KALKADOON ABORIGINAL CULTURAL CENTRE

The Kalkadoon Tribal Council and Cultural Keeping Place is a centre for the preservation of the culture and heritage of the Kalkadoon people. It is a display centre and a keeping place for Aboriginal artefacts. The Kalkadoons, a fierce warlike tribe ruled the Emu Foot Province, today known as Mount Isa City.
Today, descendants of this proud and majestic tribe are available for a chat and a lesson in their culture.

Battle Mountain; the Kalkadoons waged a war against the white settler for about 100 years. Their final battle on Battle Mountain in 1884 saw the decline of the Kalkadoon nation. 

The Kalkadoon's rich cultural heritage has been retained by their descendants in the preservation of their traditional culture.

What's available:
Guided tours of the centre by Kalkadoon descendents
Local Aboriginal art, didgeridoos, books, postcards and videos 

Location:
Centenary Park next to Outback at Isa Centre
Marian Street 
Mount Isa Qld 4825

Opening Times:
Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm.