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Big Talk One Fire to bring together FNQ’s diverse First Nations cultures

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  • Award-winning Kuranda musician Djawarray will headline UMI Arts' 19th annual Big Talk One Fire festival at Munro Martin Parklands on 24 October. He will close the evening with the Koahlition band, blending rainforest reggae and rock with his language and English.
  • Dance groups from across the region will also perform, including Babinda's Jaban Dancers, making their debut.
  • Seven workshops will offer activities such as jewellery-making, painting and basket weaving.
Big Talk One Fire to bring together FNQ’s diverse First Nations cultures
Photo: Region TNQ Community

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