A First Nation Art Workshop with Aunty Anne from Nhuralama
Description
Give the Gift of Culture, Creativity & Connection
A First Nation Art Workshop with Aunty Anne from Nhuralama
Imbibis Summer Series | January 2027
Looking for a Christmas gift that's a little different? How about giving someone an experience to enjoy in the New Year?
Join us at Imbibis Craft Distillery for a special three-hour First Nation art workshop with Aunty Anne from Nhuralama. It's an afternoon of culture, creativity, storytelling and connection, with a little Imbibis hospitality along the way.
Guided by Aunty Anne, you'll explore selected Aboriginal symbols, enjoy yarning and learn about cultural art before creating your own canvas artwork and personal story to take home.
No previous art experience is necessary – just bring your curiosity and creativity!
What's included?
A three-hour facilitated cultural art experience with Aunty Anne.
An introduction to selected First Nation symbols and their meanings.
Yarning and storytelling.
Your own canvas artwork to create and take home.
All art materials supplied.
Light Indigenous bush-food tastings.
One complimentary drink courtesy of Imbibis Craft Distillery (must be 18+).
An opportunity to browse and purchase a selection of Nhuralama and Imbibis products.
Make it a Christmas gift!
Give someone something to look forward to in January. Purchase a ticket for yourself, surprise a friend or family member, or grab two tickets and enjoy the afternoon together.
It's a lovely way to give an experience rather than more stuff this Christmas!
Event details
Date: Saturday, 9 January 2027
Time: 2pm - 5pm
Duration: 3 hours
Location: Imbibis Craft Distillery, Bundamba, Ipswich
Ticket price: $120 per person (including GST) plus booking fee
Places: Strictly limited to 16 participants.
With only 16 places available, bookings are essential.
Come along, learn something new, create something meaningful and enjoy a special afternoon at Imbibis.
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity





