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1. Crazy Ant Management Program

   The Crazy Ant Management Program, run by Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation, works to eradicate yellow crazy ants in the NT.

2. Be Brave Make Change Art Competition - for Women impacted by the Criminal Justice System

   Create an artwork about what Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up! means for you. This can be about the change and hope you want to see for our future.

3. Be Brave Make Change Art Competition - for Women impacted by the Criminal Justice System

   Create an artwork about what Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up! means for you. All finalists will be displayed on the CRC online Gallery and financial prizes of $100 voucher for first prize and $50 for second prize.

4. Bush Animal Weaving

   Create a cool and colourful bush critter to take home!

5. Culture on the Move - Bush Animal Weaving Workshops

   Create your own bush animal in connection with our MEGAfauna trail. Come and join Ronnie Jordan a Kalkadoon Pitta Pitta woman who will share her traditional ecological knowledge with you. Enjoy a hands-on experience where you and your child can each create a woven bush animal.

6. Culture on the Move - Bush Animal Weaving Workshops

   Create your own bush animal in connection with our MEGAfauna trail. Come and join Ronnie Jordan a Kalkadoon Pitta Pitta woman who will share her traditional ecological knowledge with you. Enjoy a hands-on experience where you and your child can each create a woven bush animal.

7. Culture on the Move - Bush Animal Weaving Workshops

   Create your own bush animal in connection with our MEGAfauna trail. Come and join Ronnie Jordan a Kalkadoon Pitta Pitta woman who will share her traditional ecological knowledge with you. Enjoy a hands-on experience where you and your child can each create a woven bush animal.

8. TRADITIONAL ABORIGINAL GAMES

   Created by First Nations’ ancestors to build interpersonal and communication skills, develop physical agility and grow stronger mentally, physically and socially, TAG sessions are designed to be fun and physical (modified for safety and all ages and abilities), using language, history and tradition

9. Our Yarning – mirror books for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children

   Creating a library of 500 books in five years with all stories written by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people for their children. Join Library For All’s Cultural Advisor, Dr Julie Owen to hear about the Our Yarning collection.

10. Aboriginal Contemporary Dance Workshop

    Creative Caring in partnership with Woollahra Council is hosting an Aboriginal contemporary dance class at the Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf to celebrate NAIDOC week and we invite you to participate.