Emma Stewart is a local exhibiting artist, cultural connector and proud Bidjigal and Gweagal woman. Join Emma in learning about the history of ochre and how it was used. Each child will choose an ochre rock to grind into paint and work on a canvas to take home.

Emma’s Grandmothers and Aunties have a long history of making artworks using natural materials, the knowledge and skills that Emma will share has been passed down through many generations. Emma respectfully teaches and celebrates the traditional First Nation culture of the communities that reside across the Far South Coast.

Our land, our people, our spiritual world is connected by our First Nation community passing their knowledge, skills and stories onto all peoples so that it is not forgotten.

All materials provided.

Bookings essential as numbers are limited!

Ages 5 – 12

Monday 8 July, 10am – 12pm, $5 per child