Tultyurrinthi with Jade Brook - Celebrating the Tiwu with story, dance and creating a headband

Tultyurrinthi with Jade Kartanya Brook - Celebrating the Tiwu with story, dance and creating a headband. 

Tultyurrinthi (Come Together - Kaurna Language)  Tiwu (Yellow tailed Black Cockatoo - Kaurna Language) 

Join Jade Kartanya Brook, a proud Kaurna Narungga Woman, for a fun-filled, interactive workshop where we celebrate the Tiwu (Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo) through story, dance, and creating a wonderful headdress to take home!

In this 40-minute workshop, you'll be captivated by Jade's story about a special feather she found and the amazing things she learned from her Elders. We'll explore the Tiwu and its significant role in some First Nations cultures, delving into learning about its habitat and food sources. We'll learn some special dance moves, followed by a creative activity where you'll create your very own headdress to celebrate the Tiwu to take home.
This workshop is perfect for kids who love stories, dancing, and getting crafty.

Don't miss out on this exciting adventure that will help you discover the wonders of the Tiwu and connect with Country and First Nations culture in a whole new way!

Details:

• Duration: 40 minute
• Audience: 4+ (If happy to sit and listen to a story) caregiver to stay with all children 
• Experience: storytelling, dance, Hands-on learning, making a headbands 

Tultyurrinthi (Come Together) is an event at Tiwu Kumangka (Blackwood Community Center/Library) 

Open 10:30am 

Welcome to Country 11:00 am (everyone welcome) 

Tultyurrinthi with Aunty Elaine 

Tultyurrinthi with Aunty Ros Cameron

Tultyurrinthi with Jade Kartanya Brook

Tultyurrinthi with Renee Watego

Tultyurrinthi with Rebecca Kimlin 

Plus Bush teas and sweet treats for purchase & a gift store open