Ngunawal Knowledge-Sharing Event at West Macgregor - 18th June

Ngunawal Knowledge-Sharing: Understanding and Preserving Local Cultural Heritage in West Macgregor

Join us for a unique opportunity to learn about the rich cultural heritage of the local Ngunawal/Ngunnawal people through guided interpretations of significant sites in west Macgregor. This event is designed to build awareness, deepen knowledge, and foster appreciation for Ngunawal history.  

Event Details:

This event will include Ngunawal Traditional Custodians Wally Bell and Karen Denny sharing their knowledge and leading a short walk around artefact scatter sites in west Macgregor.

A light afternoon tea will be provided (e.g. biscuits, tea/coffee) -- please let us know if you have any dietary requirements.

Participants may be walking across sloping and uneven ground, and standing for long periods of time. The nearest public toilets are a 7 minute drive away at Charnwood shops or Kippax shops.

Who should attend?

Everyone is welcome! (though spaces are limited). This event is open to community members, families, local historians, landcarers, educators, and anyone interested in learning more about the rich cultural history of our region.

What to Bring:

• Sturdy shoes

• Long pants

• Hat

• Water bottle

Location: 

The south-west bend of Refshauge Crescent, Macgregor. See map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/gJ7Yov6XUtPRHnR39
Parking is available along nearby streets. Please be mindful of residents and avoid blocking driveways. Thanks! 😊

Booking a spot: 

Places are limited, so bookings are essential. If you are unable to make the event, please release your spot to others by cancelling your booking (this can be done through "Contact Host" or "Manage Order" in your booking confirmation email, or by emailing us).

Contact: 

For any questions or assistance before the day, please contact Ginninderra Catchment Group at projects@ginninderralandcare.org.au. If you require assistance on the day, please call Bruno on 0435 866 418.

This event is made possible by the ACT Government through the ACT Environment Grants Program.