Waradah Aboriginal Centre |

Imagine witnessing Australian Aboriginal culture in a contemporary gallery. Experience traditional dance, take part in interactive didgeridoo performances, examine authentic artworks, and take home genuine Aboriginal souvenirs. Learn about Australia’s living Aboriginal culture from the local Darug and Gundungurra tribes through informal cultural discussions and lectures. Waradah Aboriginal Centre offers a once in a lifetime Aboriginal experience in one location.

Live Performances

Follow the footsteps of some of Australia’s best Aboriginal performers. Witness interactive didgeridoo performances, where the instrument is explained and the history explored… See more.

Gallery

See original authentic Aboriginal artwork from many places around Australia; including Papunya, Yuendumu, St Teresa and Utopia. This colour rich gallery is full of contemporary art works … See more

Art & Artefacts

We showcase artefacts from all over the Australian continent. Bark paintings and sculptures from Arnhem Land, Tjunpi basket weaving, and hand carved Maruku sculptures… See more

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Awards

Finalists in the NSW Tourism Awards

Highly Commended Award in the category of New Tourism Development, The Blue Mountains, Lithgow and Oberon Tourism Awards of Excellence 2012.

Dreamtime Chopper

The world’s first Indigenous Dreamtime Chopper Designed and built by SnakeCharmer Choppers. The Indigenous Dreamtime Chopper is a symbol of shared sentiments, aspirations and unity, which aims to highlight the common struggle between all cultures. The Indigenous Dreamtime Chopper is the first and only Chopper of its kind in the world displaying the renowned works of Aboriginal Artists Richard Patrick, Campbell and Troy Fitzpatrick. See more…