Gwianga - First Nations Culinary Showcase

Taking its name from the Dharug word for fire, Gwianga is Vivid Fire Kitchen’s weekly First Nations Culinary Showcase, held each Wednesday night.

At the Food For Thought Stage, the National Indigenous Culinary Institute explores Growing, Gathering and Cooking with native ingredients, as Institute CEO Nathan Lovett is joined by First Nations producers, chefs and culinary trailblazers. 

Over at the Fire Pit, Indigenous chefs Mindy Woods (27 May) Luke Bourke (3 June) and Jack Brown (10 June) take turns cooking with a Kup Murri – a traditional earthen oven, used for special occasions by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for tens of thousands of years.  

 

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