Mini concerts strike a chord with the youngest of fans
Adelaide Guitar Festival & Adelaide Festival Centre’s centrED host live performances in Adelaide preschools and children’s centres.

7:30pm | Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre, 10 Watson Terrace, Mount Gambier
$39 Early Bird
$49 Adult
$43 Concession
$30 Under 30
Blak Country celebrates the resonance First Nations people around the world have found in country music, nurturing generations to tell stories about life, land and love.
Following Blak Country’s profoundly moving premiere in 2024, powerful First Nations voices from across generations and around the globe have been touring South Australia’s regions and will gather on Boandik land in Berrin (Mount Gambier) for an outstanding showcase.
Curated by Barkindji Songwoman Nancy Bates, this year’s compelling line-up includes Boandik Elder Yawuri Penny Bonney, musical powerhouse Jess Hitchock, Mitchell Makoons of Manitoba’s Metis community, Kyarna Rose of the Yuin Nation and Western Arrente songwriter Rob Edwards, backed by full band and imagery of the land which breathes life into the songs.
“When we take time – when we make time – to listen to the songs and stories that come from our First Nations songwriters, we are listening to and learning from Country, as our ancestors did and as our grandchildren will do.” - Nancy Bates
This venue is wheelchair accessible.
10 Watson Terrace, Mount Gambier SA 5290
Wheelchair access is an important aspect of Country Arts service to patrons. Mobility impaired patrons can be comfortably seated in the theatre, and there are dedicated toilet facilities and car parking spaces. Baby change tables are available. The theatre has an Audio Loop that delivers clearer sound to patrons with hearing aids fitted with a ‘T’ Switch.
The Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre in Mount Gambier is operated by Country Arts SA. Please visit the Country Arts SA website for further information.
The Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre in Mount Gambier is operated by Country Arts SA. Please visit the Country Arts SA website to make a booking for this event.
Adelaide Guitar Festival & Adelaide Festival Centre’s centrED host live performances in Adelaide preschools and children’s centres.
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