Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre
170 Red Rock Rd
Corindi Beach NSW 2456
Call: (02) 6640 7100
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170 Red Rock Rd
Corindi Beach NSW 2456
Call: (02) 6640 7100
Email us here »
Welcome to Yarrawarra in the homelands of the Garby Elders and the Gumbaynggirr people.
Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre is surrounded by tranquil bushland, pristine beaches and abundant wildlife.
Yarrawarra is home to a bush tucker cafe, a regional Indigenous gallery, and a functions centre that includes accommodation.
Download the Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre Brochure PDF here
Yuraal Bush Tucker Cafe offers contemporary Indigenous cuisine including kangaroo, crocodile, emu, and native fruit, vegetables and herbs. The cafe serves breakfast, lunch and snacks as well as gourmet coffees, fresh juices, homemade cakes and native breads. Yuraal also has a range of native teas, spices and jams available for purchase.
Download Yuraal Bush Tucker Cafe Menu PDF
Mother’s Day Indigenous Three Course Dinner
Sunday May 9th
6.00 – 9.00pm
$40 per person
Tickets must be bought in advance at Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre
Set Menu
Entree
Satay Crocodile Skewers with Native Dipping Sauce
Choice of Main
Emu Parmigiana with Oven Roasted Garlic Vegetables
Or
Thai Kangaroo Salad with Lemon Myrtle Rice
Dessert
Wattleseed Tiramasu
Beverages
Riberry Punch served with Main Meal
B.Y.O.
Special requirement meals available
Includes special gift for every mother.
Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea
Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre’s Yuraal Cafe will be hosting a Biggest Morning Tea on Sunday May 23, 2010.
Damper, cream and jam with instant coffee or tea is available for $5 which will be donated to the cause.
Other menu items and specialty coffees, teas and drinks will be available on the day.
Come down and support Yuraal in the fight against cancer!
Donations can be made at the cafe anytime, via The Biggest Morning Tea Website, or on the day!
Mother’s Day Indigenous Three Course Dinner
Sunday May 9th
6.00 – 9.00pm
$40 per person
Tickets must be bought in advance at Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre
Set Menu
Entree
Satay Crocodile Skewers with Native Dipping Sauce
Choice of Main
Emu Parmasagne with Oven Roasted Garlic Vegetables
Or
Thai Kangaroo Salad with Lemon Myrtle Rice
Dessert
Wattleseed Tiramasu
Beverages
Riberry Punch served with Main Meal
B.Y.O.
Special requirement meals available
Includes special gift for every mother.
The Wadjar Gallery opened in 1996 and is a cultural service of Yarrawarra Aboriginal Corporation supported by Arts NSW, Industry & Investment NSW, Museums & Galleries NSW, Regional Arts and other funding bodies. The Gallery aims to be a centre of excellence in Indigenous visual arts for the residents of and visitors to the mid North coast and Northern Rivers region to promote access to and the understanding and development of the Gumbaynggirr culture and coastal Aboriginal visual arts. Gallery hours are 10.00am to 4.00pm, 7 days per week.
The Gallery manages a small collection of documented works.
Message Stick, a program on the ABC, recently aired a fantastic documentary about the area.
For many thousands of years, the Gumbaynggirr people of the New South Wales mid north coast harvested the waters of the Arrawarra Headland, catching fish and other seafood with their stone fish traps. But with the onset of European colonisation, these traditional hunting practices began to wane until interest in these ancient structures was rekindled in the 1970s.
