Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival 2013 Part 3 Youtube A collection of footage taken at the 20th laura aboriginal dance festival, june 22, 2013. Over 5,000 people travel to laura from across the nation to enjoy this festival for three days; over 20 communities participate across the region, with up to 500 performers.
Lockhart River Aboriginal Community Performs At Laura Dance Festival A record crowd turned out for the 35th laura aboriginal dance festival this year. held every two years, the event has become a cultural icon drawing visitors. For more pics & info go to adventuremumma blog laura quinkan dance festivalit's a three day celebration where the indigenous communities of c. The laura aboriginal dance festival is one of the coolest gatherings in far north queensland. happening every other year or in this case three years, the nex. Laura quinkan dance festival home page.
Laura Dance Festival 2013 Youtube The laura aboriginal dance festival is one of the coolest gatherings in far north queensland. happening every other year or in this case three years, the nex. Laura quinkan dance festival home page. The quinkan laura dance festival is a three day gathering for aboriginal communities from cape york, and visitors from further afield. the dance festival is situated on an ancient, traditional bora ground, and has been a highlight of the aboriginal cultural calendar since the early 1980s. bora grounds are the sites of traditional aboriginal. The marrinyama dancers are from duchess, a small community south of mount isa in central queensland. the marrinyama usually stick their feathers on with blood, though for the festival a glue stick was used. this community adheres to age old traditions, and they are one of the last groups to still perform circumcisions as a rite of passage.
Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival Youtube The quinkan laura dance festival is a three day gathering for aboriginal communities from cape york, and visitors from further afield. the dance festival is situated on an ancient, traditional bora ground, and has been a highlight of the aboriginal cultural calendar since the early 1980s. bora grounds are the sites of traditional aboriginal. The marrinyama dancers are from duchess, a small community south of mount isa in central queensland. the marrinyama usually stick their feathers on with blood, though for the festival a glue stick was used. this community adheres to age old traditions, and they are one of the last groups to still perform circumcisions as a rite of passage.
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