Welcome to Wagga Wagga in Wiradjuri Country. Our respect to Wiradjuri Elders, past and present. With this welcome, we ask that you all respect the law of the country. Look after the land and the rivers, then the land and the rivers will look after you all. Hold fast to each other, empower the people, look after everything living and growing. It is wonderful to see our footprints side by side in the soil on Wiradjuri land. This indicates that people are walking and talking together. So let’s work together to make everything good for our people. We Wiradjuri people welcome you all to Wiradjuri Country. Respect and honour all people and all parts of the country. Give honour, be polite and patient with all then the people will respect you.
– Wiradjuri welcome used with permission from Uncle Stan Grant Snr.
Image by Jane Petterson from the Bathurst Arts Trail event Jane Petterson Open Studio.
The Artstate Fringe program allows for self-supported events in the Wagga Wagga City Council area to be associated events in the Artstate Wagga Wagga program. Explore the local area of Wagga Wagga and the thriving creative scene that exists within the 2650 postcode!
Arts and cultural events scheduled in Wagga Wagga between 5 – 8 November 2020 are encouraged to submit to be a part of Artstate Fringe
There is no cost to submit. Simply fill out the form and email it to admin@regionalartsnsw.com.au by no later than Friday 16 October 2020, 5pm AEST.
