Paint your own wooden snake inspired by First Nations art and enjoy dreamtime stories at Panania Library.
Tuesday 29 September 2026
2:30pm - 4:00pm
Cnr Tower Street &, Anderson Ave, Panania NSW 2213, Australia
Free
Get ready for a creative and cultural afternoon where children aged 5-12 can paint their very own wooden snake using traditional First Nations dot painting techniques. This engaging activity is paired with captivating dreamtime stories that bring Indigenous culture to life.
Children will have the opportunity to explore their artistic skills while learning about the rich heritage and symbolism behind the art style. It’s a wonderful way to connect with culture and creativity in a fun, hands-on environment.
Parents can relax knowing their children are immersed in a meaningful and educational experience that celebrates Indigenous art and storytelling.
This event is designed specifically for children aged 5 to 12 years. It will take place on Tuesday, 29 September 2026, from 14:30 to 16:00. All materials for painting the wooden snake will be provided, so no need to bring anything except enthusiasm.
The session will include step-by-step guidance on dot painting techniques and storytelling time featuring dreamtime tales that enrich the cultural experience.
The event is free of charge but requires booking to secure a spot due to limited places.
The event will be held at Panania Library and Knowledge Centre, located at the corner of Tower Street and Anderson Avenue, Panania 2213.
The library is easily accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming space for families. Parking options are available nearby for those arriving by car.
This venue provides a comfortable and safe environment for children to explore their creativity and enjoy the cultural stories.
Please ensure children are accompanied by an adult during the event. The painting activity may involve some mess, so dressing in clothes suitable for crafting is recommended.
Bookings are essential to participate, and spots may fill quickly due to popularity.
This event celebrates First Nations culture with respect and care, offering a meaningful way for children to engage with Indigenous art and stories.
The event is completely free to attend. Booking is required and can be completed online through the Panania Library website.
Spaces are limited to ensure a quality experience for all participants, so early booking is advised.
No additional costs or materials are needed as everything will be provided on the day.
