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Dumbleyung’s September 2026 Bushfood Dinner
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Dumbleyung’s September 2026 Bushfood Dinner

Dumbleyung’s September 2026 Bushfood Dinner at the Historic Town Hall celebrates the area's rich Noongar heritage and its evolution from traditional gathering place to modern culinary event, reconnecting ancient food knowledge with contemporary cuisine.

Julia Tolj
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Dumbleyung’s September 2026 Bushfood Dinner at the Historic Town Hall
celebrates the area's rich Noongar heritage and its evolution from traditional gathering place to modern culinary event, reconnecting ancient food knowledge with contemporary cuisine.

Hosted by Wuddi Aboriginal Cultural Tours & Gallery in partnership with GATHER FOODS, the evening will celebrate a specially curated feast of native ingredients, locally sourced bushfoods, generous country hospitality, and stories stretching back thousands of years.

A sneak peek at some of the menu plates:
🦐 Charred yabbies with native butter, and fingerlime quandong salsa
🌿 Confit duck leg with mulberry and warrigals
🍽️ Roo fillet, with smoked ricotta, rhubarb glaze and native dukkah

Dumbleyung Bushfood Dinner
Saturday, 26 September, Dumbleyung Town Hall

Book your seat here https://lnkd.in/gJzT4jvs

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