Munimba-ja "Welcome Place"

28/04/2026

BOUNDARIES AT BANKFOOT
This one is going to be something special.
A powerful gathering of story, performance and Blak voices on Country — part of Horizon Festival.
Come sit with us.
🎟 Book now
📍 Bankfoot House, Glass House Mountains
📅 9th May
12:30pm start
MOB — DM for ticket link + discount code
For more First Nations events across the festival, check the Horizon program
https://www.horizonfestival.com.au/events/boundaries-at-bankfoot

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This project is run through Munimba-ja 'Blak Creatives' which is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland

Anc Regional Arts Development Fund – a partnership between the Queensland Government, Arts Queensland, and Sunshine Coast Council

Prepare for an afternoon gathering of spoken word, song and theatre at Bankfoot homestead in the Glasshouse Mountains. Witness new Blak works exploring identity, belonging and relationship with Country in a space of truth-telling, reflection and healing.

23/03/2026

Uncle Noel Blair - NEW T's now ONLINE
This new moss coloured T is from Uncle's Ganan Ganan Collection.
People Must Not Know
" This story happened in many places we went. It would be ok to be together but not to be seen in public. " Uncle Noel Blair
Kangaroo : “People must not know we’ve been together ”
Emu: “Why are you ashamed of me being with me”
READ ABOUT THE EXHIBITION (link in comments.)

T-shirts by Jinibara Artist Uncle Noel Blair based on a design from the GANAN GANAN series People Must not know, 2021 This story happened in many places we went. It would be ok to be together but not to be seen in public.  “People must not know we’ve been together ”&

20/03/2026

The Cassowary Coast Observer article: Arts residency creating pathways
- Hugh Bohane

Munimba-ja Arts Centre and Blak Creatives on the Sunshine Coast is making paths and being recognised for the creative development and supportive environment with First Nations artists and creatives in communities.
Thank you to NorthSite and CIAF for your continued support in professional development pathways for First Nations artists.

Munimba-ja "Welcome Place"
Cairns Indigenous Art Fair

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13/03/2026

Hey Maleny Community - We have missed you and would love to see you on Sunday - We are hosting 2 workshops as part of Gathaa Maleny Neighbourhood Centre and we've been so busy we haven't been telling you all. If you can make it please book in and as usual we can do some deals for group and family bookings - just send us a message if you need to discuss anything that would make it easier for you to come along and catch up.

13/03/2026

What an incredible time we had at Blak Camp 2026

Nine First Nations artists from South East Queensland selected for BLAK Camp 2026 recently engaged in a 10-day contemporary artist residency in Gimuy/Cairns, where practitioners gathered for an intens...

11/03/2026

If you are free this Saturday Bianca Bond and Libby Harward will be hosting a free weaving circle that will bring together cultural continuity and critical reflection. Working with natural fibres, participants will weave together while sitting in conversation about land, labour, plants, and power - learning through making, listening, and shared dialogue

https://www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/Galleries-Museums/Events/CRAG/Weaving-Bianca-Bond-Libby-Harward

09/03/2026

27/02/2026

This is going to be a moment of living history. We are beyond proud to present Boundaries at Bankfoot _ Horizon Festival 2026

Featuring Playwrights - Aunty Beverly Hand, Bianca Bond, Keely Eggmolese, Braelyn Rolfe-Chase, Lola Harward

"On places like Bankfoot, the lines are still visible, who drew them, who was fenced out, who was made invisible. We’re not here to tidy that history; we’re here to name it and move through it with strength and care. When First Nations voices lead, the boundary becomes a meeting place for truth, accountability, and repair"

Beverly Hand Keely Eggy Bianca Bond

Prepare for an afternoon gathering of spoken word, song and theatre at Bankfoot homestead in the Glasshouse Mountains. Witness new Blak works exploring identity, belonging and relationship with Country in a space of truth-telling, reflection and healing.

20/11/2025

Munimba-ja is MOVING!!

We’ll miss our Maleny location, but we’re excited for all the things that are happening next!

New retail space opening at Eumundi Square markets 9th Dec! Stay tuned…

📷: + Lindy Smith +