Strait Up Deadly
Cultural & Heritage
A vibrant cultural workshop celebrating Torres Strait Islander heritage and knowledge in Bankstown.
Details
Wednesday 3 June 2026
10:00am - 2:00pm
7 West Terrace, Bankstown NSW 2200, Australia
$
$5
A vibrant cultural workshop celebrating Torres Strait Islander heritage and knowledge in Bankstown.
Wednesday 3 June 2026
10:00am - 2:00pm
7 West Terrace, Bankstown NSW 2200, Australia
$5
Experience a deeply engaging cultural workshop that honors the rich identity of Torres Strait Islander peoples. This event offers a unique opportunity for families to connect with Indigenous culture through storytelling, dance, and hands-on activities.
Participants will be welcomed with a traditional Smoking Ceremony and a Welcome to Country by a Dhurag Elder, setting a respectful and meaningful tone for the day.
Enjoy captivating cultural presentations and performances that showcase traditional movement, rhythm, and stories from Torres Strait Islander knowledge holders.
The workshop includes a variety of interactive experiences such as:
- Storytelling and cultural sharing led by respected community members
- A traditional dance group performance
- A group activity rooted in Torres Strait Islander traditions
- A provided lunch to enjoy while connecting with others
This event is designed to be educational and immersive, perfect for parents looking to enrich their children’s understanding of Indigenous culture.
Held at the Lyora Matta First Nations Cultural Hub, located at 7 West Terrace, Bankstown 2200, this venue is accessible and welcoming.
Directions and transport options are available to ensure easy access for families traveling from surrounding areas.
The space is community-focused, providing a safe and inclusive environment for all attendees.
The event takes place on Wednesday 3 June from 10:00 to 14:00.
A small fee of $5 applies, supporting the continuation of cultural programs and community events.
Participants are encouraged to book in advance to secure their place and accommodate catering needs.
Families with school-aged children will find this event both educational and enjoyable, fostering respect and appreciation for Indigenous heritage.
Tickets are available for $5 per person.
Booking is essential and can be done through the City of Canterbury Bankstown website or event page.
This affordable price includes lunch and all workshop activities, making it a great value cultural experience for families.
Secure your spot early to avoid disappointment and ensure your family’s place at this special community event.