Marketplace

Malka Wiriwiri (and) Mardlaapa Designs  

Malka Wiriwiri is a collective of artists consisting of Iteka & Temaana Sanderson-Bromley (Adnyamathanha, Narungga & Yarluyandi) and extended family members.

Artworks include ceramics, hand-painted silk, acrylic on canvas, screen prints & upcycled denim. 

Mardlaapa Designs  

A surf-inspired fashion brand that blends Aboriginal artwork with modern designs. Founded in late 2021 by Temaana Sanderson-Bromley - a young Adnyamathanha, Narungga and Wangkangurru Yarluyandi man from the Flinders Ranges, Yorke Peninsula and Simpson Desert - embodies the spirit of adventure, creativity, and sustainability as well as respect for the land and the people who call it home.  Temaana infuses a unique blend of surf culture and Aboriginal art. His designs are inspired and reflect the natural beauty of the yarta (land) from the sea to the desert, and the proud culture.

Ngarrindjeri Dreaming 

All hand made and designed homewares and leather handbags by Sharon Karpany

https://ngarrindjeridreaming.com.au/

TAL-KIN JERI CATERING

 Jess Sumner (Uncle Moogy's Daughter), partner Brenton Attenborough along with their team will be providing meals for the artists, dancers and volunteers across the festival - Check out the awesome menu she has put together for us. 

MEEZ ON PLUS

Billie Cornthwaite has always been passionate about sustainable practices. She grew up on a farm, studied as a marine biologist, and is now on a mission to share her knowledge of bush tucker with as many people as possible.

She owns and operates Meez on Plus, a catering business (with an educational arm) that specialises in native Australian foods.

They cater for private, corporate and community functions across the state and tailor-make the menu accordingly. Please note, she takes her speciality seriously. Menus are seasonal and 100% of the food will have a native food component.

Billie loves nothing more than sharing her knowledge - how to forage safely, how to grow native food, and how to utilise it in the kitchen. Please feel free to inquire about educational opportunities as well as getting emu served up at your next event! 

BBQ and Coffee cart

To help cover some of the food cost for the amazing dance groups who are traveling long distances to come and perform at Dupang - our volunteers will also be hosting a BBQ and coffee cart where you can grab a sausage and coffee. 

$5 coffee - bring cash!