Weaving with Sharyn Egan, sand art by Kerry Stack and storytelling with Ngalak Nidja.
Yes - parking is available at the Point Walter Boat Ramp or along Burke Drive, with ACROD parking and special access for permit holders. Please note that the Jetty side car park will be closed.
If you live locally, we encourage you to walk or ride.
The main stage is situated near the river, featuring a level paved area in front, while the audience area offers an amphitheatre-like sloping hill accessible via paths or limestone steps. Most patrons will need to use the paths or traverse grass to reach the audience area.
Food trucks will be located at the rear of the venue, requiring a short walk across the grass.
The concert will begin in daylight and continue into the evening, with ambient lighting, portable floodlights and loud music.
Permanent accessible toilets are available near Walters Cafe on the east side, as well as portable accessible toilets located to the west, near the jetty.