Rainbow Threads: Weaving Workshop

Stand Up and Tranby Aboriginal Co-operative Ltd. are proud to present Rainbow Threads weaving workshop.

Join us for a weaving workshop where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Jewish communities gather to celebrate inclusion and culture. Whether you’re a beginner or have experience with weaving, this workshop offers a mindful and safe space to explore the art of weaving. 

Led by La Toya, Founder of Warranggal, we will create one complete design that showcases strength, beauty, and connection. 

Lunch will be provided, including Kosher options and Clem's Chicken. 

Event Details: Date: Thursday 5 December, 2024 
🕒 Time: 11am - 2pm 
📍 Location: Tranby Aboriginal Cooperative LTD, Glebe.  
🌈 All materials will be provided 

Spaces are limited to 20 people, so be sure to reserve your spot! 

La Toya has been weaving since 2016, beginning her practice as a way to reconnect with Aboriginal culture after the loss of her nan. Weaving is an integral part of her family’s history, with her great-great-grandfather being a master weaver renowned for creating cane furniture, and other close family members also practicing the craft. Through her dedication to weaving, La Toya has deepened her connection to her cultural heritage and is proud to share this important aspect of her identity with others.

For any further questions please contact: Speedy (they/them) speedy@standup.org.au

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures and to Elders both past, present and extend this respect to future generations of leaders. We also acknowledge the Gadigal peoples of the Eora nation as the Traditional Educators, knowledge keepers and carers for Country on the land where our Sydney office stands. 

This is a safe and inclusive space for all individuals. We proudly welcome and embrace LGBTQIA+SB and gender diverse community members. This venue is wheelchair accessible, and while some of the pathways may present a challenge due to uneven ground, the Tranby team are able to assist users if required (simply just ask at reception). If you have any questions or specific needs, please contact reception@tranby.edu.au or call 96603444.