Quandamooka Music & Cultural Festival

The much-loved Quandamooka Music & Cultural Festival has revealed its lineup for 2024 with the event confirmed to return to Minjerribah from August 30th to the 31st. This year sees the first full-scale event in two years and with artists like Jem Cassar-Daley, Uncle Joe Geia and Sachem headlining the 2024 edition is one not to be missed.

Quandamooka Music & Cultural Festival will again take place against the island paradise backdrop of Minjerribah (North Stradbroke), with the multi-artform festival providing the enriching opportunity to experience the continuing culture of the Nughi, Nunukul, and Goenpul clans of Quandamooka firsthand.

“Quandamooka Festival is a great opportunity to bring the whole community and visitors together to celebrate culture and the arts, and learn more about Quandamooka Country; the sands, seas, sacred lakes, creeks, catchments and creatures found across the Redlands/Moreton Bay islands from the Quandamooka Peoples perspective”, says QYAC Chair, Cameron Costello.

The annual winter festival will include a Traditional Smoking Ceremony and Welcome to Country for attendees to celebrate the yalingila (whale) migration season as well as a diverse lineup of cultural activities, including tours, Kunjiel (corroborees), music performances, food, weaving, arts, crafts, panel discussions, First Nations’ film, and more.

Quandamooka Festival is a FREE -ENTRY, mandatory registration event at QYAC campus Minjerribah Gunaba, 100 East Coast Road.

Festival gates open 4pm Friday 30 August 2024.

Ticket registration opens next Tuesday 9th July at http://quandamookafestival.com.au/

All registrations go in the running for travel and accommodation prizes for Quandamooka Festival 2024.

The Quandamooka Festival 2024 has received funding from Creative Australia, Arts Queensland, Tourism and Events Queensland and Redlands City Council.