Yiradhu marang (Good day)!

Are you a young First Nation’s person with a deadly business idea but looking for some help and advice to get it started? Or hoping to meet other mob and share how it’s going?

Come along and have some dhangaang (food) and a ngiyambalgarra (yarn) at the Wollundry Dreaming space.

Please note: this is a FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITY ONLY event.

SPEAKERS

Shelby-Rae Lyons-Kschenka started her art journey to educate and help her kids learn their Wiradyuri culture and is currently the owner of a small business, Marara Designs.

Samara Ingram and her partner Anthony, currently own and operate Kafe Bla9k located behind the Myers in Wagga Wagga. You can commonly find many of the local First Nations community meeting there over lunch.

Brock Dunn started Dunns Plumbing in 2016 as a way to close a gap of personal and professional service that he noticed within the plumbing industry. Having over 9 years’ experience within the plumbing industry allows Brock to provide excellent service to his loyal clients.

Leanne Sanders is the founder of Visual Dreaming a social enterprise. In 2022 Visual Dreaming launched Butterfly Dreaming with local Wiradjuri Elders with the aim to build a sisterhood of young First Nations girls through relationships and connections to Elders, culture, country and community.

Dates + Timings:

Sunday 23 April 2023 10am to 12pm (noon)

Venue:

Wollundry Dreaming, 204 Tarcutta Street Wagga Wagga, Wiradjuri Country

Accessibility:

We are committed to hosting inclusive and accessible events for everyone.

If you need this information in another format or have any questions, please contact the Aboriginal Community Development Officer on 1300 292 442 or email community@wagga.nsw.gov.au.