Uncle Moogy Artifact, Tools and Dreamtime Workshop.

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Join Uncle Moogy for a rich and interactive cultural workshop exploring First Nations artefacts, tools, and Dreamtime stories. The session begins with storytelling supported by images and cautionary tales, including traditional dance ceremonies and attire, with Uncle Moogy explaining the meaning of each object and its cultural significance.

Dreamtime stories and cultural practices shared in this workshop reinforce deep knowledge of seasons, land care, and environmental cycles, highlighting how First Nations peoples have long understood and cared for Country. Following the storytelling, participants are invited to a hands‑on experience where they can safely view, touch, and learn about traditional artefacts and tools such as boomerangs, clap sticks, and kangaroo skins, creating meaningful connections through stories, objects, and shared learning.

This session is delivered as part of the 'All In' Reconciliation Science School Holiday Program and is suitable for children 5 years up. Parental or guardian supervision is required for all children under 12 years of age.

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