Saturday 4 October, 9am – 5.30pm

On the final day of SPECTRA, we will explore more of what the Sunshine Coast Biosphere has to offer.

Option One: Tallo Billa Ocean experience

Spend the morning on the ocean with Kabi Kabi (Gubbi Gubbi) artist, Lyndon Davis, where you’ll experience the immersive deep-listening work, Tallo Billa, a unique performance that combines live streaming of humpback whale song from underwater hydrophones.

1. Lyndon Davis, Beeyali: Tallo Billa. Photoraph Tricia King. 2. Yimbaya Maranoa Arts Collective, Helen Hardess and Stewart Kruger Aelion harp installation. 3. Mapleton Public House, Queensland’s Sunshine Pantry, Credit Visit Sunshine Coast.

Option Two: Maroochy Bushland experience

The morning will begin with a guided exploration of  the unique biodiversity of the Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Gardens, led by school-age children from the Kids in Action environmental program. Kabi Kabi Elder, Aunty Helena Gulash will lead a conversation with the Yimbaya Maranoa Collective about their respective practices and projects.

Afternoon

Both options will come together at Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Gardens for lunch, then head to Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve in the hinterland overlooking the spectacular Glasshouse Mountains for walks and conversation.

We will celebrate the close of ANAT SPECTRA :: Reciprocity at the Mapleton Public House. More than just a pub, the MPH believes that food connects us to the land, the water, the sky, and to one another.

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