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Kaala-k Kaadidjiny - Learning around the fire (NAIDOC)


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We're keeping the fire burning that little longer this NAIDOC season with Kaala-k Kaadidjiny: Learning around the fire

A series of three hands on workshops, gathered around the fire in the Centre's backyard, to learn about and celebrate the rich history, knowledge and proud voices that exist within Vic Park's First Nations communities. 

Each session will explore a key aspect of Indigenous culture - MUSIC, FOOD and STORYTELLING from four moorditj community leaders: Dylan Collard (Kalyakoorl), Rohan Collard (Dooga Waalitj Healing), Roni Forrest (Wildfire Indigenous Education & Cultural Consultants) and Jayden Boundry (Ngalak Nidja). 

All events are FREE and family friendly! Everyone is welcome who wants to listen, learn and connect to this beautiful, strong and wise culture and people.

Come to one, or come to them all!

1. Thursday 18 July, 4.00pm - 5.00pm: Music with Dylan & Rohan

Learn about the deep connection between music and culture. Get the chance to see, hear and feel indigenous musical tools, and have a crack at making some music together!

Perfect for primary school aged kids, along with parents/carer, or anyone who'd like to...

FREE - registration needed

2. Wednesday 24th July, 12pm - 2pm: Food with Roni Forrest

Gathered around (and actually cooked over) the fire, Roni will guide us through the process of making a kangaroo & vege stew, along with home made damper. We'll also listen and learn from the wealth of knowledge that is Roni, and after share a heart warming lunch.

Suitable for anyone who'd like to get hands on, or soak up the learning and community atmosphere

FREE - limited places available, registration essential

3. Saturday 27th July, 12pm - 1pm: Story with Dylan & Jayden

Hear local Noongar stories and history from the storytelling experts that are Dylan & Jayden. In this interactive and informative session, we'll join around the fire in the Centre's backyard to immerse ourselves into the rich world, and art, that is Indigenous story sharing.

Perfect for kids and families of all ages

FREE - registration needed


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