THROUGHOUT THE WEEK Bush Tomato and Native Basil Arancini served with Chilli Mayo WHERE MAP NO.
Ballarat
WADAWURRUNG
SOVEREIGN HILL CAFÉ 18
Coranderrk MELBOURNE
WOIWORUNG Geelong
Kangaroo Shepherd’s Pie WHERE MAP NO.
Sunbury Melton
BOONWURRUNG Moe
HOPE BAKERY 11
26 MAY – 3 JUNE 2016
Eucalyptus drops (great for coughs and colds)
are available from the Apothecaries’ Hall – the chemist of the 1850s. WHERE MAP NO.
THE WADAWURRUNG
PEOPLE
APOTHECARIES’ HALL 21
WADAWURRUNG
HIDDEN HISTORIES Learn more about the Aboriginal view of the goldrush story through our free digi-tour Hidden Histories: The Wadawurrung People. sovereignhillhiddenhistories.com.au
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CORROBOREE A special performance of traditional Wadawurrung dance and song will be performed by firelight at Sovereign Hill on Friday 3 June. While this is a free community event, tickets must be ordered through Eventbrite and produced at the gate (https://goo.gl/mLbfFa). Food with a bush twist will be available for purchase. This event is not to be missed! TIME DATE WHERE
The Wadawurrung People are the traditional owners of the land we know as Ballarat. In the 1830s, Europeans settled in Victoria and farmed sheep across its grassy plains, with an enormous impact on the Aboriginal People living there. In 1851, following the discovery of gold, hundreds of thousands of international fortune-seekers rushed to the Ballarat goldfields, and a city began to take shape. The lifestyles of the Wadawurrung People changed dramatically as a result of these waves of immigration, but many of their descendants still live in the region.
5.15 - 7.00 PM FRIDAY 3 JUNE POST OFFICE LAKE
Sovereign Hill Education is supported by:
GNARRWIRRING NGITJ FESTIVAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY SIGN UNVEILING 7.00 PM
6.30 PM
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12.00 NOON
11.30 AM
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THINGS TO SEE & DO
10.00 AM
MAP NO.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY SIGN UNVEILING GNARRWIRRING NGITJ LECTURE
ABORIGINAL HISTORY EXPERT DR FRED CAHIR TALK, ENTITLED ‘RETHINKING OUR NATIONAL IDENTITY’
SATURDAY 28 MAY 26 10
POST OFFICE LAKE
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INVISIBLE PEOPLE, PREVIEW PRESENTATION THE IMPACT OF COLONISATION AND THE GOLD RUSHES ON THE ABORIGINAL PEOPLE OF VICTORIA.
CULTURAL WORKSHOPS LEARN ABOUT ABORIGINAL LIFE, HISTORY AND CULTURE
thousands of men left families and jobs to seek their fortune on the goldfields. It was thought by many that respectable women would not be able to endure the.
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