Terrigal
-The end of walk celebrations with community!
Murrumbang
Marrumbang is a deadly all-Indigenous band founded on Gadigal lands, performing fresh originals, traditional songs in language and a new soulful take on popular music.
Marrumbang, meaning ‘love and kindness’ in Wiradjuri language features soulful sultry & power vocals from proud Ngiyampaa woman Darlene Proberts with singer/songwriter musicians Worimi woman Lizzie Keys on bass and Wiradjri man Phillip Bragg’s electrifying riffs guitar, & Kamilaroi man James McAuley deadly on percussion.
Gambirra & ILLUME Girls
The ILLUME Girls Led by Gumatj Matriarch Gambirra alongside her daughters Gatiwoy and Gitjaki (the captivating voice of Ena Malibu), The ILLUME Girls are a family of cultural connections and beautiful contemporary expression. Backed by a tight rhythm section of diverse multicultural musicians, the ensemble weaves "Smokey Honey" harmonies seamlessly between Yolnu Matha and English.
More than a performance, their music is a genuine invitation to connect. Perfectly aligned with the healing spirit of the 5 Lands Walk, the set culminates in an interactive dance, welcoming the audience to join in, move together, and celebrate the joy of the gathering.
The Black Turtles
The Black Turtles are a legendary Redfern band, community-first for over 30 years. Led by Walangari Karntawarra, they carry culture and connection through powerful storytelling — from the Redfern mural era to today, bridging generations through music.
Receiving the Message Stick
MAIN STAGE - TERRIGAL BEACH
President 5LW - Phil Bligh - Receiving the Message Stick and the message read by Message Stick Guardian, Sam, and Matthew Riley (Principal Terrigal High School)
ChillCheney
ChillCheney is an upcoming Hip Hop artist from Sydney, Australia. Relaxed, emotional and dark vibes best describe ChillCheney’s presence influenced by Eminem, NF, Gnash, 6lack.
Loud. Raw. Unapologetic. Welcome to the chaos.
Michael Birk and The Recognisers
Michael Birk is a Yaegl man, musician, and event producer based on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, Australia. He performs with his alternative rock band, The Recognisers, blending storytelling with themes of language, place, and Aboriginal culture.
RareTreats
RareTreats bring to the audience a mix of rare songs, originals and classics covers with fantastic vocal harmonies.
Band members: Cec Bucello, Trudy Van Laar, Greg Frohlich and Terry Carlan.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/raretreats42/
Kiray Putjung Aboriginal Corporation – workshop
Kiray Putjung Aboriginal Corporation is committed to empowering our community through culture, connection, capacity building and opportunity.
Heart Dancers Marquee
Heart Dancers is a community co-designed, delivering arts-based workshops and events across Sydney, the Central Coast, and Newcastle—centred on cultural exchange, creative empowerment, and local storytelling.
Kylie Cassidy Artist Workshop & Sales
Kylie Cassidy Art - Workshop and Art Sales
A space where culture, story and connection come together through contemporary Aboriginal Art. Each Piece is created with intention, drawing on themes of country, Kinship, resilience and shared knowledge. My work invites you to slow down, reflect and connect with the stories woven into every mark.
For more information visit: https://www.kyliecassidyart.com.au/
The Glen for Women
The Glen Group operates residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation centres on the Central Coast of NSW – The Glen for Men at Chittaway Point (est. 1994) and The Glen for Women at Wyong Creek (est. 2022). We welcome Indigenous and non-Indigenous men and women from all over Australia.
For more information visit: https://www.theglencentre.org.au/
Marrung-ta Aboriginal Corporation
Marrung-Ta are committed to quality assurance and expertise knowledge to deliver Cultural Activities, with their unique skills and knowledge, we work together with our clients to achieve and deliver positive outcomes for everyone.
Marrung-Ta will and always have respected and acknowledged Traditional Owners of the land they work on and are committed to quality excellence.
Marrung-Ta’s scope of works include, but are not limited to:
Cultural Immersion Days
Cultural Awareness Training
Cultural Workshops & Activities
Cultural Survey
Due Diligence Assessments
Aboriginal Archaeology Assessments
Cultural Heritage Management Plans
Cultural Values Reports
RAP Plans
Aboriginal Engagement
Aboriginal Event Planning
Educational Talks
John Ralph's Camera House
John Ralph's Camera House is the Central Coast's #1 specialist photographic & video store located at 15/148 The Entrance Road, 2250 (in Fountain Plaza).
You can find John Ralph Camera House at the FINISH LINE of the 5 Lands Walk at Terrigal Beach on 20th June 2026.
Being with Bulbararing
‘Being with Bulbararing’ – Site-Responsive Exhibition and Public Program, Darkinjung Country, Central Coast NSW
The Men’s Shed.
Terrigal Men’s Shed has been in existence for over 10 years. Starting with a few members from Terrigal Uniting Church and growing into the Men’s Shed of today.
They are a Not-For-Profit group that is self-supporting. However, they do accept donations of tools, materials and money that allows them to replace, maintain and upgrade existing tools.
Activities at the Shed include both personal projects and work for the community – again, donations helping defray costs. Working on projects allow the group to practise their wood-working and metal-working skills. There’s no finer place than the Terrigal Community Men’s Shed to learn from skilled professionals or simply drop in for a cuppa and a chat!
Visit their website here: https://www.terrigalmensshed.com/
Koori Curriculum
Koori Curriculum are partners in integrating Aboriginal perspectives into early childhood education.
Founded by Jessica Staines, a proud Wiradjuri woman and an early childhood teacher, our consultancy is dedicated to empowering educators like you right across Australia. We provide professional development, programming, coaching, workshops, and an array of resources designed to enhance your cultural capacity and confidence in teaching First Nations history and culture.
Mirring Aboriginal Women’s Corporation
Empowering Aboriginal Women
Mirring has 20+ years of incorporated experience with a focus on Aboriginal women, families, cultural education and practices, health, and wellbeing. Mirring has grown, developed and responded to our members needs for increased financial inclusion through participation in cultural and general micro business development, education and business support.
Mirring has moved from a Nation based (Darkinjung) focus to embrace a national membership due to our extensive partnerships across the country.
Mirring offers nation wide Aboriginal Women’s membership.
For more information visit: https://www.mirring.com.au/
Eleanor Duncan Cultural Workshop
Eleanor Duncan Aboriginal Services stands as the sole Aboriginal Medical, Health, and Wellbeing Services provider on the Central Coast, spanning the entire region. Our community-controlled organisation proudly serves about 5000 members through facilities in Wyong, Mardi, Summerland Point, Umina Beach, and Woongarrah, embodying a commitment to health and wellbeing.
Welcome to the space - Deb Mirring Corporation
Welcome to the space - Deb Mirring Corporation