Creative Nature: Find a Story in the Park - Totara Park 13 April

CREATIVE NATURE
FIND A STORY IN THE PARK – WATERWAYS

Join us for a playful and reflective workshop where you’ll create your own handmade book, inspired by a journey along the waterways of Tōtara Park.

Guided by creative prompts, we’ll follow the water, observe and gather stories, both from the streams, trees and creatures that live along them AND from the stories you bring.
You’ll learn how to fold and bind your own book, then fill it with a story we create as we wander, to take home.

We’ll finish with shared kai and time together to create.

Perfect for whānau with children of any age who are curious about nature and creativity.

All materials provided. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Date: Tuesday, 13th April
Time: 1pm – 2.30pm
Location: Tōtara Park, Manurewa. Meet at 90R Wairere Road Carpark.
Cost: FREE (supported by Auckland Parks)
Max: 25 participants

What to bring: Dress for the weather, water and shoes for walking on park paths.

Weather: We go ahead rain or shine, so come dressed for the day. If we need to postpone, we’ll let you know by email the week before.

If your whānau have any specific needs, please contact us and we’ll do our best to support everyone to take part and enjoy the time together.
More details will be emailed the week before the workshop.

Come create your story with us!

In partnership with Auckland Parks and The Light Library.

More information: www.thelightlibrary.com

The Light Library and Auckland Parks Creative Nature Workshop

Emma Hinton (Ngāti Maniapoto, Pākehā) is a storyteller, facilitator, and celebrant who transitioned from a 25-year film career to create Finding Grace and Seeking Will, bilingual picture books co-created with tamariki and whānau. She founded The Light Library to nurture collaborative creative practice and is developing Being Mana, the third in the Threads of Becoming series. Emma facilitates workshops, shares real-life stories as a celebrant and lives in Waitākere with her daughter. She is passionate about the power of storytelling to shape our futures and well-being.