Harmony for Homeschoolers
Cultural & Heritage
Celebrate Harmony Week with cultural learning and community connection at Mudjimba Community Hall.
Details
Monday 16 March 2026
1:00pm - 3:00pm
41 Cottonwood St, Mudjimba QLD 4564, Australia
$
Donation
Celebrate Harmony Week with cultural learning and community connection at Mudjimba Community Hall.
Monday 16 March 2026
1:00pm - 3:00pm
41 Cottonwood St, Mudjimba QLD 4564, Australia
Donation
Celebrate Harmony Week in a unique and engaging way designed especially for homeschool families. This event offers a playful introduction to important cultural concepts such as moiety, kinship, and totems through the interactive Gurrtu Game. Children and parents alike will enjoy a hands-on experience that fosters understanding and respect for First Nations knowledge systems.
The session is designed to be both educational and fun, encouraging movement and guided activities that help bring cultural stories and traditions to life. After the activities, families are invited to share a BYO lunch together, creating a warm and welcoming community atmosphere.
A highlight of the day is the special Bunya Feast prepared by parents, adding a delicious and meaningful element to the gathering that celebrates connection and belonging.
This two-hour workshop runs on Monday, 16 March 2026, from 13:00 to 15:00 at Mudjimba Community Hall. It is donation-based, making it accessible for all families interested in cultural learning and community engagement.
The event is part of a broader program of Harmony Week activities taking place across the Sunshine Coast from 16 to 22 March, offering many opportunities to celebrate diversity and inclusion.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own lunch to share, contributing to the communal spirit of the day. The event is suitable for homeschool families looking to enrich their educational experience with cultural knowledge and community connection.
The event is held at Mudjimba Community Hall, located at 41 Cottonwood Street, Mudjimba QLD 4564. The venue is community-oriented and welcoming, providing a comfortable space for families to gather and learn together.
Mudjimba is a beautiful coastal town on the Sunshine Coast, easily accessible by car and public transport. Parking is available nearby, and the hall is equipped to accommodate families with children.
This location offers a peaceful environment that complements the cultural themes of the workshop, encouraging reflection and connection with the local First Nations heritage.
This event honors First Nations knowledge systems and promotes cultural learning, connection, and belonging. It is designed to be inclusive and respectful, providing a safe space for families to explore and celebrate cultural diversity.
Participants should bring a BYO lunch to share as part of the communal feast. Donations are welcome to support the event but are not mandatory.
Please verify event details before attending, as information may change. The Sunshine Coast Council and event organizers are not responsible for any errors or changes.
The event is donation-based, making it accessible to all interested families. While no fixed ticket price is set, contributions are appreciated to help support the ongoing delivery of community cultural events.
Bookings can be made through the Mudjimba Community Hall or Sunshine Coast event platforms. Early booking is recommended due to limited space and to help organizers plan the Bunya Feast.
Families are encouraged to come prepared with a shared lunch item to contribute to the feast, enhancing the communal and celebratory atmosphere of the event.