Uncle Max Eulo’s face is associated in Sydney with ‘Smoking and Welcome Ceremonies’. He remembers going to the Block in 1973. He used to ‘live off the land’ but his adventures took him to many towns in New South Wales and even overseas to America and New Zealand. He says, ‘I’ve had a good life.’.

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Senior Budjiti Elder Uncle Max Eulo. “this ceremony is what we did for thousands of years, we learn from our old people…” Uncle Max said Uncle Max is the Son of Bdarrdup (tribal name) and Bumbadii (tribal name), born on Ngemba/Barkindji Nation (Bourke) growing up on his Budjiti Nation in the scrub on the red sandhill at a little place ...

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Aug 24, 2019 · Uncle Max Eulo - Born in Bourke but reared up in Enngonia, is one of Australia’s most well known Aboriginal personalities, elders and living legends. Uncle Max is one of the founding members of the Tribal Warrior Association, and he regularly performs traditional smoking ceremonies for visiting heads of state and dignitaries.

Apr 12, 2012 · A crowd of around 800 had gathered for his arrival and he was welcomed with a traditional smoking ceremony performed by Max Eulo, 66, who, dressed in a red loincloth and covered with body paint,...

Uncle Max Eulo is one of Australia’s most colourful aboriginal personalities and elders; he is a regular in most Descendance events blessing the grounds they dance on with his smoking ceremony. Uncle Max is from the Budjedi tribe of western NSW; he has been doing smoking ceremonies for over 30 years and has accumulated an extensive resume of ...

Uncle Max Eulo who also performs regularly at the quay has strong connections to the Sisters of Charity who are based along the eastern seaboard. In 2007 I introduced Uncle Max to my good friend and fellow Scotsman musician Davie Paton at the 120th anniversary of St. Vincent’s Hospital held at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney.

Uncle Max Eulo is an Aboriginal cultural entertainer. ‘He has etched his way into modern Sydney Aboriginal culture somewhat enigmatically,’ says Blak Douglas. ‘I recall seeing him for the first time, a decade ago, at a launch in Ashfield.

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