Dromana Wonga Arthurs Seat Walk Series: Living Culture Connecting with Country

Join Living Culture for an immersive Guided Cultural Walk and Yidaki-led meditation at OT Dam, Dromana

This serene place on the Mornington Peninsula is rich in natural beauty and cultural significance.

Our walk is an invitation to slow down, listen more deeply, and connect with Country through First Nations knowledge, stories, and practice.

During this experience, you will

• Explore local flora and fauna and learn about traditional uses and cultural stories

• Connect with the land through storytelling and insights shared by Hudson and Uncle Lionel

• Participate in a Yidaki-led meditation at the end of the walk, offering space for reflection, mindfulness, and deeper connection to Country

• Engage in a shared dialogue about ancestry, land stewardship, and caring for OT Dam, co-created with participants

This experience is suitable for individuals contributing to the Dromana Wonga Arthurs Seat Roundtable Series who wish to respectfully explore the cultural heritage of this special area while deepening their own relationship with place.

Event Details

Date: Saturday 14 February 2026
Time:
9:15 am Arrive
9:30 am Opening Circle with Introductions
10:00 am Walk with Hudson, Living Culture
12:00 to 12:30 pm Yidaki-led meditation with Uncle Lionel

Location: OT Dam, Dromana, Mornington Peninsula

Please book early to secure your place.
Noting that this is a private event with limited spaces for the Roundtable participants and supporters. If you would like to include additional guests, please request by emailing tomi@tomiwinfree.com

Hosted and Guided By
Living Culture
Empowering, educating, and engaging participants in the knowledge and traditions of First Nations culture, and supporting deeper connection and care for Country.

Support Us

This event is part of a volunteer-led effort to regenerate Wonga. Your participation, energy, and donations help us continue listening, walking, weaving, and advocating for community care across the escarpment.

About the Series

This walk is part of the Listening to Place, Storying Place series, a set of community experiences that invite us to listen to the escarpment, deepen our collective care, and co-create a regenerative future.

Organised by:

Regenerating Mornington Peninsula and AnthroEnvironmental Consulting, with support from the Wonga Arthurs Seat Escarpment Roundtable Team and in partnership with the Dromana Association

Photos: Courtesy of Living Culture

Grant funding provided by Community Bank Southern Peninsula, Bendigo Bank