Brolga Dance Academy

A few of our Brolgas had the privilege of attending Ngambaa: Reimagined on the weekend.

Congratulations to Amelia Jean O'Leary and Erica Dixon on a powerful and inspiring work that beautifully shared story, culture and connection through movement.

One of the highlights was hearing the different interpretations and reflections from our Brolgas afterwards, showing how the performance resonated with each of them in their own way.
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Big love to the deadly students, staff and families who attended our cultural dance program at Marrickville West Public School 🖤💛❤️💚💙🤍🖤

We are so grateful to be able to connect with Abbotsford, Alexandria Park Community, Ashcroft, Avalon, Campsie, Canterbury, Canterbury South, Hilltop, La Perouse, Manly West, Maroubra Junction, Marrickville, Marrickville West, McCallums Hill, Narraweena, Padstow, Pagewood, Parramatta, Petersham, Picnic Point, Ranswick, Stanmore, Strathfield, Sylvania, Telopea, and Tharawal Public Schools.

Thank you Marrickville West, for welcoming us into your school community to share culture through dance, language, storytelling, and connection. The students showed so much enthusiasm, confidence, and respect throughout the workshops — truly deadly to see.

Programs like this keep culture strong for the next generation 🖤💛❤️💚💙🤍🖤

Sending a massive thank you to everyone who attended our cultural dance program at Yass High School ✨❤️🖤💛💚💙🤍

Big love to Ashmont, Berinba, Bradfordville, Brungle, Cootamundra, Crookwell, Goulburn, Gunning, Mulyan, Queanbeyan South, Tumut, Yass, Young North, and Young Public Schools,

The students brought incredible energy, respect and deadly vibes to every moment of the program. It was powerful to see culture being embraced through dance, storytelling and shared experiences.

A huge appreciation to Yass High School for hosting us and for creating a supportive environment where culture can be celebrated proudly and authentically.

These moments of connection, learning and joy are what it’s all about 🖤💛❤️💚💙🤍🖤

Our Brolgas absolutely loved connecting with Ryka Satrick — especially the boys getting involved with the didge, shake-a-leg and cultural sharing ❤️🖤💛💚💙🤍

Thank you Ryka for sharing your knowledge, energy and passion so generously with our Brolga FamBam. Seeing our young people fully engaged, learning through movement, music and storytelling, and building confidence in culture was something truly powerful. These moments strengthen identity, connection and pride, while inspiring the next generation to carry culture forward proudly and strongly 🔥

During this incredibly difficult time — thank you from the bottom of our hearts. ❤️
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Huge gratitude to the amazing students and staff who connected with us at our cultural dance program at Thirlmere Public School 🔥

Shout out to Camden South, Campbelltown East, Colo Vale, Edmondson Park, Elderslie, Guise, John Warby, Middleton Grange, Mount Annan, Picton, Ruse, Sarah Redfern, Tahmoor, The Oaks, Thirlmere, Warragamba and Wilton Public Schools!

What a deadly day sharing culture, movement, stories and connection with such our deadly young mob. Watching the students step out of their comfort zones, learn proudly and fully embrace the workshops was something really special.

Big love and thanks to Thirlmere PS for opening your school to us and for your warm welcome and support of cultural dance program within your school.

Culture lives on through our young ones 🖤💛❤️💚💙🤍🖤

Powerful moments in our traditional class learning, connecting and sharing culture with Djakapurra Beatty 🖤💛❤️💚💙🤍🖤

Having strong young cultural leaders work alongside our young people is something truly special. Opportunities like this inspire the next generation to walk proudly in culture, build confidence in who they are and continue carrying our stories, knowledge and traditions forward.

As young cultural leaders themselves, our dancers are learning the importance of responsibility, respect, connection and leadership through movement, storytelling and cultural practice. Watching them engage so deeply, listen carefully and grow in these spaces is powerful to witness.

Deep gratitude for the knowledge, guidance and spirit shared in the room. This is how culture stays strong — through community, mentorship and our young people rising proudly in their identity 🔥