The Djaadjawan Dancers are a traditional female Aboriginal dance group from the Yuin Nation of NSW, Australia. The group includes girls, women and Elders from multiple generations from Wallaga Lake, Narooma and La Perouse in NSW.

Amanda Jane Reynolds is a respected Cultural educator. At Giiyong Festival join Amanda as she shares her wearable art creations in a hands-on free workshop. She will also be facilitating our Whale Dreaming panel on the Aunty Alice Moore Stage (speakers tent).

Wolgalu Wiradjuri man Shane Herrington from Wolgalu Footprints - brings you practical cultural learning and demonstrations - including traditional axe making and stone tools, rope making and bush tucker at Giiyong Festival 2025. Two free workshops throughout the day.

Aunty Vivian Mason is part of the Whale Dreaming panel. She is bringing her vast experience in reviving, sharing and protecting Culture to the discussion.