Indigenous culture was on display at the Laura Dance Festival held every two years in Queensland’s Cape York Peninsula. THIS YEAR, OVER THE weekend of 21-23 June, some 500 performers from 20 ...

Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival keeps Dreamtime traditions alive NORTH Queensland hosts the Laura Dance Festival, a biennial showcase of Aboriginal dance, culture, colour and tradition.

The 2015 Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival promises to be one of the best yet BONE chilling and deeply spiritual sums up one of the Far North’s unique festivals.

The Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival had long been on my "Bucket List", and when offered the chance to go at the last minute, I was champing at the bit.

A dance group — made up entirely of deaf or hearing-impaired performers — is inspiring communities to feel the music at one of Australia's longest-running cultural festivals.

Thousands of tourists attend the Laura Quinkan Dance Festival, but this year's event won't go ahead as organisers grapple with "excessive" costs and management delays.

Communities with connections to Cape York and Torres Strait will gather again for a cultural celebration as Laura Quinken Indigenous Dance Festival returns in 2023.

With more than 9000 visitors coming through the gates on Sunday alone, Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival Event Coordinator, Tracey Ludwick, told NITV News the festival has become a cultural icon.

Thousands of tourists attend the Laura Quinkan Dance Festival, but this year's event won't go ahead as organisers grapple with "excessive" costs and management delays.

Communities with connections to Cape York and Torres Strait will gather again for a cultural celebration as Laura Quinken Indigenous Dance Festival returns in 2023.

Communities with connections to Cape York and Torres Strait will gather again for a cultural celebration as Laura Quinken Indigenous Dance Festival returns in 2023.