First Nations Gardening & Culture Workshop

Join Muru Mittigar and our Dharug Traditional Owners/ Aboriginal Knowledge Holders for an engaging workshop where kids will learn about First Nations Traditions, the purpose and practice of a Yarning Circle, and how to create an Indigenous Edible Garden.

Through storytelling and hands-on activities, children will discover the cultural significance and traditional uses of native plants.

Join us at our beautiful Discovery Centre at Highforest by Mirvac. There is plenty of free parking available and the Cumberland State Forest is located right next door for a picnic or wander afterwards, so make a morning of it!

• All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• Bookings essential, spaces are limited.
• Please arrive 10mins prior to event start time.
• Please advise us ASAP if you are unable to attend the event

Pay it Forward

Our school holiday program is FREE to attend, but if you’re able, we welcome donations from the Kids with Cancer Foundation hospital-approved list. These items will be delivered to the Kids with Cancer Foundation and included in Care Packs 4 Kids, bringing moments of joy to children undergoing cancer treatment in hospital.

Approved list: (please bring one or more)

• Fruit Bars 25 pack
• Nice and Natural fruit mythical mix 16 pack
• Oreo mini originals 10 pack
• Woolworths popcorn sweet & salty or original 10 pack
• Arnott’s Tiny Teddy mixed 15 pack
• Le Snack 12 pack