Mark a decade of rich Aboriginal heritage and storytelling at Woodford Academy with special exhibitions and cultural experiences.
Sunday 18 July 2027
10:00am - 3:00pm
Woodford Academy, 90-92 Great Western Highway, Woodford NSW 2778
National Trust members – Free, Adult - $12, Concession - $10, Family - $34, Child (under 5) – Free
Experience a heartfelt celebration of Aboriginal culture at the historic Woodford Academy. This event honors 10 years since the opening of the Aboriginal Cultural Room, a space dedicated to sharing stories and history.
Visitors will enjoy the 'Stories of Country' exhibition by the Blue Mountains Artists Camp and hear the moving 'Ode to Mothers' led by Jacinta Tobin. The atmosphere is welcoming and educational, perfect for families wanting to connect with Indigenous heritage.
Chris Tobin, a passionate volunteer, will be present to share insights and stories, enriching your understanding of Aboriginal culture and history.
The event takes place on Saturday, 2026-07-18, from 10:00 to 15:00. It is a family-friendly occasion with activities suitable for all ages, especially school-aged children.
Entry fees are reasonable and offer good value for families:
- National Trust members: Free
- Adults: $12
- Concession (students, seniors, pensioners, children 5-15): $10
- Children under 5: Free
This is a wonderful opportunity to immerse your family in cultural learning and community spirit.
The celebration is held at Woodford Academy, located at 90-92 Great Western Highway, Woodford NSW 2778. The venue is accessible by car and public transport, with parking available nearby.
Woodford Academy is a heritage-listed site, providing a beautiful and meaningful setting for this cultural event.
Families will find the location easy to reach from surrounding Blue Mountains towns, making it a convenient day trip destination.
Please note the event runs only on the specified date and times. Arriving early is recommended to fully enjoy the activities and exhibitions.
The Aboriginal Cultural Room is a respectful space; visitors are encouraged to engage thoughtfully and listen to the stories shared.
Children should be supervised at all times to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
No advance booking is required; visitors can attend on the day during open hours.
Entry costs are as follows:
- National Trust members: Free
- Adults: $12
- Concession: $10
- Children under 5: Free
Payments can be made on-site, and concessions require valid identification. This pricing structure makes the event accessible for families looking for an enriching cultural outing.
