on CIAF 2021.

23.01.2022 Don't miss seeing Heather Koowootha's beautiful artworks in our virtual exhibitions and online shop Virtual Gallery; https://2020.ciaf.com.au/tours/gallery2.html CIAF Shop... https://shop.ciaf.com.au/ Left to right: Back Beach Walk About Self Portrait Our Yarrabah Troops Poleeen (Pauline) Landlady Landlord ~Back Beach Walk About~ Walky walky camp Crackle fire and smoke now, paperbark trees Bogie Bogie Creek remembers me. Fresh water, wait-a-while, caterpillar glue Gamoi fig, casuarina too. Back Beach, Pandanus beach rock: old, sand: new barks, twigs, tiny little feet following their elders - by who? Eyes so red, blood, crocodile eyes, so bright giddy-giddy for me, FORBIDDEN SITE. Exhibitor: Canopy Art - Indigenous Art from Far North Qld, Australia

23.01.2022 Did you see CIAF 2020 Concert Finale’? Mau Power performance, including the Torres Strait Islander performers during his set were amazing! Great news, you can re-watch all of the CIAF2020 digital program! It’s free for you to watch via Facebook, anytime. Just head to our ‘Videos’ section. Happy Friday! Watch the Concert Finale’ here; https://www.facebook.com/CIAFcairns/videos/650091392579404/?... A big thanks to Tanks Arts Centre and their brilliant tech team for their fantastic work with sound, lighting, stage and live stream. It showed off our CIAF performers perfectly!

22.01.2022 Today is your last chance to explore CIAF 2020 virtual exhibitions and buy Queensland First Peoples' art through our online shop! Head to 2020.ciaf.com.au

22.01.2022 Are you as excited about this free community concert event as we are?! Let us know you're coming to Music In The Park on December 5 via our Facebook event page, and don't forget to grab your (free) tickets from Ticketlink - grab them from the link in the event page

22.01.2022 Have you had a look at Toby CEDAR ART in the CIAF 2020 Virtual Exhibitions? View Toby's work here; https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=pUqur3VqE7b This weekend is your last chance to view and purchase Queensland First Peoples' art through the CIAF Shop and Virtual Galleries ... Artist Statement; Resin, pearl shell, coconut fibre, acrylic paint, Cowrie shell, rope, shell, beeswax 56cmx38cmx18cm With this mask I created, I was inspired by a combination of different traditional masks from the Eastern Islands which were made with Turtle shell. Which is why I chose the name Lakob-Op (Many faces). Each of those masks have their own significant meaning to them made by my ancestors -used for a variety of ceremonies and funerals where they were made to honor and resemble the deceased person. (Read More in the CIAF Shop).

21.01.2022 CIAF would like to thank each of you for your incredible support throughout 2020! Now in the new year, we are happy to announce the art fair's dates for 2021: 17-22 August. We look forward to seeing you all there.

21.01.2022 Last chance to fill out our audience survey! Open until 5pm today! We'd love to hear your thoughts. Click the link below to take our survey https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NZ2NX7V

21.01.2022 From the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair family to you and yours, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year! We can't wait to bring you news of CIAF 2021 - stay tuned to our socials in the new year for some exciting announcements.

20.01.2022 We’re back on Facebook! And just in time to let you all know that the Woorabinda Arts & Cultural Centre will be opening the new Woorabinda Arts Gallery next week. For those in Woorabinda, and for those able to get there, the event commences at 2pm on March 3rd. Followed the next day by the Woorabinda Community Concert (2:30pm-7:30pm) which will give the community a chance to celebrate the opening of the new art space. For more information click over to the Woorabinda Arts Facebook page.

20.01.2022 Happy Friday! Always big smiles and laughs with Aaron Fa'Aoso It was so much fun having Aaron take part in CIAF 2020! Don't forget, you can re-watch all of the CIAF program videos any time here: https://www.facebook.com/CIAFcairns/videos/

20.01.2022 Wonderful article by Art Guide Australia featuring amazing Queensland First Nations models and artists CIAF has been lucky enough to work with these amazing women and many more. A must-read.

19.01.2022 Thank you for this beautiful post and acknowledgement of CIAF 2020 The Cultural Evolution ~ and the team, Lockhart River Arts Indigenous Corporation CIAF is proud to work with such talented artists and have pushed through the road blocks imposed by COVID-19 https://www.facebook.com/lockhartriverart/posts/3675420825830106

17.01.2022 Wilma Reading, jazz Icon and Trailblazer from Tropical North Queensland and beloved member of the CIAF family, will share her incredible story with Richard Fidler on ABC Radio National's Conversations. Live to air from 3pm tomorrow (Queensland time), Ms. Reading discusses her early life in jazz in Australia during the 50s and 60s; performing in Las Vegas, London, Moscow, New York City, and Tokyo; as well as her time performing with Duke Ellington! Once again calling Cairns h...ome, Wilma Reading still graces the stage, often alongside the Cairns Tropic Jazz Club Inc. and at key events across Australia. If you miss the live to air interview, follow the link to listen to the podcast: https://www.abc.net.au//wilma-reading-jazz-musici/13055882 Lovegreen Photography

15.01.2022 Celebrate First Nations culture and history this January 26 and stream this amazing virtual concert. Featuring Deline Briscoe Music, Airileke, Andrea Kirwin, Lydia Fairhall and The She Oaks, and Georgia Corowa, tickets for BLAK:STORY:SONG A First Nations Livestream Concert are available via the link below.

15.01.2022 Music In The Park band profile: Naomi Wenitong Striving to promote a 'Be all you can be' attitude to young Australians through song, Naomi Wenitong is a profound young voice in contemporary Australian music. From supporting the likes of Destiny's Child, Public Enemy, Usher and Kylie Minogue, it is without question Naomi Wenitong is one of the most promising young talents to emerge from contemporary Australian music in recent history. ... With a story as inspirational as it is unique, her passion, resilience and exceptional musical ability have fuelled her journey from humble beginnings to the world stage. At the age of 16, realising it was her life's calling, Nay returned to her home town of Cairns to study music. It is here she met fellow songstress Simone Stacey and formed the duo Shakaya. Not long after their inception the group was signed to a major multinational record label and had their own original songs 'Stop Calling Me', 'Sublime' and 'Cinderella' quickly climbing the ARIA charts and selling platinum numbers. Shakaya's success saw the group release two albums and tour with Destiny's Child, Usher, Ja Rule, Ashanti and Shaggy as well as perform all backup vocals and raps for Peter Andre on his 2004 UK tour. After the amicable disbanding of Shakaya, Nay was part of the formation of the trio The Last Kinection - the outfit that would allow Nay to write the music she'd always set out to. From success with Shakaya and TLK to her solo recordings and community work, Naomi Wenitong is set to light up the stage at Music In The Park on December 5. Make sure you grab your free tickets to Music In The Park here: https://bit.ly/MusicInTheParktix

13.01.2022 CIAF would like to invite you to complete an easy, short survey (3-4 minutes) to understand how you engage with our annual programing. Please note that all responses to this survey are anonymous. Responses to the survey will be combined and analysed at an aggregated level, not individually. Upon completion of this survey, you will automatically enter into the draw to win ONE OF TWO $100 Visa Card Vouchers. To be eligible for the prize draw, we ask that you complete this surv...ey by no later than 5pm Wednesday, February 17, 2021. Please click on the link below to complete the questionnaire. Thank you!

13.01.2022 3 Days left to purchase works from the CIAF Online Shop This Sunday September 13 is the last day to view our virtual exhibitions and purchase works in the CIAF Shop online! Paul Bong's work is renowned, don't miss out on viewing or buying these amazing works. View the artworks virtually, and read the story and inspiration behind them from the artists perspective, in our online exhibition here; https://2020.ciaf.com.au/tours/gallery1.html Purchase in CIAF shop here;... https://shop.ciaf.com.au/ Artist Statement for 'Abstract Shields' On this canvas I painted an abstract work. The background represents the happy times from the rainforest. The shield design is the water spider i also put in the grub design and also the leaf off of the boomerang tree. Artworks left to right; Abstract Shields, 3 Dimensional Shield, Spider Design, Small Sword - Ceremonial Sword - Tomohawk Design.

13.01.2022 Exciting announcement! Cairns Indigenous Art Fair and Deadly Choices are proud to announce Music In The Park - a free community concert happening at Munro Martin Park from 4pm Saturday December 5. Music In The Park aims to promote social emotional wellbeing through conversation, cultural dance and live music performances with the support of Deadly Choice programs.... The event will be hosted by Aaron Fa'Aoso and feature performances by: Royston Sagigi-Baira Mau Power and Band Naomi Wenitong Zennith Music In The Park is a Deadly Choices smoke-free and alcohol-free event. Important ticketing information: All attendees must have a ticket. You will need to provide your name, phone number, residential address and an email address to receive the tickets as part of our COVID-19 Safe terms and conditions of sale. As you will see on the Ticketlink website, you must Buy together to be together. You cannot sit where you like, change zones or join other people who may be in different groupings/bookings/social bubbles. We encourage everyone to pre-book their tickets ahead of the performance date. #Deadlychoices

13.01.2022 Today is your last chance to see CIAF 2020 virtual galleries and purchase Queensland First Peoples' Art from the CIAF Shop Head to 2020.ciaf.com.au Huge thank you to all the artists, Art Centres, Galleries, Hubs and independents that delivered fantastic artwork for #CIAF2020 Pormpuraaw Art Yarrabah Art Centre Erub Arts - Darnley Island Wei'Num Arts Hopevale Arts & Culture Centre Wik and Kugu Art Centre Mirndiyan Gununa - Mornington Island Moa Arts Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre Lockhart River Arts Indigenous Corporation Yalanji Arts - Mossman Gorge NorthSite Contemporary Arts Canopy Art - Indigenous Art from Far North Qld, Australia Art print Frame Naomi Hobson Artist Arone Meeks CEDAR ARTObery Sambo, Agnes Wotton, Paul Bong Clinton Naina, Gab Titui Cultural Centre

12.01.2022 Don't miss out on this fantastic commissioning oportunity. Only a couple weeks left to get your submissions in.

12.01.2022 Road Trip CIAF team visited the Post Office Gallery in Atherton to yarn with artists and arts workers. What a beautiful place. Left Clockwise; Janina Harding - CIAF Artistic Director. Katrina Chapman - Arts Writer. Ian Waldron - Artist. Mark Both - Regional Arts Officer, Tablelands Regional Council. Valerie Boll - Curator. India Collins - CIAF Projects Manager. Wanda Weatherall - Administration Officer. Shane Motlap - Community Cultural Advisor, Tablelands Regional Council. Darrell Harris - General Manager.

11.01.2022 Last chance to see Billy Missi'n Wakain Thamai, a bilingual exhibition at NorthSite Contemporary Arts featuring the extraordinary work of the late Queensland artist Billy Missi, at the Bulmba-ja Arts Centre (formerly Centre of Contemporary Arts) in Cairns. Get in by September 16! This compelling exhibition, which translates roughly to Through Billy Missi’s Eyes, celebrates one of Queensland’s leading artists and is the culmination of many years of collaboration and cultur...al sharing,. ~Ashleigh Campbell, Northsite Arts Director. Some Billy Missi artworks available through the CIAF shop; https://shop.ciaf.com.au/product/za-malu-ngu-ocean-2009

11.01.2022 Exciting opportunity for Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists. Concepts due 11th December.

11.01.2022 4 Days Left of CIAF Art Fair Shop! Like these gorgeous works from the Wik and Kugu Art Centre Immerse yourself in Queensland First Peoples' Art by experiencing the art in our virtual exhibitions; https://shop.ciaf.com.au/ciaf-2020-exhibitions

09.01.2022 The Cairns Indigenous Art Fair and Deadly Choices would like to say a HUGE thank you! Saturday's sold out Music In The Park concert was made possible by many dedicated people, and we're so thankful for their efforts to make the event such a success. From the performers on stage to the back-of-house crew, from the wonderful crowd to our event partners and sponsors, thank you for making the inaugural Music In The Park event such a memorable day for all.... Don't forget you can watch the entire event on the video tab on our Facebook page with our re-post of Saturday's livestream. See you in 2021 for some more big, amazing CIAF events!

08.01.2022 Wishing everyone a happy NAIDOC week. Always was, always will be.

07.01.2022 Have you watched ‘Infractions’ yet? Previewing online at CIAF, and premiering in Australia at the Institute of Modern Art is INFRACTIONS, a feature length video installation in dialogue with frontline Indigenous cultural workers’ struggles against threats to more than 50% of the Northern Territory from shale gas fracking. In the last decade, amid an unceasing mining boom, neo-paternalistic policies have aimed to reverse investments in remote Aboriginal homelands and land rights. With the lifting of a moratorium in the Northern Territory in 2018, British, US and homegrown settler mining companies exploit the weakness of Indigenous rights paradigms explained in the film by Professor Irene Watson to plan the expansion of a toxic, planet-warming industry across vast, ancient underground water systems. This is a climate justice film.

07.01.2022 Music In The Park: band profile We can't wait to see Zennith live on the big stage at the free community concert event Music In The Park, happening at Munro Martin Parklands on Saturday December 5! Presented by CIAF and Deadly Choices, Music In The Park aims to promote social emotional wellbeing through conversation, cultural dance and live music performances with the support of Deadly Choice programs.... Originating from the tropical rainforest of Kuranda, Zennith have been dubbed a creative force, producing high-energy rocking reggae rhythms and rhymes, embracing their diversity solid mix of roots, reggae, rock, funky hip-hop and indigenous world music. Zennith has diverse range of ages & experience in the band; made up of the Brim family, Dad Willie and sons Astro and Aden, as well as some brothers from other mothers resulting in a collaborative effort that not only has extreme musical chemistry, but also a cross-section of generations with a similar vision. Zennith are passionate about their cultural heritage, and sharing that heritage to the greater public. It is this passion that is aptly demonstrated in their music, lyrics and performances. They take great pride in performing music in culturally diverse locations. The way Zennith slot into communities is remarkable, and this ultimately opens doors for more indigenous bands to come on through. Secure your free tickets to Music In The Park here: https://bit.ly/MusicInTheParktix

07.01.2022 An exciting day for CIAF alongside one of our valued sponsors Holding Redlich! As a national law firm with a growing office in Cairns, Holding Redlich sponsored the Innovation category of the 2020 CIAF Art awards and purchased the winning piece, called Coral Bleaching by Paula Savage, Moa Arts (ink on Hahnemuhle paper, series of 3 works). Pictured is Vanessa Maruna from Holding Redlich with the new artwork now hanging at the firm's Cairns office. ... A big thanks to Vanessa and the Holding Redlich team for your support of CIAF!

06.01.2022 Head on down to Motel Nomad tomorrow for the Float Festival (presented by Laneway Cairns, Wolf Lane Distillery, Smok'n'Steel, and Red Bull) and check out a new collection of fine works by Lockhart River Arts Indigenous Corporation! Congratulations to Enoch and the team of Lockhart River artists on this venture and brilliant collection of new works. It's wonderful to see contemporary Indigenous art forge innovative partnerships and promote their art and culture to new audiences.

05.01.2022 Congratulations Cameron Costello and thank you for your ongoing support of CIAF

05.01.2022 Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following post contains images of deceased persons. It is with heavy hearts that we say goodbye to a friend, artist and arts ambassador Mr Eric Orcher . Eric was a visual artist and musician who both performed and exhibited at CIAF over the last 3 years. A storyteller and mentor, passionate that art and culture continue to be passed down to younger generations.... The family have asked CIAF share thire go fund me page to help the family during this extremely difficult time. https://www.gofundme.com/f/seeking-financial-assistance-for

04.01.2022 Head down to NorthSite Contemporary Arts and check out the IACA Member Art Centre Group exhibition Curated by Bereline Loogatha (Mirndiyan Gununa - Mornington Island), Junibel Doughboy (Bana Yirriji Art Centre), Florence Gutchen (Erub Arts - Darnley Island) and Nephi Denham (Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre). Featuring Art Centres; Hopevale Arts & Culture Centre Wik and Kugu Art Centre Pormpuraaw Art Erub Arts - Darnley Island Bana Yirriji Art Centre Mirndiyan Gununa - Morn...ington Island Love seeing these CIAF 2020 artworks take residence at a physical space right here in Cairns! You are able to see this exhibition and purchase artworks until November 07 Don't miss out. Open 10am-1pm Saturday, or 10am-5pm Monday-Friday. Developed as part of the Indigenous Artsworker training program run by IACA, funded by Australia Council for the Arts.

04.01.2022 Here’s our Artistic Director, Janina Harding, with artist Zane Saunders and Dr. Russell Milledge from Bonemap, photographed at last week's official opening of the newly refurbished old Cairns Court House. Now an arts space, the venue will be inclusive of Indigenous art from the region and across the country, to transform the space as a venue to showcase narratives of Australia’s First Peoples. The ribbon for the new venue was cut by CIAF’s Patron and Governor of Queensland, H...is Excellency The Hon. Paul de Jersey AC, with CIAF board member and Cairns Regional Council Mayor, Cr. Bob Manning OAM, speaking at the event. Cr. Manning spoke passionately about the new intentions of the space and the proposal to establish a broader Cairns Gallery Precinct (encompassing the old Court House, Cairns Art Gallery and other proposed locations in the vicinity). The refurbished Court House will open in February of 2021 to the public, where exhibitions (including the collaborative exhibition between Zane Saunders, Bonemap and dancer, Rebecca Youdell) will be back on display. #CairnsIndigenousArtFair #CIAF #Cairns #ArtsAndCulture #Art #IndigenousArt #CourtHouse #ZaneSaunders #Bonemap #CairnsRegionalCouncil

04.01.2022 CIAF Shop is open until this Sunday! Immerse yourself in Queensland's First People's art by experiencing our virtual exhibitions. View and purchase artworks like these by Fiona Elisala-Mosby of Moa Arts. Head to; https://2020.ciaf.com.au/ Artist Statement;... This work relates to the rising sea levels in Zenadh Kes (the Torres Strait) It comes from my experience on Saibai where the water on land can be ankle deep. The land I have walked on, the land of my ancestors, is slowly being overrun by the rising sea levels. In earlier times our forefathers built a sea wall to protect the land and they still do these works (zageth) today as the waters continue to rise. It is this evolving line that holds the ocean back now. The traditional mark making (minaral) of our region is inscribed on the prints, like the bedrock that protects us in other ways. See more

04.01.2022 Congratulations to IACA on the IACA Indigenous Artsworker Program in partnership with NorthSite Contemporary Arts what a dream team We spot some CIAF 2020 Artworks from Pormpuraaw Art and culture centre , Mirndiyan Gununa - Mornington Island Art , Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre , Hopevale Arts & Culture Centre, Lockhart River Arts Indigenous Corporation Yarrabah Art Centre and Wik and Kugu Art Centre amongst the program artworks

04.01.2022 CIAF caught up with Ernie Dingo from Bush TV in Cairns today Janina Harding

04.01.2022 Repost from Jack Wilkie-Jans who yesterday joined the CIAF team and IACA team to meet with The Hon. Leeanne Enoch MP , Minister for the Arts to reflect on recent good news for arts funding (for services to remote-based Indigenous art centres) and brief Minister Enoch on recent successes of CIAF 2020 - A Cultural Evolution. Left to right: India Collins - CIAF Projects Manager, Janina Harding - CIAF Artistic Director, The Hon Leanne Enoch Minister for The Arts and Jack Wilkie-J...ans - Artist and CIAF Reporter. Jack wears pants by designer Simone Arnol from her CIAF 2020 Fashion collection 'Shimmer' as part of the CIAF Fashion Showcase 'Water Is Sacred'.

04.01.2022 The Cairns Indigenous Art Fair is thrilled to announce singer-songwriter, Naomi Wenitong, as the official CIAF Ambassador for 2021. Naomi is a proud Kubi Kubi woman who now calls Cairns home. You will know her from #Shakaya and The Last Kinection not to mention her solo work as a performer. Her inspirational work across the community as a youth leader, coupled with her musical talents, pits her as the perfect person to be the face of CIAF for this year. CIAF will be held from 17-22 August. Keep an eye on our social media platforms and website, www.ciaf.com.au, for more announcements leading up to the Fair, and for more exclusives with Naomi Wenitong.

03.01.2022 Thank you for sharing with us Jack Wilkie-Jans, and congratulations! We are so proud to celebrate this with you "As part of Reading Australia's curriculum on Larissa Behrendt's book Finding Eliza: Power and Colonial Storytelling (2016), they've selected my essay for the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair's Undercurrents - Cook 2020 exhibition as a supplementary. The entire unit on colonial and post-colonial Indigenous narratives is brilliantly informative. I only wish it could be adopted more broadly". - Jack Wilkie-Jans.

02.01.2022 Only FOUR days to go until Music In The Park this Saturday - have you got your free tickets yet? Grab them here> https://bit.ly/MusicInTheParktix Make sure you secure your tickets so you can catch the artist in our latest band profile: Mau Power... Mau Power is an Indigenous music sensation. Hailing from the cultural centrepoint of the Torres Strait Islands, Patrick ‘Mau Power’ shares the story of his people to audiences all over the world. His uniquely Indigenous style of Hip-Hop has been featured as the headline act at numerous international festivals, culminating with the 2018 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony. We can't to see him along with the other performers at this free community concert event, presented by CIAF and Deadly Choices from 4pm, this Saturday December 5.