TGIF at Birrunga Gallery & Dining 🥂 We're back again for 2021! This time around, our sellers from the monthly First Nations Artisan Markets will also be present to showcase their best wares. Along with Food & Drink Specials as well as a mouthwatering new menu, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better place to
Join us and celebrate the talented local SEQ artist submissions for the Archibald, Wynne, and Sulman Prizes for 2021! Enjoy a night of new artworks with captivating stories and delicious Native-inspired canapés to boot. This year's artists include (but not limited to): Birrunga Wiradyuri Kane Brunjes Stevie O'Chin Wayne Weaver Jandamarra Cadd Jamie Stickland --
Spoil mum on her special day at Birrunga Gallery & Dining! Set in our serene gallery space, located right in the heart of the CBD. Share the good times and enjoy a full course meal with a complementary drink of your choice. Our kitchen utilises ethically-sourced Native herbs and spices from a range of trusted
See beyond the canvas and understand the significance of Culture and Country for Reconciliation Week! Be a part of an insightful evening with our panel discussion and Q&A featuring: - Principal Artist & Founder, IITOQ Co-Founder and Steering Committee Member, Birrunga Wiradyuri - Jagera Daran Owner, Director & Senior Cultural Advisor of Nyanda Life, IITOQ
See beyond the canvas and understand the significance of Culture and Country for Reconciliation Week! Be a part of an insightful experience with our panel discussion and Q&A featuring: - Principal Artist & Founder, IITOQ Co-Founder and Steering Committee Member, Birrunga Wiradyuri - Jagera Daran Owner, Director & Senior Cultural Advisor of Nyanda Life, IITOQ
In late 2020, Birrunga and Harry reunited after decades. Both men grew up on Kabi Kabi land, Badderam (Buderim), and share a love and connection to Country as well as history. After viewing a show of Harry’s works, Birrunga realised Harry ‘knew Country’, it was clear as day in the beautiful landscapes Harry captured. Importantly,
In late 2020, Birrunga and Harry reunited after decades. Both men grew up on Kabi Kabi land, Badderam (Buderim), and share a love and connection to Country as well as history. After viewing a show of Harry’s works, Birrunga realised Harry ‘knew Country’, it was clear as day in the beautiful landscapes Harry captured. Importantly,
