Welcome to our Aboriginal Cultural Centre in Forrest Glen, QLD

On May the 11th 2012 we will open to the public.

Please join us to celebrate our culture with you.    

 

The Aboriginal Cultural Centre is an extremely important aspect for the promotion of the aboriginal culture of Australia in general and of the Gubbi Gubbi district in particular. The Centre houses a vast collection of old and new Traditional and Contemporary paintings by Aboriginal artists including the famous Hope O’Chin. Enjoy a new artist each month. 

Traditional Aboriginal Houses display, Aboriginal Artefact display this collection of old/new traditionally used artefacts include spears, blood stained woomeras, shields, bowls, hair belts, fire sticks and weapons and Bush tucker display is a highlight educating the importance of Aboriginal Culture, plants in traditional medicine, ceremony, diet and Dreamtime. Our exhibition room showcases a permanent collection of works.  “Hope a Continual Dreaming” and “A recollection for Peace” on display permanently. Both exhibitions are revolutionary works by Hope O'Chin.

 Also you can immerse yourself in much literature on the Aboriginal culture, watch DVD’s on the Ration Shed out at Cherbourg and the people and stories of Cherbourg itself. We invite you to learn with us her online and will us in the Goombuckar Aboriginal Cultural Centre You’ll find us just behind the BP Service Station going southbound on the Bruch highway. 20/7172 Bruce Highway Forrest Glen, 4556.

(07) 5450 1977 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.   

 For information on our Aboriginal Dance Troup, the Goombuckar Aboriginal Dancers and any of the workshops and demonstrations we provide both on and off site!        

 

 

 

 

 

  Goombuckar Creations is also the home of www.triballink.com.au