Celebrate Aboriginal culture with artist Taritah in a fun, hands-on workshop for children aged 5-12 at Concord Library.
Monday 13 July 2026
10:00am - 11:30am
60 Flavelle St, Concord NSW 2137, Australia
Free
Immerse your children in the rich traditions of Aboriginal culture with this engaging workshop led by Kuku Yalanji artist Taritah from Tarri Jayne Collective. The session offers a unique blend of storytelling, craft, and sensory play designed to inspire curiosity and respect for First Nations heritage.
Children will participate in mat time cultural storytelling, create coolamon crafts, explore cultural cards and learning prompts, and enjoy a painting station alongside a sensory zone. The workshop encourages free play and exploration, making it a perfect cultural experience for young learners.
This event is tailored specifically for children aged 5-12, ensuring activities are age-appropriate and engaging. Carers are welcome to join and observe, though registration is only required for children.
The workshop runs for 1.5 hours on 13 July 2026, from 10:00 to 11:30 in the morning. It is a free event, making it accessible for families looking for meaningful holiday activities.
Participants will gain hands-on experience with traditional Aboriginal crafts like coolamon making, alongside opportunities to learn through storytelling and interactive play. The session is designed to be both educational and fun, fostering a deeper understanding of Aboriginal culture.
Please note that photos and videos may be taken during the event for promotional use by the library and council. If you prefer your child not to be photographed or filmed, notify a staff member upon arrival.
The workshop will be held at Concord Library, located at 60 Flavelle Street, Concord. The venue is easily accessible and family-friendly, providing a welcoming environment for children and carers alike.
Parking and public transport options are available nearby, making it convenient for families to attend. The library setting offers a comfortable space for both the creative activities and storytelling sessions.
This event is strictly for children aged 5-12; children outside this age range will not be permitted to participate. Carers do not need to register but are encouraged to attend and support their children.
Registration is required for children to secure a place in the workshop. Spaces may be limited, so early booking is recommended.
The workshop aligns with the 2026 NAIDOC theme, "50 Years Deadly," celebrating the diversity of First Nations tribes and fostering cultural appreciation among young learners.
Attendance is free of charge, making it an excellent opportunity for families to engage in cultural learning without financial barriers.
Bookings are essential to manage numbers and ensure a quality experience for all participants. To register, contact the City of Canada Bay Council via phone or email as provided.
Don't miss this chance to enrich your child's school holidays with meaningful cultural activities that celebrate Aboriginal heritage and creativity.
