Equinox: Celestial Dinner Party
Event description
Equinox: A Communal Celebration and Feast Under the Stars
NEW Date & Time: 6-10pm, Thursday, 21 March
Location: Black Mountain Peninsula, Ngunnawal Country
About:
Join us for an enchanting evening at Black Mountain Peninsula, where we'll gather outside for a communal feast celebrating the Autumn equinox.
The equinox holds profound cultural and symbolic significance throughout time and place. It marks the moment when the sun crosses the celestial equator, resulting in equal periods of daylight and darkness across the Earth's surface. It signifies the intersection of astronomy and human experience, embodying the balance between light and darkness, day and night, and both cosmic and earthly cycles.
Event Program:
- 6pm - Arrival: Park and find your way to the gathering just past the water park
- 6:30pm - Communal Dinner: Enjoy a delicious meal included with your ticket, with nut-free, dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegan options.
- 7:30pm - Star Net Installation: Bring beads, thread, small trinkets or a handwritten note to contribute to the Star Net, a collaborative installation by artists Florence Steel and Lucia Webster.
- 7:50pm - Sunset Meditation: Mark the balance between Earth and Sun with a short moment of mindfulness led by Michael Bones.
- 8-8:15pm - A Word from Karlie Noon: Hear from Karlie Noon, renowned Gamilaraay astronomer and author of First Knowledges: Sky Country, who will share celestial insights and prepare you for stargazing.
- 8:15-9:45 - Stargazing and Music: Watch the stars, yarn or dance as DJs play groovy and atmospheric music.
Important Details:
- Dress warm: This event is outside, so please dress appropriately for the weather.
- Bring a picnic blanket: To fully enjoy the feast, please bring a picnic blanket to sit on.
- Nut-Free Event: For the safety and enjoyment of all attendees, this is a nut-free event.
- BYO: While dinner is provided, you're welcome to bring your own drinks to enjoy as the night progresses.
About Yeehaw:
Yeehaw is an intentional community based on Ngunnawal Country. We're exploring how art, science and philosophy can help us live better, together. We host events designed to foster meaningful connection, nourish creativity and expand worldviews. Find out more at www.yeehaw.com.au
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