Sun 8 Mar 2026 - Sun 8 Mar 2026

9 am - 11 am

Location

Randwick Town Hall

Address

90 Avoca Street, Randwick

Join Malima in an Aboriginal weaving workshop where you will learn Traditional Aboriginal Weaving techniques.

Cost

Free

Booking URL

https://events.humanitix.com/malima-weaving

Email

arts@randwick.nsw.gov.au

In honour of International Women’s Day, Randwick City Council presents the Women’s Art Prize, an annual award showcasing the creative talent of women and girls.

On Sunday 8 March, visit the prize and drop into some hands on workshops celebrating the significant contribution women make to the cultural landscape of Randwick.

About this workshop

Join Malima in an Aboriginal weaving workshop where you will learn Traditional Aboriginal Weaving techniques.

Guided by Dharawal women from the La Perouse Aboriginal community, whose cultural connections to coastal Sydney and Botany Bay bring authenticity and meaning to every workshop.

The weaving workshop offers a space for connection, learning, and honoring the deep relationship between people, land, and tradition.

Whether you are new to weaving or have experience, this workshop is an invitation to slow down, weave with purpose, and immerse yourself in Aboriginal culture.

Free, registrations reccommended.

Venue Access

Randwick Town Hall is located on the ground floor at 90 Avoca Street, Randwick.

The main entrance is via double doors located on Frances Street. From this entrance there are 8 steps with handrails to reach the hall.

There is a wheelchair accessible entry via the carpark on Avoca Street. There is an accessible car park located on Frances Street.

There is an accessible quiet space.

If you would like a Council staff member to reach out to you and discuss your access requirements, please select the checkbox on ticketing registration.

The Women's Art Prize takes place on the land of the Gadigal and Bidjigal people. We pay respect to Elders past and present, recognising their strength, wisdom and creativity.