Is the location wheelchair accessible?

Yes! The entire space is wheelchair accessible.

What amenities are on site?

We have a few bathroom options available on site, including an ambulant unisex bathroom.

Will there be parking available?

Yes! The Shed has ample complimentary parking on site :)

Monday, 27 May

Birrunga Gallery's 2024 Reconciliation Week Walking Breakfast

Join us at Birrunga Gallery's 2024 Reconciliation Week Walking Breakfast!

By Birrunga Gallery

Date and time

Mon, 27 May 2024 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM AEST

Location

The Shed, Dock C

257 MacArthur Avenue Hamilton, QLD 4007 Australia

Refund Policy

Contact the organiser to request a refund.

Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.

About this event

2 hours

Birrunga Gallery's 2024 Reconciliation Week Walking Breakfast

Join us for a special start to your Monday on May 27th at Birrunga Gallery's Annual Reconciliation Week Walking Breakfast. Enjoy art, delicious food & coffee, and connect with our community.

Meet the Birrunga Gallery Cultural Creative Development Program artists, and explore their latest exhibition for 2024, titled 'Now More Than Ever.' It captures the diverse perspectives of our community in this Post-Referendum narrative discourse.

Connect with business leaders from Brisbane CBD during a unique networking opportunity, hosted by Birrunga Wiradyuri. This gathering promises a mix of art, friendly conversations, and community spirit, marking the opening of Reconciliation Week 2024.

Join us for an inspiring Monday morning, where Indigenous Art, Culture, networking, and the spirit of reconciliation converge, setting the tone for a week of respect, reflection, understanding, empathy, and progress.

Organised by

Birrunga Gallery

Birrunga Gallery is located in the basement of 300 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City.The 500m2 basement venue offers Indigenous Art exhibitions and sales; Fine Dining featuring First Nations inspired menus; Event hosting and licensed venue hire with in-house catering and specialty wine selections; Regular programming for Indigenous art exhibition openings, panel events and much more.