Yugambeh Corroboree
The Drumley Walk
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3-5 MAY 2013
BEAUDESERT-TAMBORINE-SOUTHPORT
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The Drumley Walk 2013
Theme - Welcome to Country
THE DRUMLEY SHOWCASE - an evening of entertainment @ The Centre, Beaudesert, The Petersen Street Story, Romeo & Juliet – Goori style,  presented by the Aboriginal Centre for Performing Arts, Jaran Dancers & special guest Adi Burgess FRIDAY 3 MAY (note this is NOT on the night BEFORE the walk, as in previous years) Doors open 6.30pm - Show 7.30pm - 9.30. Bar and nilbblies can be purchased, but no dinner. Tickets $20 / $15 conc and must be bought through The Centre @ Beaudesert.

The Drumley Walk
Fri 3 May - Beaudesert to Egans Property (short walk), and Beaudesert to Mundoolun (long walk).
The Drumley Walk
Sat 4 May - Mt Tamborine traverse
The Drumley Walk
Sun 5 May - Nerang to Brighton Parade Southport
BRIGHTON PARADE & WALKERS REGATHERING - Sun 5 May, 12.30 pm - 3pm  Eagles Clubhouse, Brighton Parade Southport. Welcome the walkers in, and share some memories of Brighton Parade - the historic hub for the Aboriginal Graham families in the early 1900s. Features live music with Lann Levinge, ceremony and memories.
For information on Yugambeh Corroboree visit Yugambeh Corroboree website
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headlines

*The Drumley Showcase
*Indigenous Tourism Plan launched
*Haiku Competition for Aboriginal Languages
*Jellurgal Launch
*CHLY Launch
*November Newsletter

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07 MAY 2013

Photo's of The Drumley Walk 2013

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09 APRIL 2013

The Drumley Showcase

This year's Drumley showcase on the 3rd May 2013. We have a great show lined up featuring  

  • The Petersen Street Story - A local production featuring songs, memories and Aboriginal stories of the street that is a Beaudesert landmark. With Aunty Lorraine Iselin, Uncle Ted Currie, Brad Currie and friends.
  • Romeo & Juliet – Goori style. Queensland’s finest young actors bring Shakespeare alive, in a Scenic Rim first. Presented by the Aboriginal Centre for Performing Arts.
  • Jaran Dancers
  • Special Guest Adi Burgess. One of Australia’s hottest new country talents. Finalist in the 2012 Music Oz Awards.“a beautiful voice,” The Voice judge Seal.

Drinks & Nibbles can be purchased & Booking is Essential!


To purchase tickets please click on the below link. 

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09 APRIL 2013

Partnership with International Park Tours

In May 2013, interNATIONAL PARKtours are partnering with the Yugambeh Museum to offer a 4 day / 3 night tour package of The Drumley Walk. Our four day tour includes a visit to the new Jellurgal Cultural Centre at Burleigh Heads, the Murri Arts festival and opening show in Beaudesert, plus joining in the daily Drumley Walks over three days. There are options to do shorter or longer walks each day. Along the way we will see some of the local ecosystems, walk with local Aboriginal people and taste the local food & wine of the local area. All accommodation, most meals, transport and guide/driver are included. To book or find out more information please follow the link below.

*International Park Tours - book & find out information here
*Download Itinerary here
05 MARCH 2013

Haiku Competition for Aboriginal Languages

Yugambeh Museum and Logan City Council are leading a coalition of partners to create an innovative way to activate Aboriginal languages. The Japanese poetry form, Haiku, will be the basis for a pilot that will involve more than 40 schools throughout Logan, Gold Coast and Scenic Rim.   The competition is in preparation for Queensland's first Aboriginal language dictionary App, which will launched by Federal Minister Simon Crean MP at the Yugambeh Museum in April.   Museum Director Rory O'Connor welcomed the support for the project from organisations including Education Queensland, Partnership Broker Program The Smith Family and Worklinks, State Library of Queensland and the Australian Government.   Information kits can be downloaded below.
*Find out more information about Write into Art
*Download a few Yugambeh Language words
*Preview Yugambeh Dictionary
*Download Entry Form
*Download Entry Form - word
24 AUGUST 2012

Bamaga youth join GC Suns and locals at Museum

We had school students visit from far and wide to participate in a program with the Gold Coast Suns - No Boundaries funded by National Parks, Recreation, Sport & Racing. Schools involved were from the Gold Coast region and Bamaga State High School. The Bamaga students have been at the Gold Coast for 6 days now and visited the museum to see what life is like in Brisbane/ Gold Coast area. They learnt some of the local history, language and heard the story of the Bunyip.

07 JUNE 2012

Yugambeh Corroboree A Success

 

Jaran Dance Company took learners and experts alike through their paces at the Didgeridoo workshops at The Southport School. More than 30 students, all male, watched the professionals at work.

 

22 MAY 2012

Contemporary Aboriginal dance classes at Corroboree

Dancers of all levels are invited to join the Gold Coast's best-known Aboriginal dance company, Jaran, for a one-hour workshop.

 

The workshop will explain Aboriginal dance techniques and teach a short performance, which will include Yugambeh language words.

 

The workshops will be held at The Southport School, as part of the Yugambeh Corroboree.

 

Register online or at the Dixon Street entrance from 12noon, Sunday 3 June.

 

Workshops run 12.45 - 1.45pm, with a cultural performance at the Annand Theatre (Dixon Drive) from 2-3pm.

22 MAY 2012

Didgeridoo lessons from Jaran Dance Company

Didgeridoo players of all levels are invited to join the Gold Coast's leading Aboriginal performance group Jaran, for lessons in this iconic Aboriginal instrument.

 

The lessons, offered for boys only, will include tips for novices and advanced players alike.

 

The lessons will be overseen by Graham Blanco - founder and lead of Jaran Dance Company.

 

BYO didgeridoo or hire one on the day.

 

The lessons are offered at the Yugambeh Corroboree, The Southport School, Sunday 3rd June.

 

Registration online or on the day from 12noon. Students will be invited to perform in the Yugambeh Corroboree concert, which runs from 2-3pm at the Annand Theatre (TSS).

22 MAY 2012

Learn Language Songs

Join community members and Yugambeh choirmaster Candace Kruger to learn language songs in a one hour workshop at the Yugambeh Corroboree.

 

Candace, who has joint authored a book on Yugambeh songs and music, will take students of all standards through some simple songs, and then invite them to join her on stage to perform to the community.

 

Yugambeh Corroboree is at The Southport School, Dixon Drive entrance, Sunday 3 June.

Workshop registration is from 12noon, workshops from 12.45pm - 1.45pm.

Attendees are invited to join in a Corroboree performance at the TSS Annand Theatre from 2pm.

Bookings online recommended, or call 3807 6155 Tues - Fri.

29 MARCH 2012

Tamborine Mountain's Eagle Walk

The stories of Mount Tamborine featured in a specially tailored Drumley Walk experience, Sunday 6 May 2012.
The Eagle Walk began at the Goat Track Theatre's Basement, and meandered through some of the most scenic parts of the mountain, including the National Park at the top of Curtis Falls, the Gallery Walk latte precinct and the tall forests of Wongawallan Road.
Yugambeh author Melissa Lucashenko teamed with Yugambeh Museum's Rory O'Connor to deliver a cultural performance during the event, sharing local lore, history and poetry.
24 AUGUST 2011

Steve Walters joins Youth Ambassadors for walk

Football legend Steve Walters accepted an invite from Beaudesert High School student Toni Currie and joined The Drumley Walk for 2011.

 

Walters is a mentor at the school, where he attends as part of the FOGs program (Former Origin Greats).

 

“He’s great,” said Toni.

“We love the FOGs program and Steve is a really nice guy. It was really great to show him our event, in our town.”

 

Walters told the crowd at the start that he walked in honour of his father, who passed away last year.

 

Steve praised the organisers and also pledged the FOGs program would be happy to align with it in the future.

 

“The walk is a great event and it is great to see the next generation getting in and having a go,” he said.  

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Please read this document on behalf of you and any children under 18 who are in your care.

I understand that participation in The Drumley Walk involves walking on public roads used by other traffic and other walkers in close proximity and I am aware of the potential hazards involved in that activity. I understand that roads used in The Drumley Walk will not be closed to traffic. I will ensure that I and/or my child is of sufficient competence to take part in the event. I and my child agree to abide by the rules of The Drumley Walk and to follow directions given by event organizers and Queensland Police. I release and indemnify all persons or corporations associated directly or indirectly with the conduct of The Drumley Walk from all liability, claims and costs whether in negligence or otherwise in connection with the participation of myself and my child in this event. This release shall extend to and include The Drumley Walk, event sponsors, event funding bodies and their respective committee members, directors, employees, contractors, volunteers and representatives, the owners, licensees and occupiers of land and property upon which the event or any part of it is conducted including statutory bodies and local authorities. The Drumley Walk reserves the right to change the venues, the route, any information published about the event or items provided on the event without notice.

Conduct, which in the opinion of The Drumley Walk has, may be or will result in harm or damage to participants or their property, criminal activity, bad language, or other unsocial behavior, may result in expulsion from the event without a refund. The Drumley Walk reserves the right to refuse admission to the event to any person without providing a reason, even though that person may be in possession of a valid ticket and are under no obligation to refund monies due to program changes, non use, cancellations or dissatisfaction. I acknowledge that video/fi lm footage, and still images, may be taken during the event by other walkers and official photographers and that these images may be used by The Drumley Walk and event sponsors for event promotional and publicity purposes and related activities. I consent to the use of such images for these purposes in any format, including online, press, and television. I am in good health and physically capable of completing the event. I do not have any medical condition that may affect my own safety or the safety of anyone involved with the event (anyone with a specifi c medical condition should advise The Drumley Walk in writing). Participants under 18 at the time of the walk must be accompanied by an adult 21 years or over. Animals are not permitted on the event unless you are dependent on the animal. Proof and the approval of the Event Director are required.

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