The beautiful Central Coast is rich in heritage and it is central to an area that has been used for ceremony for thousands of years.
Aboriginal ceremony is used to acknowledge country and connect with mother earth. A Smoking ceremony is a way of cleansing the area, remembering the past, and as a way for all who use, live and visit the lands to benefit from into the future.
Celebrate our first nations peoples with Aboriginal Traditional Custodian Kevin Duncan, as he leads a moving and spiritual Welcome to Country with his soul stirring didgeridoo, cultural songs, and dance on country. Join in by immersing in smoke, during the smoking ceremony.
Girrakool Blues recognises the indigenous people of this land by naming the event after the Girrakool waterfalls at Somersby, which is Aboriginal for “Place of still water”.
The official Girrakool schedule and guide, is now available via our very own festival mobile app. Easily view the full line-up, schedules, get playing time reminders, or get notified of any event changes.
Girrakool Blues acknowledges the Darkinjung and other Traditional Custodians of the lands on which our event is held. We pay respect to their Elders’ past and present and extend that respect to all First Nations peoples as knowledge holders with continuing connections to land, place, waters and community.
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The official Girrakool schedule and guide, is now available via our very own festival mobile app. Easily view the full line-up, schedules, get playing time reminders, or get notified of any event changes.
