A Japanese Cultural Showcase
Where Japanese textile heritage meets contemporary art.
MUSUBI (結び) means to connect, to bind, or to tie together. This special evening celebrates the beauty of Japanese textiles, where vintage kimono fabrics are transformed into contemporary wearable art while honouring their history and craftsmanship.Set within the Glasshouse and Pavilion at Ground Currumbin, the evening unfolds through culture, food, music and fashion, culminating in a stunning runway showcase of reimagined kimono garments.
Date: Friday, 14 August 2026
Time: 4:00pm – 7:00pm
Venue: Ground Currumbin – Glasshouse & Pavilion
Address: 6 Village Way, Currumbin Valley QLD 4223
The Evening
4:00pm – 5:00pm | Explore & Experience
Ease into the evening as you browse beautiful kimono collections and artisan stalls. Kimono garments available to view and purchase.
Traditional Japanese tea ceremony
with Margaret Price (Tickets $30 available here).
Children's kimono fabric craft workshop
with Yuko and Mini Creatives Hub (Tickets $39 available here).
5:00pm – 6:00pm | Food, Drinks & Conversation
Relax with Japanese-inspired food, saké and craft beer while enjoying Japanese fusion music. Meet the designers and makers behind the collection and continue exploring the kimono displays. Pavilion tables can be booked through Pasture & Co hello@pastureandco.com.au or (07) 2140 4717
6:00pm – 7:00pm | Stories & Runway Showcase
Hosted by MC Pete Aubort, the evening features conversations with Yuko and Kenya Hiraga and designer Mie Ogihara, sharing the stories behind the garments and the cultural heritage that inspired them. You'll also discover the restoration of Shoki, a 120-year-old former geisha teahouse, and learn about the Ina Valley in Japan, where nature and community continue to shape everyday life.
The evening concludes with the MUSUBI Runway Showcase—a striking presentation of contemporary garments created from traditional kimono fabrics, accompanied by cinematic lighting and an original Japanese fusion soundtrack.
Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony
Begin your MUSUBI experience with a peaceful Japanese tea ceremony hosted by Margaret Price in the Glasshouse from 4:00pm. This intimate experience offers a quiet introduction to the evening and is available by separate ticket $30 available through Humanitix.
Who Should Attend?
MUSUBI is for anyone who loves:
Japanese culture,
Fashion and textiles
Art and design
Handmade craftsmanship
Creative experiences
Whether you're part of the Ground community or simply curious to experience something unique, you'll be warmly welcomed. A celebration of tradition, creativity and connection.
Questions?
Filippa – 0412 766 299
