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Celebrate NAIDOC Week with a creative skewer sculpture workshop for children in school years K-3 at Randwick City Library.
Friday 11 July 2025
10:00am - 11:00am
73 Belmore Rd, Randwick NSW 2031, Australia
Free
Celebrate NAIDOC Week by joining a fun and engaging skewer sculpture workshop designed especially for children in school years K-3. This event encourages young minds to explore Australian animals and Dreamtime stories through creative craft activities inspired by the vibrant colours of the Lands.
Children will enjoy a Storytime session that introduces them to the cultural significance of Australian animals in Dreamtime stories. Following this, they will use a variety of natural and craft materials to build their own skewer sculptures representing their personal stories. Basic cutting skills are needed, and adult help is encouraged to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
This free event is tailored for young children in school years K-3 and requires parental supervision. Bookings are essential and open online from Tuesday 10 June at 09:30. The session runs for one hour, providing ample time for storytelling and hands-on crafting. Participants must be library members, which is free and easy to arrange online or at any branch.
The workshop takes place at the Margaret Martin Library, located on Level 1 of the Royal Randwick Shopping Centre, Belmore Road, Randwick. The venue is accessible and welcoming, with clear directions available on the Randwick City Library website. Please arrive 10 minutes early to ensure the event starts promptly.
Safety is a priority; children must be supervised by an adult throughout the event. Late arrivals cannot be admitted to maintain a smooth experience for all participants. Covid-19 safety measures are in place, and attendees agree to comply with these and the event's terms and conditions upon booking. Photography and video recordings may be taken for promotional use; notify staff if you prefer not to have images published.
This is a free event, but places are limited and bookings are essential. Tickets can be booked online via Eventbrite starting from 10 June at 09:30. If you cannot attend, please cancel your booking promptly to allow others to participate. For enquiries, contact the library at 9093 6400.
