Friday 22 May 2026
Gnulli Festival opens with a powerful blend of storytelling and theatre, featuring a community yarning session and the moving live performance of Which Way Home.
More information announced soon!
Which Way Home - Yirra Yaakin
A powerful story of love, legacy and the road home.
Tash takes the wheel on a road trip home to Country with her Dad, journey filled with humour, heart and reflection. Inspired by writer Katie Beckett’s own experiences, Which Way Home is a deeply personal story exploring family, identity and belonging, performed by real-life father and daughter Derek and Shaquita Nannup.
SATURDAY 23 MAY 2026
Saturday features a vibrant mix of markets, cultural experiences, storytelling and live music, bringing the community together to celebrate culture and connection.
More information announced soon!
Gnulli Street
Festival
A vibrant street festival in the heart of Carnarvon celebrating culture, community and Country through local markets, live music, art and native food experiences.
8am - 1pm
Main Street/
Civic Centre
Gnulli Sounds on the Lawn
An evening of local and state talent coming together in celebration of the Gascoyne. Set on the lawn at Gwoonwardu Mia, this experience blends live music, art and food, showcasing the creativity, culture and connection that defines our region.
4pm - 7pm
Gwoonwardu mia
Sunday 24 May 2026
A full program of activations will unfold throughout the day at Gwoonwardu Mia, bringing together culture, creativity and community on Country. As the sun sets, the celebration continues along the Fascine with live music and a spectacular drone show lighting up the night sky.
More information announced soon!
Gnulli Festival Concert +
Drone Show & Skyshow Finale
The heart of Carnarvon comes alive as the Gnulli Festival builds to its biggest celebration across the Main Street and Fascine.
This free, all-ages event brings community together on Country for an unforgettable evening of music, culture and storytelling. Experience powerful cultural moments as Yinggarda and Baiyungu voices share stories that connect people, place and history—grounding the night in the true spirit of Gnulli, “All of Us / Two of Us.”
The Main Stage will come alive with an incredible line-up of live performances, featuring headline acts including Shane Howard and the Great Western Band, Proud Mary, Caravãna Sun, and the legendary Kankawa Nagarra (Olive Knight).
As the sun sets over the Fascine, the sky becomes the stage with a breathtaking drone show by Fremantle Biennale, weaving stories through light and movement above the water. The night will close with a spectacular skyshow finale, lighting up Carnarvon in a powerful celebration of culture, community and connection.
4pm - 7pm
Gwoonwardu mia
