MORISON CENTRE
RADFORD COLLEGE
SATURDAY 22 AUGUST
4:00PM - 8:00PM
Dirrum Dirrum Festival is an annual student-run festival hosted by Radford College since 2013.
We aim to bring people together to hear about things that matter and be encouraged to make change. Music, food, stall holders, insightful speakers and vibrant performers make a great night.
Dirrum Dirrum is a Ngunawal word meaning 'red'. Red is the colour of land and blood, things that connect us all. The updated spelling is Dhiram - Dhirum. We thank Traditional Owner Tyronne Bell for sharing his knowledge with us.
We look forward to hosting a Ngunawal Traditional Owner to perform a Welcome to Country.
Click on the photo of Louise Sauvage OAM, Zali Steggall OAM,
Kal Glanzig and The Amosa Family to read their biography.
Louise Sauvage in her racing chair.
The organisers of Dirrum Dirrum Fesitval 2026 chose the theme 'Making Ripples, Making Waves' to reflect our drive for small changes in our community that lead to big outcomes. In a world full of uncertainty, this theme highlights the importance of community engagement that fosters positive change.
We look towards a future where young people are encouraged to challenge their ‘normal’ and shape the world that lies ahead.
Every action, like a pebble dropped in a pond spreads its impact outwards, connecting and growing until it drives greater change.
PROGRAM
4pm – 5pm
Live music, stalls, coffee van, food, art exhibition
5pm – 7pm
Welcome to Country
Louise Sauvage OAM
Zali Steggall OAM
Kal Glanznig
The Amosa Family
7pm – 8pm
Live music, stalls, art exhibition, food
TICKETS
Students and Staff from all schools and Colleges are free, however registration is required.
General Admission is $15
