Koomurri

Koomurri is an inspiring Australian Aboriginal entertainment and educational business, covering all aspects of the Australian indigenous culture including music, dance and art.

A leading entertainment operation for over 30 years across Australia our team has toured the world delivering tailor made performances in Aboriginal performance, educational workshops and team building programs to suit major events, corporate bodies, conference, schools, sporting bodies, organisations, public festivals and private shows.

We utilise a vast range of world class Indigenous didgeridoo masters and dancers from many different Aboriginal Nations enabling our team to showcase an vast array of cultures from across the country and Torres Straits.

Major Performances Include Australia Day / Survival Day Sydney Harbour 2017 and 2018, the grand re-opening of the Weltmuseum Wien Museum Convert - Vienna Austria 2017, Hungarian Sausage Festival 2017, (Pretty much Hungary's Big Day Out Festival), Commonwealth Games Baton Relay - Malta and Cyprus 2017, Australian High Commissioner of Malta, Australian High Commissioner of Cyprus, Adelaide Fringe Festival, APRA Awards 2015 - 2017, Australian Embassy Paris France, Australian Embassy Beirut Lebanon, AusTrade Tokyo Japan, Fifa World Cup Festival 2006 Berlin, Frankfurt & Dusseldorf Germany, Opening Ceremony 2007 Rugby World Cup France , Festival Ovale France, Opening and Closing Ceremony Sydney 2000 Olympiad, Athens 2004 Olympiad, AFL Indigenous Round 2009 - 2017, Sydney Swans, Balmain Tiger Indigenous Round 2016, The Rainbow Serpent and toured South America for Aboriginal Arts and Culture.

Private Performances include
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet for the ASEAN summit, Department of Premier and Cabinet NSW, Scentre Group (Westfields), Price Waterhouse Coopers, Sydney Water, ANZ Bank, Fulton Hogan, L'oreal Hong Kong, Malaysia Airlines, Sydney Airport Corporation and many many more..

Koomurri educational programs work in pre schools, primary schools and high schools (private and public), tafe colleges and universities raising awareness of Aboriginal culture in a fun environment.