Didgeridoo Sound Healing Sessions with Les

Les Lipwurrunga Huddleston, a renowned Aboriginal artist, spiritual healer, and talented didgeridoo maker and player will be performing free Didgeridoo Sound Healing Sessions Daily at 1pm from the 27th Jan to 4th Feb, 2024 in Kew, Victoria.

Didgeridoo sound healing is a traditional Aboriginal natural healing and holistic health practice that uses meditation and intention to effect positive changes in a person’s mind, body and spirit. You will able to join Les in these sound healing sessions with Didgeridoo. The sessions go for 30 minutes and include Les playing the Didgeridoo over you personally.

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More about Les

Les Lipwurrunga Huddleston is an Artist from Roper River, East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory. Les is an accomplished painter nationally and internationally and has been a Cultural Adviser for over 35 years. Les has also mastered the Didgeridoo, playing at the Opening Ceremony of the Rugby League World Cup Quarter Finals in Darwin 2017 and at the Opening Ceremony of the Commonwealth Games at the Gold Coast in 2018. Les collaborates regularly with musicians fusing classical western music with the didj (didgeridoo). A role model for his community and family, Les is the nephew of Gertie Huddleston, the famous artist from Ngukurr Aboriginal community. For the first time in his 35-year career, Les is bringing his works to Melbourne from his home in Darwin, in the free entry, all-ages Art and Cultural exhibition, “Lipwurrunga.” Part of the exhibition will include Les giving cultural talks and performing healing ceremonies, where he welcomes people to join in his mesmerising sound healing. Learn more about the Lipwurrunga Art Exhibition