We are delighted to be partnering with Madeleine Peta Art to display her collection of incredible dot paintings. Join us for a fabulous night of First Nations music, art, eats and drinks. Free entry but we encourage you to indulge in our Bush Tucker plate & wine or beer deal for $25 to immerse yourself in the full experience. You may also like to sample our luscious Lemon Myrtle Axel Vodka Soda’s. As always, proceeds from the sale of food and drink support employment for people from disadvantaged backrounds. For this special NAIDOC week event, a portion of funds will also be donated to the local Noonga Reconciliation Group.
Madeleine is a Bundjalung Githabul woman from the Woodenbong mob living locally in Lutwyche. Her ancestors were active from Byron Bay to the Gold Coast. View her full collection with the opportunity to buy original local Indigenous art, prints and jewellery pieces at the launch only. Madeleine’s original collection will hang at Espresso Train Cafe from NAIDOC week, 7th – 14th July, until the end of September.

Please let us know you’re coming to help with catering by texting name and number of friends to 0403 900 550 or mark “Going” on our Facebook event page.