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Djirri Nyurramba... 

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Kuranda Roots - FNQ’s festival of World, Reggae, Soul and Bass Music returns for its 22nd birthday at Kanjini Campground at the foot of stunning Emerald Creek Falls.
Kuranda Roots celebrates the creative magic of the Kuranda and Far North Queensland community, alongside global guests, cultural and well-being workshops, and a food and craft market village.

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Early Bird Tickets on sale now!

https://events.ticketbooth.com.au/event/kuranda-roots-festival-2024

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WELCOME TO BULUWAI / DJABUGAY COUNTRY.

Kanjini is on the traditional land of the Buluwai and Djabugay Bama (people). Respect the country, the wildlife, waterways and each other at all times.

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GATES OPEN
12pm Thursday STALLHOLDERS
10 AM Friday GENERAL PUBLIC

***ALL PATRONS TO DEPART MIDDAY MONDAY THE 15TH JULY***

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WHAT TO BRING
Smiles, laughs, funky dance moves, warm clothes for cold nights, swimmers, towel, hat and all the necessities for a comfy camp.

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WASTE, COMPOSTING & RECYCLING

Please LEAVE NO TRACE.
We encourage all patrons to leave no waste or vegetable matter behind. Kanjini is a wildlife sanctuary and all vegetable scraps NEED TO BE PUT IN THE COMPOST BINS.
Please use the recycle stations, and take your landfill waste with you. Bless!

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PETS

There is a strict NO DOGS policy.
If you bring your dog you will be asked to leave Kanjini immediately.

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DRUGS AND ALCOHOL

Kuranda Roots is a drug and alcohol free festival space and we encourage you to enjoy the natural high of the music and spectacular environment.

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RESPECT THE WATERWAYS

Kanjini is home to Platypi, rare frogs and aquatic life. Soap, detergents and shampoo is strictly forbidden.
Do not use the creek as a toilet, please use the toilets provided!

FOOD / DRINKS

There are several food stalls catering to vegans and carnivores. There are also fresh coconuts and delicious chai and beverage stalls to quench your thirst.

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Kuranda Roots Festival pays full respect and acknowledges the importance that Black Music (Reggae, RnB, Soul, Hip Hop, Jazz, Blues and many more genres) plays in the living history of contemporary music. We stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter movement and Stop Black Deaths In Custody. We also cherish the rich culture of First Nations people of Australia and the Pacific who bring us to a state of reverence and connection to country. Massive thanks and praise to the Buluwai and Djabugay bama on whose land we celebrate on.

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Always was and always will be Aboriginal land!

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