Ngilgi Reverie
A concert unlike any other, deep beneath the earth.
Descend into the ancient limestone chambers of Ngilgi Cave, a breathtaking natural amphitheatre over two million years in the making, for an intimate live performance unlike any other.
Your journey begins with Josh Whiteland, Wadandi custodian, whose acoustic didgeridoo fills the underground chambers and honours the deep connection between culture, Country and place. Then, acclaimed Noongar soul artist Bumpy takes centre stage, her powerful voice echoing through the cave in a performance that transforms this remarkable natural setting into one of Australia's most unique concert venues.
Following the performance, Josh leads guests on a guided walk through the surrounding landscape, sharing stories of Country, culture and the knowledge carried through generations. The experience concludes with a generous bush tucker spread and a glass of Cullen Wines, including a choice of the iconic Kevin John or Diana Madeline, accompanied by insights from acclaimed wine writer Erin Larkin.
A rare opportunity to experience music, culture, wine and place in one extraordinary afternoon.
Please note this event includes walking and steep cave steps. The bush tucker experience is designed as a relaxed standing lunch rather than formal dining.
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Event Details
$160 per person (booking fees included)
• Guided welcome and storytelling with Wadandi custodian Josh Whiteland
• Didgeridoo performance by Josh Whiteland inside Ngilgi Cave
• Live acoustic performance by Bumpy inside Ngilgi Cave
• Access to Ngilgi Cave
• Bushfood canapés and grazing table
• Glass of Cullen Wines Diana Madeline or Kevin John
• Live tasting notes by wine writer Erin Larkin
• Grazing-style event service
Please note that ticket purchases for this event are limited to a maximum of 2 per booking.
11:30am - 2:00pm on 20 November
Due to the nature of this event, we are able to cater for Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten Free and Dairy Free dietary requirements only.
Please let us know if you or any of your guests require one of these options. Dietary requests must be provided in advance and cannot be accommodated on the day.
Please note that we are unable to cater for severe allergies or dietary requirements outside of those listed above.
Please meet at the entrance of Ngilgi Cave welcome centre. Public Parking available on-site.
• Entry to the cave involves approximately 80 stairs and requires moderate mobility
• The performance is a standing experience within the cave
• We recommend wearing comfortable, enclosed footwear suitable for uneven surfaces
18+ Event
Access to the performance space involves approximately 80 stairs and requires moderate mobility. Note that the performance is viewed while standing within the cave.
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We firmly acknowledge the deep-rooted connection and custodianship of the Wadandi (Saltwater) People over the lands in the South West of Western Australia. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present, and emerging, and commit to learning from their rich heritage and wisdom.
