Our cultural workshops and experiences are suitable for people of all ages and backgrounds.
They are unique opportunities to learn about local Aboriginal stories, culture and history through art making and yarning with our artists. We can host groups of up to 20 people in our studio for workshops ranging from 1-2 hours on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Gallery and Artist Talks
Learn more about our artists, their stories, and our south-east Australian contemporary Aboriginal arts movement. These guided sessions with our Aboriginal staff and artists offer deep insights into culture and creativity on Yorta Yorta Country.
Yorta Yorta Yedabila Clay Animals
The Bayadherra (Long-neck Turtle), Gona (Snake), Gaiyimarr (Kangaroo), Bigarrumdja (Emu) are all animals of Yorta Yorta Country and are connected to the Barmah wetlands and Biyula Forest.
This clay workshop is a hands-on way to engage with culture, Country, and the continuation of Yorta Yorta knowledge through these native animals.
Galnyatj Nanyak Dana Art Journals
Galnyatj Nanyak Dana means Deadly Dreaming Path.
Grounded in Aboriginal ways of being, knowing and doing, you will be taken on a creative journey to make some unique personal art. One of our artists will guide you through the process of connecting with Country through quiet observation, deep listening, and mindful mark-making.
Weaving
Connect with Aboriginal culture and ways of being through weaving and yarning. Use natural and hand-dyed raffia to create small baskets, coil keychains and bracelets, using techniques that have been passed down through generations.
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