Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre

Originally established in 1987, Yarrawarra, meaning ‘happy meeting place’, is an Aboriginal Cultural, Conference and Accommodation Centre that also has a number of other assets and is proudly owned and operated on a not-for-profit basis by local Aboriginal people predominantly from the Gumbaynggirr language group.

Address: 
170 Red Rock Road, Corindi Beach NSW 2456, Australia
Tel: 
+6102 66 407100
Fax: +6102 66 407199
Hours: 
10.00 am to 4.00 pm seven days
Website: 
http://www.yarrawarra.com/
Email: 
gallery@yarrawarra.org.au
Admission: 
General admission free
Facilities: 
gallery/ keeping place/ bush tucker cafe/ conference centres/ accomodation/ restaurant/ cultural heritage research unit/ educational programs/ bush tucker plantation/ green house/ art shed.
Collection: 

Aboriginal Art of and from the Norhtern Rivers & mid north coast Region:Paintings, ceramics, prints, photographs, sculptures, drawings and mixed media works that are by an Aboriginal artist of or from the regions.

Contemporary and historical photographs depicting the Indigenous culture of the mid north coast/ Gumbaynggirr nation have been acquired into this collection since 1996 with a focus on local history, including a full copy of the Williams Lindt collection housed at Grafton Regional Gallery.

Sustantial archeaological and cultural material from region.