We are so proud to see our space being used for what it was created for,bringing people together to learn, share and connect through culture.
Today was a fantastic day filled with craft activities, cultural learning, a traditional cookout, stories, laughter and sharing knowledge. Our Cultural Hub is more than just a building it is a place for culture to be shared and passed on #culture#CultureAndTradition...
We are so excited to be part of this year’s A Brush with Art throughout September!
Come and drop into Wadna and see our beautiful collection of Aboriginal arts and crafts, handmade with love, culture and connection to Country. ❤️
Throughout the month, we already have a number of talented family members who will be showcasing their work and selling their handmade products, and we can’t wait for you to see what they create.
We would also love to invite any family members and Adnyamathanha artists who would like to come and use our space during September. Whether you love painting, jewellery making, weaving, carving or creating other arts and crafts, please get in touch with us.
We would be very proud to host you, give you a space to create, and help showcase your talents to visitors from all over Australia and the world.
Come along during September, meet our artists, watch them create, hear their stories and support local Aboriginal artists by purchasing something special to take home. ...
Okay guys !!!!you have been begging for us to bring back the food so for one day we will be smashing the bush burgers out . Information below See you then !!! Please share with everyone ...
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who came along and helped make the day so memorable. It was wonderful to see our community and visitors come together to celebrate, honour our Elders, and share in culture, connection, and community.
To everyone who worked tirelessly behind the scenes before, during, and after the event—your hard work, dedication, and commitment made the day such a success. We truly appreciate everything you did.
Thank you to all of our volunteers, performers, stall holders, sponsors, supporters, and everyone who attended. Your contribution, whether big or small, helped create a day to remember.
We are incredibly proud of what we achieved together and look forward to celebrating with you all again next year.
Thank you for making our NAIDOC celebration so special. ...
Don’t Miss This Powerful Exhibition at Ikara – Wilpena Pound this Wednesday 10 am Wool-shed
Step back in time and experience the rich history, resilience and stories of the Adnyamathanha people through this moving historical photographic exhibition.
Featuring rare archival photographs, historical displays and interpretive stories, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to connect with the people, places and events that have shaped the Flinders Ranges for generations.
Whether you’re visiting the region or you’re a local, this is an experience not to be missed. Don’t miss this special exhibition while you’re visiting Ikara–Wilpena Pound. ...
The Wadna Cultural Learning Hub has become a significant contributor to both the tourism industry and the preservation of Adnyamathanha culture. It provides a dedicated space where visitors engage in authentic cultural experiences through storytelling, language, bush tucker, traditional practices, art, and truth-telling, fostering a deeper understanding of Australia’s First Nations heritage. The Hub has created meaningful employment and mentoring opportunities for Adnyamathanha people while supporting local artists and encouraging the transfer of cultural knowledge between Elders and younger generations. It has strengthened partnerships with schools, tour operators, government agencies, and the wider community, making cultural education more accessible and impactful. By encouraging visitors to stay longer in the region, the Hub contributes to the local economy and supports surrounding tourism businesses. Most importantly, it ensures Adnyamathanha knowledge, traditions, and cultural protocols are preserved, respected, and shared in an authentic way, leaving a lasting legacy for future generations while enriching every visitor’s experience. ...
Sharing culture is what we do best, and keeping it alive starts with this generation. Here at Wadna, we are proud to be known as a cultural learning hub. Yes, we have beautiful authentic arts and crafts, but the teaching and sharing of culture is what is truly important to us. #CultureAndTradition...
On a day like ANZAC Day, we come together to honour and acknowledge all of our diggers — all who have served, sacrificed, and stood for this country. This should be a moment of respect, unity, and reflection.
To witness an Elder, a veteran — a man whose family has served this country, and who himself has served — being booed and disrespected while speaking about our people gathering on this land for thousands of years, was deeply upsetting.
As an Indigenous business, this hits hard.
We stand every day sharing culture, educating, and building understanding. We open our doors, our stories, and our country to people from all walks of life. We do this with pride, respect, and the hope of bringing people together.
But moments like today can feel defeating. It can feel like the gap is getting wider, not closer.
This is not who we should be.
Respect should not depend on race. Honour should not be selective. And days like today should never be overshadowed by division.
We will continue to stand strong in who we are.We will continue to share, to teach, and to welcome.Because that is how real understanding is built.
Today, we honour all diggers — past and present — with respect.
And we ask that respect be shown to all. #Respect...
Nunga everyone, due to the Flinders receiving some much needed rain ! over 100mm, and more to come ! We have made the decision to push back our 2026 season opening to the 5th of March, this is to ensure you guys are able to get up to visit us safely.  ...
Perfect for when you are out camping and walking drop in to Wadna for your Yowy comes in lots colours ,Australian owned company which we love to support. ...
This heat doesn’t stop the Wadna dream team!!! Lots of Renovations happening behind the scenes, We are making a beautiful space for all our large group bookings which we cater for . here is a sneak peak!!!!!2026 is booking out please stay tuned as we have another exciting announcement before we open 1st March ...
Wadna would like to share an exciting new experience.
A unique experience to a cultural site they will take you back 10s of thousands of years. A journey like no other, March 2026 you’ll have an opportunity like no other to visit this amazing gallery of ancient ADNYAMATHNHA Rock art/ petroglyphs tell an amazing story, and the trade routes.
Check out our site for more information and to a make booking for your 2026 experiences with Wadna we look forward to sharing our culture with you.
We are so proud to see our space being used for what it was created for,bringing people together to learn, share and connect through culture.
Today was a fantastic day filled with craft activities, cultural learning, a traditional cookout, stories, laughter and sharing knowledge.
Our Cultural Hub is more than just a building it is a place for culture to be shared and passed on #culture #CultureAndTradition ...
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FLINDERS RANGES – A BRUSH WITH ART 2026 🎨
We are so excited to be part of this year’s A Brush with Art throughout September!
Come and drop into Wadna and see our beautiful collection of Aboriginal arts and crafts, handmade with love, culture and connection to Country. ❤️
Throughout the month, we already have a number of talented family members who will be showcasing their work and selling their handmade products, and we can’t wait for you to see what they create.
We would also love to invite any family members and Adnyamathanha artists who would like to come and use our space during September. Whether you love painting, jewellery making, weaving, carving or creating other arts and crafts, please get in touch with us.
We would be very proud to host you, give you a space to create, and help showcase your talents to visitors from all over Australia and the world.
Come along during September, meet our artists, watch them create, hear their stories and support local Aboriginal artists by purchasing something special to take home. ...
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Very proud of our daughter Joeulla with the launch of her business. Please go over to her page and give it a like/follow. ...
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We are getting ready !!!!don’t forget this Saturday 8th August all day at Wadna we will be smashing our coffees and burgers don’t miss out ...
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A very happy customer these photos are incredible 😍#carving #IncredibleNature ...
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This will last 5 mins 🤣 ...
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Okay guys !!!!you have been begging for us to bring back the food so for one day we will be smashing the bush burgers out . Information below See you then !!! Please share with everyone ...
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A heartfelt thank you to everyone who came along and helped make the day so memorable. It was wonderful to see our community and visitors come together to celebrate, honour our Elders, and share in culture, connection, and community.
To everyone who worked tirelessly behind the scenes before, during, and after the event—your hard work, dedication, and commitment made the day such a success. We truly appreciate everything you did.
Thank you to all of our volunteers, performers, stall holders, sponsors, supporters, and everyone who attended. Your contribution, whether big or small, helped create a day to remember.
We are incredibly proud of what we achieved together and look forward to celebrating with you all again next year.
Thank you for making our NAIDOC celebration so special. ...
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Don’t Miss This Powerful Exhibition at Ikara – Wilpena Pound this Wednesday 10 am Wool-shed
Step back in time and experience the rich history, resilience and stories of the Adnyamathanha people through this moving historical photographic exhibition.
Featuring rare archival photographs, historical displays and interpretive stories, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to connect with the people, places and events that have shaped the Flinders Ranges for generations.
Whether you’re visiting the region or you’re a local, this is an experience not to be missed.
Don’t miss this special exhibition while you’re visiting Ikara–Wilpena Pound. ...
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The Wadna Cultural Learning Hub has become a significant contributor to both the tourism industry and the preservation of Adnyamathanha culture. It provides a dedicated space where visitors engage in authentic cultural experiences through storytelling, language, bush tucker, traditional practices, art, and truth-telling, fostering a deeper understanding of Australia’s First Nations heritage. The Hub has created meaningful employment and mentoring opportunities for Adnyamathanha people while supporting local artists and encouraging the transfer of cultural knowledge between Elders and younger generations. It has strengthened partnerships with schools, tour operators, government agencies, and the wider community, making cultural education more accessible and impactful. By encouraging visitors to stay longer in the region, the Hub contributes to the local economy and supports surrounding tourism businesses. Most importantly, it ensures Adnyamathanha knowledge, traditions, and cultural protocols are preserved, respected, and shared in an authentic way, leaving a lasting legacy for future generations while enriching every visitor’s experience. ...
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Took a group to Chambers Gorge today country is looking incredible ❤️ ...
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Sharing culture is what we do best, and keeping it alive starts with this generation. Here at Wadna, we are proud to be known as a cultural learning hub. Yes, we have beautiful authentic arts and crafts, but the teaching and sharing of culture is what is truly important to us.
#CultureAndTradition ...
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Please help us celebrate this fantastic day at Ikara (Wilpena Pound) honouring our elders Looking forward to looking back 50 years of Deadly !!!!! ...
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Our International guests enjoying Akurra Adnya ...
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Today has been a difficult day to watch.
On a day like ANZAC Day, we come together to honour and acknowledge all of our diggers — all who have served, sacrificed, and stood for this country. This should be a moment of respect, unity, and reflection.
To witness an Elder, a veteran — a man whose family has served this country, and who himself has served — being booed and disrespected while speaking about our people gathering on this land for thousands of years, was deeply upsetting.
As an Indigenous business, this hits hard.
We stand every day sharing culture, educating, and building understanding. We open our doors, our stories, and our country to people from all walks of life. We do this with pride, respect, and the hope of bringing people together.
But moments like today can feel defeating. It can feel like the gap is getting wider, not closer.
This is not who we should be.
Respect should not depend on race. Honour should not be selective. And days like today should never be overshadowed by division.
We will continue to stand strong in who we are.We will continue to share, to teach, and to welcome.Because that is how real understanding is built.
Today, we honour all diggers — past and present — with respect.
And we ask that respect be shown to all. #Respect ...
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Flinders Ranges is looking unreal right now — where the bloody hell are ya?! 🤣
Fuel available in Hawker & Wilpena Pound
Some park roads still closed, but crews are working hard
Plenty to see, plenty to do — come support local businesses 🙌” ...
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Hard at work making beautiful artefacts ...
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☔️ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT☔️
Nunga everyone, due to the Flinders receiving some much needed rain ! over 100mm, and more to come ! We have made the decision to push back our 2026 season opening to the 5th of March, this is to ensure you guys are able to get up to visit us safely.  ...
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Perfect for when you are out camping and walking drop in to Wadna for your Yowy comes in lots colours ,Australian owned company which we love to support. ...
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This heat doesn’t stop the Wadna dream team!!! Lots of Renovations happening behind the scenes, We are making a beautiful space for all our large group bookings which we cater for . here is a sneak peak!!!!!2026 is booking out please stay tuned as we have another exciting announcement before we open 1st March ...
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YURA MULKA RED GORGE TOUR 2026 !!
Wadna would like to share an exciting new experience.
A unique experience to a cultural site they will take you back 10s of thousands of years.
A journey like no other, March 2026 you’ll have an opportunity like no other to visit this amazing gallery of ancient ADNYAMATHNHA Rock art/ petroglyphs tell an amazing story, and the trade routes.
Check out our site for more information and to a make booking for your 2026 experiences with Wadna we look forward to sharing our culture with you.
Link in the comments. ...
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