A fortnightly yarning circle for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women at St Kilda Library to share stories, connect, and celebrate culture.
Ongoing activity
St Kilda Library Community Room
Free
Join a welcoming and culturally rich space designed specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women to come together and share their stories. This fortnightly gathering encourages connection, creativity, and cultural celebration in a supportive environment.
Experience a warm and inclusive yarning circle facilitated by Ngwala Willumbong Aboriginal Corporation. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in storytelling, cultural sharing, and creative activities that honour First Nations heritage.
This event is a wonderful chance to build community bonds and celebrate culture through meaningful conversation and shared experiences.
- Occurs every second Tuesday from 10:00 to 13:00.
- Facilitated by experienced Aboriginal community leaders.
- Open exclusively to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.
- Wheelchair accessible venue.
Held in the Community Room at St Kilda Library, a welcoming and accessible space designed to accommodate diverse needs. The library is centrally located and easy to reach by public transport.
If you have any specific accessibility requirements, the organisers encourage you to get in touch to ensure your needs are met.
The first session is on Tuesday, 2026-02-10. Please note the event runs fortnightly on Tuesdays thereafter.
Contact Alice-Rose or Adileen for more information or support with participation.
This is a safe and respectful space dedicated to First Nations women.
Attendance is free of charge. No prior booking is required but contacting the organisers can help with any special arrangements or questions.
For further assistance, you can reach out via phone or email provided below.
