| Yaingayaungarra |
Art |
Rebecca Beetson |
0405 071 198 |
yaingayaingarra@yahoo.com |
Yaingayaingarra is an Indigenous artist dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage of Australian Indigenous community.
Yaingayaingarra, offers a diverse range of artistic services including mural painting. Customers can experience the beauty of traditional and contemporary Indigenous art designs on canvas, Indigenous artefacts, leaf’s, rocks and paperbark. Every piece created is more than just art— it adds a unique touch to any space and it’s a tribute to the enduring legacy of Australian Indigenous culture. |
| Aunty Elly Chatfield |
Art |
Aunty Elly Chatfield |
0478 138 681 |
dhulumay@yahoo.com.au |
Aunty Elly Chatfield is a renowned artist, actor, poet, and mentor. She is a Gamillaroi Woman from the Northwest of New South Whales, a single mother of two and a grandmother. As an artist, Aunty Elly draws on the piece of mind that spending time on Country provides. Her work explores the living essence of landscape, and Aunty Elly’s connection to the land and her sense of belonging is the narrative which she lives her life by.
In 2022, Aunty Elly received the Blue Mountains Local Woman of the Year Award for her significant contributions to the Blue Mountains Community. As a skilled educator and environmentalist, Aunty Elly regularly presents workshops to schools and land care groups about viewing land from an Indigenous perspective. Aunty Elly provides talks on Indigenous Design, the incorporation and celebration of Indigenous history, and shares her own story on resilience as a child of the Stolen Generation. As an actor, she has appeared in feature films such as The Australia, and most recently Smoke Between Trees. Aunty Elly’s talents within the art sector span across multiple disciplines, with her creations being exhibited wildly across exhibitions and being sold at Bilingarra Art Gallery. Through the medium of paint, specifically acrylic, Aunty Elly provides commissioned works to individuals and small to large corporations, including painting workshops. |
| MIRRI MIRRI |
Cultural training and workshops |
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0425 371 338 |
info@mirrimirri.com.au |
Provides cultural competency training to organisations, enhancing understanding and appreciation of Indigenous cultures. |
| Dingo Darbo |
Cultural training and workshops |
Uncle David King |
0412 664 599 |
davidk@scenicworld.com.au |
Uncle David King, aka Dingo Darbo, is a Gundungurra Elder and member of the Gundungurra Aboriginal Heritage Association Incorporated (GAHAI) and a Gully Traditional Owner (GTO). Uncle David is a passionate advocate for Indigenous Culture and land management and holds a Graduate Diploma in Natural Cultural Resource Management from Deakin University and a Cert 4 Indigenous Leadership from Australian Indigenous Leadership Centre (AILC). A well known Blue Mountains Bush carer, Land carer and Swamp carer, Uncle David has been awarded titles for BMCC NAIDOC Recognition Award, Hard Yakka, Bushcare Legend and winner of the Blue Mountains Stories: A Year Like No Other with Gunai Dhaura Mulanga about Bushfires in the Blue Mountains.
Uncle David is renowned for his Cultural Education worshops and Group Facilitator work with Universities, TAFE, Schools, Corporate, Sporting teams and Community groups. On Gundungurra Country, Uncle David also provides Welcome’s to Country and Smoking Ceremonies. |
| Wagana Dancers |
Performer |
Jo Clancy |
0409 651 290 |
jo.clancy@bigpond.com |
Under the guidance of Wiradjuri Dancer and Choreographer Jo Clancy, Wagana is a collective of First Nations women and girls living in Dharug and Gundungurra Country who practice traditional and contemporary dance, song and fibre arts.
Wagana have been gathering in Dharug, Gundungurra and Wiradjuri Country to dance, sing, weave, eat and make fire since 2007. Wagana offer dance and singing performances and workshops at community and corporate events and festivals, in schools and pre-schools. |
| Glass Gardens |
Performer |
Paul Glass |
0400 146 549 |
glassdaisyarch23@gmail.com |
Didjeredoo player Paul has 12 years experience with National Parks as an identified Aboriginal ranger. Qualified remote area firefighter, and undertaken Cultural burning training techniques. Paul has been involved in many different native Garden developments.
Paul has been to Ireland with Patrick Dodson sharing Reconciliation ideals with people around "the Troubles '. Paul has stayed with the Hopi in Flagstaff Arizona, sister city to the Blue Mountains. Paul worked with Aboriginal Community wider community toward healing and Cultural Liason and inclusiveness. |
| Yirra Tours |
Cultural Workshops |
Kirra Randall |
0410 399 974 |
info@yirratours.com |
Kirra Randall, a proud Bunjalung woman and owner of Yirra Tours,offers immersive cultural experiences that celebrate the deep connection between First Nations people and Country. Through guided tours, educational incursions, and cultural protocols training, Kirra shares her knowledge of Indigenous history, native flora and fauna species, and the importance of caring for the Earth. Passionate about preserving and passing on this wisdom, Yirra Tours inspires people of all backgrounds to connect with nature, culture, and self—promoting respectful, sustainable living for future generations. |
| Cr8ive Art |
Art |
Jodie Munday |
0408 492 482 |
cr8iveart@outlook.com |
Led by a proud Wiradjuri woman who has been practicing art all her life. Jodie has been running her own business successfully for 12 years. She work in weaving, painting, drawing, mixed media and photography. Josie runs regular weaving workshops across various locations and educational workshops in many places including schools, galleries, universities and festivals throughout the Southern Table lands, Southern Highlands and the ACT.Jodie is available for commissions in the above art forms and also paint murals on a commission basis. |
| AT_Culture |
Cultural Workshops |
Adam Towney |
0437 556 723 |
at_culture@outlook.com |
AT_Culture is passionate about sharing the richness and beauty of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture with the wider community. Their unique, three-pronged approach engages:Preschools and Early Learning Centres (including staff development and RAP support), Primary and Secondary Schools (with tailored programs and professional learning opportunities), Children in Out of Home Care (aged 2–8), along with their carers and families.
Our signature 8-session program is thoughtfully aligned with the Early Years Learning Framework, weaving together cultural knowledge with hands-on learning. Children explore: Natural resources and artefacts, Sustainable practices, Creative arts and take-home projects, Sensory play, fine and gross motor development, Aboriginal languages, games, music, dance, and deep connections to Country.
At the heart of AT_Culture is a powerful vision: to spark meaningful conversations about reconciliation, nurture strong cultural identities, and foster a sense of belonging and respect in every child we reach. |
| Jie Pittman PTY LTD |
Cultural Workshops |
Jie Pittman |
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www.jiepittman.com |
Jie Pittman Pty Ltd delivers premium First Nations cultural services, training, and consultancy to corporate, government, education, and community sectors.
Services include Welcome Ceremonies featuring public ceremonial circles with kangaroo skins, a spoken Welcome to Country in local language, Smoking, Ochre, and Water-based rituals, accompanied by Didgeridoo performances.
We also provide cultural mentoring, workplace cultural awareness training, on-country experiences, team-building and wellness programs, and the nationally recognised 10 Elements Cultural Exchange and Training Program.
At the heart of our work is a unique Welcome Ceremony incorporating cultural practices passed down through generations.
This life-changing experience begins by creating a safe, respectful space and preparing participants to connect deeply with Country, culture, and each other.
Jie Pittman is a proud Gadigal-Darug, Yuin, Kooma, Ngemba, and Wiradjuri Nation man, comes from a family originally from the Redfern community, who relocated to Western Sydney in the mid-1900s.
His family has since become deeply ingrained in community and cultural business across the Sydney region.
Culturally qualified and deeply committed to sharing his foundational cultural knowledge, Jie works with both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians to nurture unity, respect, and reconciliation.
For all inquiries and bookings, please visit our website and head to the Make a Booking page. One of our staff will get back to you promptly. |
| Kallico Catering |
Catering |
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96250046 |
www.kallicocatering.com |
We specialise in First Nations cuisine, bringing the rich flavours and traditions of Indigenous culinary practices to your table. With a deep respect for the land and its resources, we honour the ingredients native to our heritage, crafting dishes that reflect our cultural history and values.
Our team is dedicated to transforming your event into a memorable celebration, offering exceptional service and a unique dining experience that highlights the beauty and diversity of First Nations food. Let us create an unforgettable feast that pays homage to our roots and connects you with the vibrant culinary traditions of our people. |
| Uncle Chris Tobin |
Cultural Workshops |
Uncle Chris Tobin
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christobin127@hotmail.com |
As a Dharug man he is a traditional custodian in the Blue Mountains region and shares some of the local stories via his artworks. He has published a small booklet ‘The Dharug Story’, an Aboriginal History of Western Sydney, Earth Journeys and The Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute describe a little about his work.
As an artist Chris works in traditional colours; red, yellow, white and black. His use of ochres and acrylics on a black background is striking.Chris coordinates Aboriginal presentations for small groups, large school groups, private tours and for hotel guests. Chris also works on commissions for government bodies, small business and community organizations. Recently Chris has been asked to present and welcome students at Macquarie University and in Canberra.
While working with National Parks he also co-ordinates other Aboriginal rangers to deliver cultural presentations as well as teaching large groups of children about ochres, weapons, Dharug language, painting, dancing and Aboriginal games.
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| Plate Events & Catering
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Catering |
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0408 984 695
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admin@plateevents.com.au
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Plate Events & Catering is a proudly 100% Aboriginal-owned and operated business, delivering premium catering experiences that are fresh, vibrant, and full of meaning. We bring native Australian ingredients to the spotlight, crafting menus that blend bold Indigenous flavours with modern presentation. Whether it’s a wedding, private celebration, or corporate event, our team serves up delicious, beautifully styled events that leaves a lasting impression.
Our Corporate Grazing Boxes are a crowd favourite—perfect for meetings, client gifts, or staff treats. With Plate Events & Catering, it’s easy to cater with style, flavour, and a proud connection to culture. Explore all our catering options at plateevents.com.au.
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| Indigiearth |
Catering |
Sharon Winsor
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1300 551 525 |
enquiries@indigiearth.com.au |
Indigiearth is an award-winning business fully owned and operated by Aboriginal people. It is based in the scenic Central West region of New South Wales, Mudgee, on Wiradjuri Country. Indigiearth works with native Australian ingredients gathered from across the nation, including coastal areas and inland across our vast country. They partner with Aboriginal communities who use traditional land care practices that honour Mother Earth.
Sharon Winsor, a Ngemba Weilwan woman from Western NSW, established Indigiearth to offer top-quality native foods, drinks, cooking supplies, and botanicals. Everything they produce is ethically sourced and sustainably harvested. By combining modern techniques with cultural heritage, Indigiearth delivers exceptional products and experiences.
We're thrilled to share that our beloved Warrakirri dining experience is now available in additional locations. Immerse yourself in a four-hour journey, savoring Australian native cuisine and drinks crafted with a blend of contemporary and ancestral techniques. Let authentic cultural performances, musical storytelling, and deep insights into Aboriginal culture and culinary practices captivate you. This enriching experience is brought to life by Sharon and her team.
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| Jords Sandwich Bar |
Catering |
Jordan Lunam
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0424 823 768
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jordssandwichbar@gmail.com
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Located on Katoomba's main street, Jords Sandwich Bar is a vibrant, locally loved sandwich shop offering a fresh, flavour-packed take on classic café fare.
Open on weekdays and Saturdays, this small, female-owned Indigenous business is known not only for its warm hospitality but also for its commitment to quality, community, and inclusivity.
With a menu built on fresh, locally sourced ingredients, Jords crafts every sandwich, wrap, and salad box to order—complete with gluten-free and vegetarian options. Their generous portions and bold flavours have earned them a loyal following and glowing online praise.
⭐ “Absolutely delicious! One of the best sandwiches I’ve had in a long time – fresh, full of flavour, and loaded with goodness.” – TripAdvisor Review
⭐ “Friendly service and super tasty food! We stopped in on a whim and were blown away. Highly recommend the chicken schnitzel sandwich!” – Google Review
⭐ “Great food, great prices, and the staff are lovely. You can really tell it’s made with care.” – Restaurant Guru Review
Jords Sandwich Bar also offers a wide selection of catering options—ideal for meetings, events, or local functions. Whether it’s platters or boxed lunches, their catering menu delivers the same homemade quality and flavour in every bite.
To make things even easier, online ordering is available, allowing customers to quickly order ahead or arrange catering with just a few clicks.
With consistent 5-star reviews and a reputation for authenticity, flavour, and service, Jords is more than just a sandwich bar—it’s a proud reflection of Katoomba’s community spirit.
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