| "Our Land Is Our Life" The people from Murumburr, Mirrar 
                    Gun-djeihmi, Badmardi, Bunitj, Girrimbitjba, Manilakarr, Wargol 
                    and other clans have combined to create an exciting and memorable 
                    exhibit.  "Come Look and Feel Our Culture" The Aboriginal traditional 
                    land owners (Bininj) of Kakadu National Park have wanted to 
                    tell the story about their culture for a long time. Through 
                    the displays and exhibitions you can gain an understanding 
                    of the Bininj and their country.  Warradjan Gallery After you have journeyed through the display 
                    and explored the many facets of Bininj Culture, you can browse 
                    through a gallery of arts and crafts from Kakadu, Arnhem Land 
                    and Katherine regions, displayed for sale.  The majority of artworks are produced by local artists of 
                    this country.  Gallery Hours 9:00 am to 5:00 pm daily.  Warradjan Gift ShopThe Warradjan Gift Shop has a wonderful selection of quality 
                    merchandise, all locally produced. Choose a unique gift for 
                    yourself or friends from Aboriginal crafts, bark paintings 
                    and artworks, to t-shirts, books, and traditional music. Warradjan 
                    Cultural Centre is one of the few exclusive establishments 
                    selling Senses Of Kakadu CD, a collection of music and songs 
                    performed during the festival. It includes the song "Senses 
                    of Kakadu", performed and written by Shellie Morris, telling 
                    a story of seasonal changes highlighted in the Indigenous 
                    Calendar of the Gagudju People of Kakadu National Park.
  The 
                    circular design of this cultural centre represents a Warradjan 
                    (pig-nosed turtle).
 The centre's large display, developed by Bininj/Mungguy, 
                    provides detailed information about Aboriginal culture in 
                    Kakadu. There is also a video room and gallery that sells 
                    arts and crafts, books, cards and light refreshments.     |