Take a walk down memory lane with Njernda

By Oliver Shedden

Jun 18, 2024

Event coordinator Denise Williams with Candice Williams, Nadine Wright and Tania Williams at the *Walking through the Decades* Exhibition. Photos: Aidan Briggs Photo by Aidan Briggs

The Foundry Art Space launched a new exhibition honouring the history of Njernda on Saturday, June 15.

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Walking Through the Decades is a photo exhibition highlighting important moments and memories of Njernda Aboriginal Corporation’s 50-year history.

The exhibition will run from June 15 to July 14 at The Foundry, where they will be open from 10am to 4pm daily, excluding Tuesdays.

Visitors took a trip through Njernda’s 50-year history at the exhibition. Photo by Aidan Briggs

A representative from Njernda was present on the opening day to answer questions about Njernda and its history.

Njernda has been delivering community controlled, holistic services and programs which improve the physical, emotional, cultural and spiritual wellbeing of the Aboriginal Community of Echuca and surrounding areas.

The images in the exhibition celebrated special moments and memories of Njernda’s 50-year history. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Visitors viewed photos of important members in Njernda’s history. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Not only were their photos but there was also objects on show that are important to Njernda’s history. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Madi Colville-Walker performed at the opening night of the exhibition. Photo by Aidan Briggs

By Oliver Shedden

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