Celebrate NAIDOC Week with a special cultural session featuring storytelling and art activities for children and families at Kilmore Library.
Thursday 2 July 2026
10:30am - 11:30am
12 Sydney St, Kilmore VIC 3764, Australia
Free
Immerse your family in the rich culture of the Taungurung people during this special NAIDOC Week event. Children and parents alike will enjoy an engaging Dreamtime story shared by proud Taungurung Elder Aunty Jo Honeysett. The session offers a unique opportunity to connect with First Nations culture through storytelling and creative art activities.
Following the story, participants can express their creativity in a cultural painting activity inspired by the stories heard. There will also be time for questions and open discussion, fostering a welcoming and respectful environment for learning about history, culture, and connection to Country.
This event is designed to be interactive and family-friendly, making it a perfect outing for parents wanting to introduce their school-aged children to Indigenous culture in an engaging way.
This one-hour session is free to attend but requires booking in advance. It is suitable for children and families, with the important note that children must be supervised by a parent or guardian at all times. The event is part of the library’s school holiday programs and celebrates NAIDOC Week, highlighting Indigenous stories and art.
The session will be led by Aunty Jo Honeysett, a respected Elder of the Taungurung community, ensuring an authentic and meaningful experience. Participants will have the chance to ask questions and engage in discussions about culture and heritage.
The event takes place at the Kilmore Customer and Library Service Centre, located at 12 Sydney Street, Kilmore VIC. The venue is accessible and family-friendly, providing a comfortable space for children and adults to participate.
Parking and public transport options are available nearby, making it easy for families from around the Mitchell Shire to attend. Directions can be found on the library’s website or by using online maps.
Bookings are essential to secure your place at this popular event. Please ensure children are accompanied by a parent or guardian throughout the session for safety and supervision.
The event is free of charge, making it an accessible cultural experience for all families. It is part of the broader NAIDOC Week celebrations, which honor the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Participants are encouraged to come with an open mind and readiness to engage respectfully with the stories and activities presented.
This event is free to attend but requires advance booking to manage numbers and ensure a quality experience for all participants. Bookings can be made online through the Mitchell Shire Council website or by contacting the Kilmore Library directly.
Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment. There are no additional costs for materials or participation.
Families looking for a meaningful and educational outing during the school holidays will find this event a perfect fit.
