Four Winds acknowledges that our site is located on Djiringanj Country, the ancestral lands of the Djiringanj people. We pay our deepest respects to the Elders, past and present, whose wisdom and stewardship continue to guide and sustain their community. The Djiringanj people have cared for this land for many thousands of years, and it is through their enduring relationship with Country that we are able to gather at the Four Winds site to create, perform, and share in the beauty of music, art, and nature.
We are grateful for the privilege of being on this land and recognise the ongoing connection the Djiringanj people have to it, both spiritually and culturally. Four Winds is committed to fostering meaningful, respectful relationships with the First Nations peoples of this region, and we honor their ongoing contributions to our shared cultural and natural landscapes. We look forward to walking this journey together, in the spirit of reconciliation and respect, as we continue to learn from and collaborate with our First Peoples, now and into the future.