COME GATHAA (GATH-ER)
GATHAA means "to gather" or "to come together," reflecting our vision to unite the community through cultural connection. Our markets are a space where First Nations entrepreneurs and the community join forces, celebrating the past while looking to the future. So come GATHAA, and support local First Nations businesses and communities.
SunDay, 8 December
8am - 12pm
We're excited to kick off our Merry Murri Xmas Market on Sunday 8 December. Come down to Forest Glen Village to meet and yarn with Sunshine Coast First Nations artisans and entrepreneurs showcasing their wares and talents. Be a part of this GATHAA’ing of hearts, minds, and spirits in celebration of the world's oldest surviving culture.
UPCOMING GATHAA WORKSHOPS
Get ready to learn, create and celebrate! From jewellery making to arts, to bushfoods and yarning circles our workshops cater to Jarjums (kids) and adults offering cultural experiences for everyone. There’s something for the whole family at GATHAA.
Discover Our Deadly Creators
Introducing you to the heart and soul of GATHAA - our Stall Holders. Get to know the talented First Nations artisans and entrepreneurs who will be showcasing their products & work at GATHAA Markets. We invite you to connect with them and join us in celebrating their unique cultural creations and be part of the GATHAA community.
FAQs
We've compiled a helpful list of our most Frequently Asked Questions:
GATHAA Markets are located on Kabi Kabi Country on the beautiful Sunshine Coast QLD.
Forest Glen Village - 354 Mons Rd, Forest Glen, Queensland, Australia.
Markets are held at this location on the second Sunday of the month.GATHAA is located on Kabi Kabi Country - Forest Glen Village at 354 Mons Rd, Forest Glen, Queensland, Australia.
No, entry to GATHAA First Nations Market is completely free
Booking a workshop is easy. Simply visit the GATHAA Workshops page for the available workshops.
Unfortunately, no pets are allowed at the event. We kindly ask that you leave your furry friends at home.
If you are a First Nations entrepreneur we would love to have you on board. Please go to the BECOME A STALLHOLDER page for more information and complete an expression of interest.
About The Artwork
This artwork represents the collaborating First Nations mob on Gubbi Gubbi, Kabi Kabi and Jinibara Country. The gathering circles in the centre represent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander business. Gathering, supporting one another, sharing knowledge and cultural stories The lines through the outside of the artwork are the community journey lines, community that come together to support, and establish growth for First Nations business through the Gubbi Gubbi, Kabi Kabi and Jinibara country. Story by Artist, Mandy Draper
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