Explore the mysteries of First Nations cultural material with Daniel Dow at Queensland Museum Cobb+Co.
Wednesday 5 August 2026
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Queensland Museum Cobb+Co 27 Lindsay St, Toowoomba City QLD 4350
Free with museum admission
Step into a captivating conversation led by Daniel Dow, a proud KOMET Tribesman from Mer Island, as he shares stories and songs revealing the spiritual challenges faced by the First Nations Team at Queensland Museum. This event offers a unique glimpse into the sacred cultural materials and the respectful care involved in their preservation.
You will gain insight into the deep cultural significance and the complexities surrounding the repatriation and stewardship of these treasured items. It’s an enriching experience that connects you with Australia's First Peoples and their rich heritage.
This session is perfect for parents seeking to introduce their school-aged children to Indigenous culture in an engaging and respectful way.
This event takes place on Wednesday, 2026-08-05, from 13:00 to 14:00. It is hosted at Queensland Museum Cobb+Co, located at 27 Lindsay St, Toowoomba City, QLD 4350.
Admission is free with museum entry, and no prior booking is required, making it a convenient and accessible cultural outing for families.
The event is family-friendly and suitable for all ages, providing a thoughtful and educational experience.
Queensland Museum Cobb+Co is situated in the heart of Toowoomba City, easily accessible by car or public transport. The venue offers facilities including a café, carpark, coach parking, parents room, and public toilets, ensuring a comfortable visit for families.
The museum is non-smoking and has a shop/gift shop for souvenirs and educational materials.
Residents of the Toowoomba Region enjoy free museum admission, making this event an excellent local cultural opportunity.
The event is free with museum admission, and no bookings are necessary, allowing for spontaneous visits.
Participants will hear from Daniel Dow, an expert with extensive experience in First Nations cultural and performing arts, ensuring an authentic and respectful presentation.
This conversation highlights the importance of supporting Indigenous cultural preservation and understanding spiritual sensitivities.
Admission to the event is included with museum entry. Toowoomba Region residents can attend the museum free of charge.
No advance booking is required, simplifying your planning.
For further information or assistance, contact the museum directly.
