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1. Tuesday Noongar Language Classes

   Learn to speak Noongar - the official language spoken by Aboriginal people from WA’s southwest!

2. Noongar Language Classes – Warwick

   Learn to speak Noongar – the official language spoken by Aboriginal people from WA’s southwest, passed down orally over many thousands of years.
   
    

3. Noongar Language Classes – Connolly

   Learn to speak Noongar – the official language spoken by Aboriginal people from WA’s southwest, passed down orally over many thousands of years. 

4. Noongar Language Classes – Warwick

   Learn to speak Noongar – the official language spoken by Aboriginal people from WA’s southwest, passed down orally over many thousands of years. 

5. Noongar Language Classes – Warwick

   Learn to speak Noongar – the official language spoken by Aboriginal people from WA’s southwest, passed down orally over many thousands of years. 

6. Noongar Language Classes – Connolly

   Learn to speak Noongar – the official language spoken by Aboriginal people from WA’s southwest, passed down orally over many thousands of years. 

7. Noongar Language Classes – Connolly

   Learn to speak Noongar – the official language spoken by Aboriginal people from WA’s southwest, passed down orally over many thousands of years. 

8. Celebrating NAIDOC at Hunter Region Botanic Gardens

   Learn stories of the Aboriginal people of the local area, learn dance, join us for a guided walk on the Gundabooka Trail with Uncle Kevin, bush foods tastings. Coolamon-making Workshop with Jason Russell ($30 workshop fee, bookings required).

9. Indigenous Weaving Workshop

   Learn weaving techniques under the guidance of local Indigenous artist and Kaurna Woman, Elaine Magias “I am a Kaurna woman, taught this traditional weaving skill by an Elder many years ago. My first entry into a recent art show won the People’s Choice prize. I have been hosting cultural weaving

10. Cultural Tour of Adelaide Botanic Garden

    Led by our Aboriginal tour guide, we'll walk the Gardens together to learn some of its history from a First Nations perspective. We'll take an in depth look at Indigenous plants and their traditional uses, and explore the significant connection that Aboriginal people hold with Country.