EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST ARE OPEN UNTIL 1ST FEBRUARY
Volunteer roles include
Site preparation (a head of the festival)
Equipment preparation (in the lead up to festival)
Site bump in & set up -
During festival
Registration / info desk
Interactive workshop station assistants
Toilet cleaners / waste management
Elder care
Wash station
Kitchen hands
Fire keepers
General support
Artist marketplace support helpers
security
first aid
Bump out --- as many hands on deck as possible
Pack down
If you would like a volunteer at Dupang Festival:
fill in this EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM
We are currently seeking expressions of interest from First Nations Artists, community organisations and food vendors to hold a stall in the market place for next years Dupang Festival of sharing culture and healing the spirit. Expressions of interest open until: 10th January 2026
** First Nations stalls are free and will be given priority **
** Art for sale must be handmade or designed by first nations artists **
** We want to minimise our environmental footprint**
** Food vendor stalls need biodegradable packaging and are required to remove the rubbish from the site at the end of the festival**
If you would like a stall in the market place:
fill this EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM
We are currently seeking expressions of interest from dance groups for Dupang Pangari Festival 2026 which will be held again this year on the Coorong South Australia from 20th to 22nd March. Expressions of interest are open until 10th January 2026.
Dupang Festival will be a culturally rich and significant event aiming to foster a deep connection to Country, facilitate cultural exchange, and promote healing of the spirit. A part of the Adelaide Fringe Festival, Dupang Pangari brings together Aboriginal dancers from various parts of Australia, local weavers, artists, and knowledge keepers, who will showcase the diversity and richness of Aboriginal cultures.
This three-day camping festival will be hosted by Uncle Moogy Sumner and the Tal-Kin-Jeri Dance group on the traditional lands of the Ngarrindjeri people, on the waterfront of the Coorong.
The expanded program for this year's Dupang will include multiple dance groups representing their mobs, as well as immersive experiences for attendees including an arts and crafts marketplace, weaving, carving and dance workshops, yarning circles, storytelling, bush food walks and more.