Megan Hall
On Sunday, June 14th at 2pm, the community will return to Megan Hall in the valley for a special afternoon of music, storytelling, and performance. Four distinctive artists will share their voices, heritage, and creative practice in a collective performance that promises to be both intimate and powerful.
What: Megan Hall Afternoon of Music
Where: Megan Hall
When: 14/06/2026, 2:00pm
Manduway is a Gumbaynggirr and Barkandji singer, songwriter, and musician who has been performing for more than ten years in various bands. He finds empowerment in writing and performing music influenced by his heritage, language, and beautiful homeland.
Mitch King is a performing artist and a proud Yaegl and Widjabul Wia-bul man from the Bundjalung nation on the east coast of Australia. His main disciplines are music, theatre, and dance, and he loves telling stories through sound and movement. Much of his work explores living on Country and what it is like to live in the regional area of the Northern Rivers, New South Wales, combining cultural and contemporary practices to push his creative boundaries and create space for First Nations communities’ voices and artistry.
Sylvie Millard is a folk musician with heritage from England, Ireland, and Scotland via Australia and Turtle Island. After a short career as a lawyer, she released her first two albums in January. These albums reflect her understanding of law, story, and relationality with Place.
Tess Eckert is a performance artist and dancer with a unique heritage, born in the Rocky Mountains and rivers of Colorado on Arapaho and Ute lands.
More details and a poster will be shared soon, but attendees are encouraged to set this date aside. It will be a wonderful afternoon of music and performance.
Tickets: $30 | Bookings: Text 0428 415 078
Image: Manduway, photo by @min_dutton
