Pastelia

Pastelia 

A ritual and fundraiser gathering in a single-pitched house where Remo was born fire-side. 

An exploration of musics and space that fluctuate in energy across the day-night-morning, potentially in unexpected ways, much like our emotions do. 

All profits raised are going to support a First Nations project. Details to come...

Logistics 

• Start: 12noon Saturday 24th October 

• End: 12noon Sunday 25th October 

• BYO food and drinks

• BYO camping equipment

• Location and directions: TBC in the days leading up to the event. Down Taluna/Huon way.

• Transport: 4WD access only for the final section. If you only have access to a non-4WD vehicle, details of where to park and await pick up by a 4WD shall be provided later.  Please plan to carpool and 4WD if possible (post in the facebook event to link up with people or DM the Pastel Raum instagram).

• Bring: warm clothes (cold cotton can't come camping), rain coat, sturdy shoes, flashlight, an open mind.

• There shall be a composting long-drop loo on site. 

• Leave no trace.

• Look after yourself and others with reciprocity.

We are an ANTI-RACISM, ANTI-SEXISM and QUEER celebrating community. People deserve the right to feel safe. If you see any behaviour that goes against this, please let one of the artists or staff know.

Instagram: @pastelraum

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/share/1DbPTr3Ahc/

Original artwork: @lininlinen

This gathering shall be held on the unceded lands of the Melukerdee people of the South East Nation of Lutruwita. We recognise that these lands, waterways and skies have been places of cultural practice, storytelling and community for over 2000 generations; and continue to be. We acknowledge, with outstretched heart, the sad songs of invasion, dispossession, and attempted genocide that was resisted. We affirm, in awe, strong survival and the continued connection to Country. Big love for the learnings still given despite it all. We pay our respects and send thought out to the melukerdee people, the palawa community more broadly, and the Elders past and present, as we dance and share space.  Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.

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