Intercultural Lullabies celebrated language and culture through song. It brought together Noongar and intercultural communities to share lullabies, language and culture, creating lullabies in multiple languages.

Intercultural Lullabies created a space where children, families and communities could share their culture and build a deeper connection to the land we are all living on.

This project was led by talented Noongar language facilitators and musicians. It was underpinned by CAN’s First Peoples first principle, building on the past five years of Noongar Lullabies programs delivered throughout Noongar country.

Intercultural Lullabies was launched in 2021 in Mandurah. CAN worked alongside accomplished Noongar language facilitator Charmaine Councillor and award winning musician Phil Bartlett to bring Intercultural Lullabies to Mandurah as part of the Mandurah Arts Festival, in partnership with the City of Mandurah.

In 2022 Intercultural Lullabies headed to Bunbury.