Tal-Kin-Jeri is an aboriginal dance group who come from the region of rivers and lakes in the state of South Australia. Their founder and director is Major Sumner, a respected member of the Ngarindjeri Clan. In the mid-1990s, he founded the group to perform the traditional dances and stories of the Ngarindjeri people and other clans, and to foster the re-establishment of indigenous dance in Australia.

Tal-Kin-Jeri means "Wild Bush Turkey." The group is presenting a series of dances showing their appreciation of the Creator, life and creation. The performance is accompanied by songs, stories and the traditional indigenous instrument, the didgeridoo.