Wilyakali Cultural Activities.
Learn, connect and experience the living culture of the Wilyakali People, the Traditional Owners of the land on which the Mundi Mundi Bash takes place.
The living culture of Wilyakali Country.
Throughout the event, there will be opportunities to engage with Wilyakali cultural activities, offering a chance to deepen your understanding of Country, culture and connection to this special place.
These activities are designed to be welcoming, educational and meaningful for people of all ages. Whether you are a first-time visitor to the outback or a returning Basher, this is a chance to connect with the living culture of the people whose Country we are so privileged to gather on at Australia’s biggest Outback Music Festival.
Two ways to connect.
There are two Wilyakali cultural activities to explore at the Bash. More details, including session times and prices, will be shared soon.
Bush tuckerWilyakali Kiira Kiira WiimpatjaBush Tucker Flavours of the Far West. Sample kurlu (kangaroo) with Murru-Manu (Johnny cakes) and Palpa-Manu (damper), or join a hands-on Murru-Manu making session.Find out more →
Arts & craftsWilyakali Aboriginal CorporationConnect with the living culture of the Wilyakali People through activities that deepen your understanding of Country, culture and this special place.Find out more →Wilyakali Country.
Wilyakali Country: connecting with culture at the Bash
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we meet, and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, and to their communities.
Quick answers.
Yes. The activities are designed to be welcoming, educational and meaningful for people of all ages, and everyone is welcome.
Throughout the Bash. Session times and details will be shared soon.
More details, including prices, will be shared soon.
The Wilyakali People are the Traditional Owners of the land on which the Mundi Mundi Bash takes place.
