NAIDOC Week: Damper Making Class Roni Forrest
Description
Join Roni Gray Forrest for a hands‑on damper‑making session celebrating Noongar culture as part of NAIDOC Week. Participants will enjoy cooking damper while learning about bush tucker, cultural traditions, and the importance of sharing knowledge and stories.
Roni is a Noongar, Ngadju woman and Director of Wildfire, with strong experience in Aboriginal heritage, education, and community work. She is highly regarded for her knowledge of bush tucker and has worked with schools and communities to share cultural learning through food.
Roni’s warm storytelling and cultural knowledge create a relaxed and welcoming experience focused on connection, culture, and learning together.
For children and young people aged 6–16 years.
FAQs
- Can I drop and run?
Any participants aged under 16 must attend with parent or legal guardian.
- Is there free parking?
Yes, Mount Claremont Community Centre offers free parking and also street parking nearby.
- Is there an option to attend online?
No, this is an in-person activity only.
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