Barrambin (aka Victoria Park) holds deep cultural and spiritual significance to the First Nations Yuggera and Turrbal peoples. This area was a campground and meeting place for corroborees, dancing, hunting and gathering, and a place for First Nations people from neighbouring regions to visit and stay.
We’ll have the incredible honour to tour this park with Brett Leavy, Historian Professor Ray Kerkhove and other First Nations guides.
Brett Leavy’s use of virtual reality to transport the viewer to a 3D Dreamtime has been embraced in galleries, libraries and museums across the world. An award winning, First Nations man of Kooma, Irish and Black American descent, Brett aims to foster greater understanding, respect, and recognition of First Nations cultural heritage.
Join us, on a walk alongside the Traditional Custodians, connecting past with present and inspiring a shared future of Barrambin.
This will be a very special event and it comes at a very important time. We hope that you can join us 
Schedule:
10:30am - 12:30pm In-person and virtual reality First Nations tour of Barrambin
12:30pm - 1:30pm Bush Tucka BBQ
10:30am - 12:30pm In-person and virtual reality First Nations tour of Barrambin
12:30pm - 1:30pm Bush Tucka BBQ
Directions:
Enter via the Herston Rd entrance (volunteers will be around to direct you) and meet at Gumtree Grove, Victoria Park Barrambin.
Enter via the Herston Rd entrance (volunteers will be around to direct you) and meet at Gumtree Grove, Victoria Park Barrambin.
RSVPs essential for catering purposes!