In celebration of NAIDOC Week, which ran from July 3 to July 10, Yorta Yorta Nation Aboriginal Coportation hosted its annual Dharnya Family Day.
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Wednesday, July 6 saw people come from all over to recognise the oldest culture in the world and celebrate Yorta Yorta culture on Country at the Dharnya Centre at Barmah National Park.
Dharnya Family Day included Yorta Yorta dancers of the Wulumbarra traditional dance group, food stalls, children’s activities and an Aboriginal Flag raising.
Culture: Graham Stockfield of Turtles Australia holding the Yorta Yorta totem, the long-neck turtle.
Performer: Yorta Yorta artist Lillie Walker sings to the masses.
Tradition: A Wulumbarra dancer.
Celebrating: Wulumbarra is a First Nations environmental conservation organisation and community group that practises traditional dance.
NAIDOC: Narjiic Day-burns on the didgeridoo.
Yorta Yorta: Wulumbarra dancers perform to hundreds of onlookers.
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