ANU Naidoc Concert
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Join us to celebrate ANU NAIDOC Week: Because of Her We Can at the ANU NAIDOC Concert on Thursday 2 August!
Your ticket includes:
- Amazing music from 4 Indigenous Women acts
- Relaxed, family friendly vibes
- Free Dinner
The Concert is a chance for everyone to get together and enjoy some fantastic music from FOUR deadly acts featuring Indigenous Women. Rach Armstrong, the Stiff Gins, Emily Wurramara and Thelma Plum are all ready to amaze you with their talent and we can’t wait to see what they have in store for the evening!
We also have a treat for you in the form of a kupmurri! A kupmurri is a traditional Torres Strait Islander cook up of meats and vegetables cooked underground to perfection. There'll be plenty of grub around for those who love their meat and those who don't!
So escape the cold and immerse yourself in some relaxed vibes at the Pop Up Club with some amazing female Indigenous talent and some tasty food.
The event is Family Friendly and everyone is welcome.
Deadly prices of $20 (+ fees) for students/concession and $30 (+ fees) for adults.
Little ones (under 5) get in for free (but you'll still need a ticket!), and under 12s for $10 (+ fees).
Date & time
Thu 02 Aug 2018, 6.30pm
Location
Pop-Up at ANU, University Avenue, Canberra
Speakers
ANU Indigenous Department, ANUSA, PARSA