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Dijeridu is the catch all phrase for a traditional Aboriginal instrument played during cultural ceremony. It is known by many names around the country, but locally to Wugularr (Beswick) it is known as Mako, (pronounced “Mah-Goh”), or in Kriol Bamboh (pronounced “Bum-Boh”). Come learn the ancient art of crafting a Mako from our master craftsmen, custodians, elders and holders of traditional knowledge. Workshops range of 2-hour, 5-hour or 2-day workshops incorporate hands on learning for the entire process of harvesting, shaping, tuning and painting a dijeridu....

Cost: 

$185 to $820
2-Hours: $185 Per Person 5-Hours: $435 Per Person 2-Day: $820 Per Person

When: 

Friday 8th of September 2023 10:00 - 17:00Confirmed Event
Saturday 9th of September 2023 10:00 - 17:00Confirmed Event

Contact:

 0428 606 773
 admin@djilpinarts.org.au