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The first weekend of the Cooktown & Cape York Expo 2021: The Rising Tide will feature the Reconciliation Rocks Festival. Showcasing some of the region’s best known Indigenous and non-Indigenous performing artists across the weekend alongside art, culture, markets, language workshops, exhibitions, storytelling and tours. The Reconciliation Rocks Festival headline artists on Saturday 12 June are Troy Cassar-Daley, Busby Marou and Mau Power. And its free!
A “Back in Time” showcase will include bush tucker tasting, weaving, regional Indigenous art exhibitions and workshops
There will be a live performance and re-enactment of the landing of Captain Cook and his interactions with the Guugu Yimithirr bama.
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cooktownexpo.com.au
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Cooktown & Cape York Expo 2021: The Rising Tide – Reconciliation Rocks Music Festival
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