Tumanako Māori Cultural Group: Be immersed in rich Kapa Haka (traditional Māori performance arts). Tumanako Māori Cultural Group is a non-profit organisation that promotes Kapa Haka (traditional Māori performance arts). This community serving group was established in 2004, and is under the tutorship of Isaac Cotter, and Patricia Cotter. The group recently returned from a wonderful cultural exchange journey in China where they created great connections and friendships with Chinese dance performance groups, as well as groups from Belgium, Bulgaria, Russia, Latvia, and Ireland. You can find more information on the Tumanako Māori Cultural Group Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/TMCG04), and on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/direct/t/17842078266150730/).
Jellybean Comedy - Jelin & Nick Palm. Two cultures, one marriage and endless misunderstandings! This Chinese–Papua New Guinean husband and wife comedy duo bring hilarious observations about marriage, parenting and cultural clashes to the stage. Canberra RAW Comedy finalists with sold-out festival shows, Jelin and Nick have performed across Australia, proving that love is universal, but marriage definitely needs subtitles!
Alopi Latukefu Jazz Quartet: Enjoy smooth, soulful jazz sounds throughout the night.
Canberra City Big Band: Get ready for an energetic, and show-stopping musical experience. Canberra City Big Band (formerly Spectrum Big Band) has been at the forefront of the jazz scene in Canberra since 1998, where it began as the Canberra City Show Band, part of the not-for-profit Canberra City Band inc. Canberra City Big Band is a 20-piece big band that performs a diverse repertoire celebrating jazz classics and pushes the boundaries of modern jazz into the future.
