Experience the rich traditions of Kaurna culture in this hands-on workshop led by Elder Aunty Elaine. Participants will explore the intricate art of weaving and knots, gaining insight into traditional techniques and their cultural significance. Hosted at the Mitcham Memorial Library, this session offers a welcoming environment for all ages to connect with local heritage through creative practice. Secure your spot for this unique opportunity to learn from a respected community leader and master artisan.
What to Expect
A guided, interactive session focusing on traditional weaving and knotting techniques in a supportive library setting.
Who Should Attend
Cultural enthusiasts
Craft hobbyists
Local community members
Families
Students of Indigenous history
Agenda Overview
The session involves a guided demonstration followed by hands-on practice of weaving and knotting techniques.
Venue & Address
Mitcham Memorial Library
154 Belair Rd Hawthorn , South Australia – 5062 Australia
Organizer
Mitcham Memorial Library · Public Library
A community hub providing educational and cultural programs for the residents of Hawthorn and surrounding areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is leading the workshop?
The workshop is led by Kaurna Elder Aunty Elaine.
Where is the event held?
It is held at the Mitcham Memorial Library, 154 Belair Road, Hawthorn.
Is this suitable for children?
Yes, the event is designed to be inclusive and fun for kids and families.
Do I need to bring materials?
All necessary materials are typically provided by the organizer.
Is registration required?
Yes, booking via Eventbrite is recommended to secure your spot.
Is there parking available?
The library is accessible by car with local parking options available.