History Week: Water Stories with the Aboriginal Heritage Office
Event description
Image: credit Irrawong Falls by Susan Whitby
Join the Aboriginal Heritage Office for a talk and visual presentation in celebration of History Week's theme 'Water Stories'.
Learn about our living estuary at Narrabeen Lagoon, the lake systems up and down the Northern Beaches coast, our Warriewood wetlands and the Indigenous culture and ecological impact of these water habitats.
Presented by the Aboriginal Heritage Office.
Friday 12 September, 1 - 2pm at Mona Vale Library
Free
Booking essential, limited spaces.
This presentation is aimed at ages 18 years and over.
Enquiries: 8495 5028 or libraryprograms@northernbeaches.nsw.gov.au
History Week is the annual, state-wide celebration of History organised by the History Council of New South Wales. History Week is a fantastic opportunity to engage and educate the community about the vitality, diversity and meaning of History and its practice. The theme for 2025 is Water Stories.
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