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A group of people participate in a sunset ceremony on an outdoor stage. Two individuals embrace near a smoking ceremonial vessel filled with greenery, while others stand nearby holding leaves. Warm orange and pink sky tones create a reflective and respectful atmosphere, with stage lights and equipment visible in the background.

Kummargii Yulendji Gadabah

  • Traditional

Stage
Main Stage
Time
7:40 pm
Festival Day
Saturday 14 Feb
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Overseen by Senior Traditional Owner N'Arweet Carolyn Briggs, Kummargii Yulendji Gadabah (meaning 'together we rise up with knowledge') is the name of the traditional Closing Sunset Ceremony held as a part of the First Peoples First Festival for the St Kilda Festival. This ceremony is a significant culturally focused event that celebrates Boon Wurrung culture and language featuring traditional songs, music and dancers.

Main Stage