NOTE: Unfortunately Gimbay Gatigaan has had to postpone their event due to rain until the 24, 25, and 26th March.
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The story of Carrington’s Indigenous roots will be illuminated in March when Curious Legends partner with a group of local Worimi people for an outdoor production like no other.
Worimi dancers, a giant Stingray, and a Pelican will light up the evening sky on Carrington foreshore in a production called Gimbay Gatigaan which means friendly Mudcrab in language.
The production is all part of a series of popup events brought to you by City Of Newcastle.
Gimbay Gatigaan by Curious Legends
3 March – 6 March 2022
A show that everyone in the family can enjoy, showcasing local indigenous culture and stories.
The life and stories from Onebygamba (Carrington) will be shared in a site-specific collaborative production from Curious Legends the Newcastle Worimi community.
The event is free, but bookings are required.
Studio Arts Trail
5 March 2022
Local artists are throwing open the doors to some of the city’s most exciting collaborative art spaces on Saturday 5 March and are inviting you to check out their latest projects and get a behind the scenes look at their craft.
The trail kicks off at Hudson Street Hum where you can get hands-on with a community mural activity from 10 am – 12.30 pm with local art legends, Peter Lankas and Jane Lander.
Newcastle Art Space is the next stop on the trail. Visitors to the space will spend an afternoon delving into collage, colour, and patterns to form part of a community artwork installation of fantasy birds. You’ll also be able to check out the works of finalists from The Hunter Emerging Art Prize.
From 3 pm art lovers are invited to take in a sculpture exhibition by Marlene Houston at Clyde Street Studio featuring a selection of figurative sculptures in paper, iridescent flock, graphite, inks, and marble that explores notions of control.
The Creator Incubator will host the last stop on the trail from 5 pm showcasing the work of its resident artists, designers, makers, and thinkers. Visitors will be able to chat with artists, participate in workshops and enjoy food, refreshments, and live music until late.
