Who: Mary G
When: Thursday 3rd October 2019
Where: The Italian Sports & Social Club, Marrara, Darwin NT.
Who: Mary G
When: 9 – 10 October
Where: Alice Springs Convention Centre, Alice Springs NT
More Info: https://www.natsihwa.org.au/natsihwas-10-year-anniversary-conference
Indigenous Hip Hop Projects (IHHP) worked with Kimberley kids in remote communities around Halls Creek to produce a 4 minute long film about Saving water. Their message is simple, however the highly effective and well produced media project showcases the complexity of talent in the region.
Indigenous Hip Hop Projects have been working with Indigenous communities around Australia since 2005, Specialising in cultural dance, music, film and the arts around Australia in week long intense programs. The knowledge and skills the local people gain from ITTP visiting helps them to learn through arts and music about issues including health, anti smoking, environment and school attendance.
Around 30 children from Jaru, Kija, Kukatja, Walmajarri, Gooniyandi and other Indigenous communities that live in the Shire of Halls Creek came together with IHHP to produce the music video ‘Save the Water (Ngaba)’. The powerful storytelling music video spreads an important message for all Australians to be mindful of water usage.
Date: Saturday 7th September – Saturday 15th September.
We will have a number of musicians featuring during the Shinju Matsuri festival at various locations. Musicians will be playing at the opening and closing events, at local pubs and at other events during the festival activities.
For more detailed event information of what’s on and where please check on the Shinju Matsuri website.
Broome becomes a tourist hotspot over the dry season, with many people visiting the Courthouse Markets on a Saturday mornings. We have been lucky enough to have some talented musicians drop by and supply the tunes.
There’s an array of sounds with an ever changing set each Saturday morning. Every Saturday there’s a new and different musician playing their own styles. The types of music can change, with both travelling musicians who drop by and local musicians who regularly play the Kimberley region.
You can expect to be entertained from around 9am to around 12:30pm.
So come on down and grab yourself a cup of coffee, a bite to eat, sit back and relax on the lawn in the sunshine as your entertained by musicians. You might also like to check out the local arts and crafts while your there.
‘The Staircase to the Moon’ markets located at town beach in Broome also sees musicians and performers entertaining people into the night. These dusky night time markets offer fantastic free family friendly entertainment.
See you Saturday on the Courthouse green for some tunes, good vibes & good times. Here’s something to get you in the mood.
