Mon 10 Jun 2024 - Mon 10 Jun 2024

12 pm - 3 pm

Location

St. Michael’s Golf Club Clubhouse

Address

Jennifer Street, Little Bay

Help protect endangered bushland and learn Indigenous basketry skills. Use invasive vines to weave your own basket.

Cost

Free

Booking URL

https://events.humanitix.com/copy-of-weeding-and-weaving-part-2-weaving

Email

noah.t.sutton@protonmail.com

More Contact Information

Visit humanitix to book. Host contact (Noah): 0421404951

Parking: St. Michael’s Golf Club car park

Public transport: Catch a 390X or 394X to Anzac Pde. opp Jennifer St. (Stop ID: 2036124). Visit the Transport NSW website to plan your trip. Then it's a short 10-minute walk along Jennifer Street and then east down the St. Michael’s entry road to the clubhouse.

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The weaving workshop segment will be guided by Kodie Mason, who is a local Dharawal, Ngarigo, and Dunghutti woman from the La Perouse Aboriginal community.

Among other traditional plant uses, Kodie has learnt Indigenous weaving methods from a young age which she’ll share in the class.

Each participant will create their own basket to take home at the end of the session and learn about different local Indigenous fibrous plants and their uses.

In this particular workshop, participants will be weaving with plant material from the invasive vine Coastal Morning Glory (Ipomaea cairica), to be gathered in the weeding segment on Monday the 27th of May and stored in the St. Michael’s cart shed.

This workshop is appropriate for ages 13+, but all ages are welcome to drop in during the class timeframe and can be guided in making bracelets or rope.

Morning tea and all materials provided.

Come learn some precious craft techniques from Kodie, and actively participate in protecting critically endangered Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub and Coastal Sand-Apple Bloodwood Forest remnants from some contemporary bushland management stressors.

Deepen your engagement with the natural landscape and your own and others’ cultural practices.

There is limited class capacity for this basket weaving workshop. Even though it's a free event, please book your spot if you wish to attend.

SUBMITTED EVENT
This event is a submitted event and is not run by Randwick City Council. It has been published as a community service. This information has not been checked or verified and Council does not take any responsibility for inaccuracies or missing information. Council encourages you to contact the event organiser to check details of the event and not rely solely on this information.