Explore Culture Workshop

When:
16 January 27 - 16 January 27 10am

Step into a rich on-Country learning experience with Gumaraa. This immersive two-hour cultural program brings Aboriginal culture to life through storytelling, hands-on activities, and meaningful connections to land and water.

Led by experienced Aboriginal educators, participants will explore cultural practices and knowledge passed down through generations, gaining a deeper understanding of Country, community, and the enduring traditions of Australia's First Peoples.

Designed to be engaging, interactive, and educational, this experience fosters respect for Aboriginal culture while encouraging participants to learn through doing, listening, and connecting.

Program highlights include:

  • Bush tucker exploration
  • Traditional shelter building
  • Mini canoe-making demonstration
  • Oral traditions and dreaming stories
  • Reflection and closing ceremony

Join us for a memorable cultural learning experience that celebrates Aboriginal knowledge, connection to Country, and the importance of caring for land and water for future generations.

Suitable for: School groups, community groups and visitors seeking an authentic cultural learning experience.

Cost: $75

Bookings required via Gumaraa's website.

Check in: Please present your ticket at the Garden's Education Centre

Parking will be available via the Garden's Education Car Park at 29 Madoline Street, Gwynneville or along nearby streets.

Tickets are non-transferable. If you no longer need your ticket, please contact us to arrange a refund.

Plan your visit, including information on public transport, parking and map.

If you have questions about this program, please email the Garden.