Join a lively dance session for young children at Wentworth Point Library with early childhood educator Jacinta Daniher and Ngiyampaa/Wiradjuri man Taylor Hampton.
Saturday 23 May 2026
10:30am - 11:15am
Wentworth Point Library, 10 Footbridge Blvd, Wentworth Point, 2127
Free
Get ready for a joyful and energetic dance party designed especially for young children aged 3 and above. This event invites families to move and groove together, inspired by the rhythms and movements of native Australian animals. Kids will learn to slither like snakes, jump like kangaroos, crawl like goannas, run like emus, and fly like eagles, making it a fun and immersive experience.
The session is led by early childhood educator Jacinta Daniher alongside Taylor Hampton, a proud Ngiyampaa/Wiradjuri man, who will share their celebratory book "Our Dance". Expect an engaging and interactive time that encourages children to get up on their feet and express themselves through movement.
This event is perfect for parents looking for an entertaining and culturally enriching activity that supports early childhood development and physical activity.
The dance party runs for 45 minutes, providing a lively and structured session that keeps children engaged without overwhelming them. The focus is on playful movement and cultural storytelling through dance.
Recommended for children aged 3 years and older, this event is suitable for families with toddlers and preschoolers. It offers a safe and welcoming environment to explore dance and cultural expression.
No prior dance experience is needed, making it accessible for all children and their carers. The event is free of charge, making it an easy and enjoyable outing for families.
The event takes place at Wentworth Point Library, located at 10 Footbridge Blvd, Wentworth Point, NSW 2127. The library is a community hub with accessible facilities and parking options nearby.
Wentworth Point Library is well connected by public transport and offers a friendly atmosphere for families. The venue is suitable for strollers and young children, ensuring a comfortable visit.
Maps and directions are available online, and the library staff are welcoming and ready to assist visitors.
The dance party is scheduled for Saturday, 23 May 2026, from 10:30 to 11:15 AM. Arriving a few minutes early is recommended to settle in and prepare for the session.
Parents and carers should ensure children wear comfortable clothing suitable for active movement. Water bottles and snacks can be brought along for breaks.
The event celebrates Indigenous culture respectfully, and participants are encouraged to embrace the learning experience with openness and enthusiasm.
This is a free event, making it accessible to all families in the community. Booking is recommended to secure a spot due to limited capacity.
Bookings can be made online through the City of Parramatta website or directly at the Wentworth Point Library.
For any questions or further information, contact details are provided below to assist families in planning their visit.
