Silos Estate offers a truly unique experience. Whether relaxing in a cottage overlooking vineyards, sampling wines, or enjoying a meal – at Silos Estate you can do it all. The estate is a working vineyard operating from buildings used in the original dairy farm established in 1870.
B640 Princes Highway,
Jaspers Brush
NSW 2535
Spirit Food - By Mirritya Mundya
Join us for Spirit Food, a five course Indigenous Twist food journey that takes you into the unique culinary experience of Spirit Food. Tantalise your taste buds with a wide range of seasonal native ingredients like pepperberry, native ginger, smoked gum leaf, bush mint, lilli pilli, davidson plum and bush tomato as well as proteins like emu, kangaroo, local mussels and baby snapper. Throughout the evening Wandiwandian, Walbunja and Djirringanj descendant Dwayne Bannon-Harrison provides cultural interpretation of each course as well as highlighting the native ingredients.
Mirritya Mundya acknowledges and pays respect to the Gumea & Wadi Wadi -Dharawal People and the lands we respectfully will host this event on.
Mirritya Mundya - About
Mirritya Mundya means ‘Hungry Blackfish’ in the Ngarrigu language group of South Eastern Australia. Together in partnership we have created our ‘Indigenous Twist’ culinary products and experiences, including event catering, our food truck and bespoke dining experiences.
We use native ingredients and infuse our meals with other cuisine. This has been a great journey for us, the connection with people in great spaces and providing quality experiences is something we get a real buzz off.
Our love for food it connects people in a genuine way and we hope that we can share some of our cuisine and culture with you.
Mirritya Mundya is Aboriginal owned and operated, providing employment and training opportunities for Aboriginal people.
Evolving to Stewardship: Humanity’s Highest Calling
Join us for a Mindshift Dinner at Silos Estate with:
* Michelle Maloney, founder of Australian Earth Laws Alliance, an organisation inspired by the theory and practice of Earth jurisprudence, which is a governance philosophy and growing social movement. proposing that we rethink our legal, political, economic and governance systems so that they support, rather than undermine, the integrity and health of the Earth.
* Professor Tonia Gray, Senior Researcher in the Centre for Educational Research, University of Western Sydney, Chair of the Australian Tertiary Outdoor Educators Network and co-editor-in-chief of the Journal Outdoor and Environmental Educationand tireless advocate for children growing up outdoors.
* Clive Freeman, Senior Traditional Owner of Wreck Bay in Booderee National Park, Environmental Scientist, Artist and Cultural Activis, Assistant Director Heritage Commonwealth Parks and advocate for Right Way Science.
Together, we’ll explore the path forward, weaving together Ecolaws, Right Way Science, Outdoor Play and the timeless wisdom of the First Dawn.
This dinner invites you to think deeply about the bigger picture as we journey toward a regenerative future—one where we all play our part, know our purpose, and understand ourselves as integral to Country. The pace of change is accelerating, as it must, and now is the time to align with nature and First Nations Cultural knowledge.
We’ve brought together a remarkable group of visionaries leading this movement in Australia. At the table, we’ll ask them:
Come with your questions and ideas, and enjoy a beautiful evening as the sun sets over the Budawangs at this stunning venue. Inclusive of dinner (Table D' Hote) with delightful drinks for your purchase, your dietary requirements will also be taken care of as part of the booking process.
