In its fourth year, Sacrededge \u2013 a festival of arts, music and ideas \u2013 will be on at the Uniting Church in Queenscliff. From May 4-6, an interactive art space, international dinner, art exhibition, keynote speakers, and a variety of children and family programs will take place with the intent of celebrating and creating an inclusive community through mindfulness.Refugees, Indigenous, LGBQTI wellbeing and sustainability will take centre stage alongside 30 tops class musicians and presenters.<\/p>\n
Mission Songs Project will headline the Sacrededge Saturday night program, a vocal quartet that explores the day to day life on the missions, settlements and reserves through music.From cultural identity to love and loss, these rare songs consist of almost forgotten stories that shed light into the history of our Indigenous elders, family and communities. Sacrededge support worker Louise Roberts said the festival was their response to the sometimes harsh and fearful world we live in.\u201cIt is an opportunity to connect with people from diverse backgrounds.<\/p>\n