‘DJilba A Moment in Time’ By Floeur Alder and Virginia Ward

(Djilba:Spring)

Pack a picnic and head to the riverside gardens of Ford House, for Djilba: A Moment in Time, a captivating performance from acclaimed dancer & choreographer, Floeur Alder, in collaboration with sculptor and writer, Virginia Ward.

Inspired by the Rainbow Coast in Western Australia’s Great Southern region, the work intertwines dance, poetry, sound and projection to celebrate Djilba, the season of transition and emergence.

This performance is aligned to sit alongside the Blackwood Arts Trail, who are showing Floeur's new critically acclaimed film Pointe:Dancing on a Knife's Edge as part of the Blackwood River Film Festival.

Sure to enchant everyone, young and young at heart! Dance lovers, nature lovers and enthusiastic theatre goers- come along for a beautiful evening among the gum trees and setting skies of the Blackwood river.

Family-friendly, kids are free! Just make sure to book your child's free ticket when you book your own.
Disability friendly parking and access- please notify the parking attendant upon arrival.
Leave no trace- no glass and take your rubbish with you.

4.30pm Gates open

5.15pm Live music from Balingup ambient world/folk band Etheara

6.15pm (dusk) Djilba show run time approx 45mins

Head over to https://www.blackwoodriverartstrail.com/ for all the details of other events including the film showings and workshops with Floeur at Balingup Town Hall, hosted by Balingup Arts & Cultural Hub.

Due to being an outdoor event, BACH reserves the right to cancel this show within 24 hours notice or less if weather conditions mean it would be unsafe to the artists or audience to go ahead. If the show is cancelled due to such reasons or any other public health concerns that mean we cannot go ahead, all ticket buyers will recive a full refund.

Contact the host of Djilba- A Moment in Time at Ford House