During the July school holidays, families are invited to drop in and enjoy a free self-guided activity at Once Known.

Reflecting on the Noongar season of Makuru — a time of rain, cold weather and flowing waterways — children can create their own colourful paper weaving inspired by the rainy season and rainbows. As part of the activity, families will also learn about the six Noongar seasons and how they reflect the unique environmental changes and cycles of Noongar Country throughout the year.

Suitable for a range of ages, this hands-on activity encourages creativity, cultural learning and connection to the seasonal changes of Country.

Event Details

This is a free event, walk-ins are welcome (no registration required).

Runs daily* throughout the July school holidays (6 July – 17 July)

11am - 3pm

Drop in sessions: Arrive when you like and leave when you’re ready!

Location: Once Known at Old Perth Boys’ School; Curtin 139 St Georges Terrace, Perth

*closed Wednesdays and weekends. Please also note that drop-in sessions will be unavailable from 11am - 1pm on Fri 10 July due to a pre-scheduled NAIDOC Week event.

Suitable for children aged 5+ (parental supervision is required). Participation is free and all materials are included.

Photography

This event may be photographed and/or videoed and images may occasionally be used for promotional and marketing purposes, including social media. If you do not wish to be photographed or videoed, please notify staff at event registration.

Header image credit: Makuru rain weaving. Photo by Mel Macaulay.

Contact the host of JCG Makuru Rain Weaving: School Holidays at Once Known

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