Join us for an engaging workshop with Gordon Waraba Lister, a renowned Aboriginal educator and artisan, as we explore the rich tradition of Aboriginal wood and fibre use in crafting tools, weapons, housing, and medicine. This hands-on session will delve into the sustainable practices and deep cultural significance behind these techniques, highlighting how Indigenous knowledge has been passed down through generations.

Participants will discover the various types of wood and plant fibres traditionally used by Aboriginal peoples, learning about their specific properties and uses. Gordon will demonstrate how to identify these materials in the natural environment and share stories that connect them to Aboriginal culture and spirituality.
You’ll also gain insight into Aboriginal peoples' holistic approach towards nature, emphasizing respect and sustainability.

This workshop offers a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of Aboriginal craftsmanship and the cultural narratives intertwined with these materials. Come ready to learn, create, and appreciate the incredible knowledge that informs Aboriginal ways of living in harmony with the land.

Don’t miss this chance to engage with a vibrant aspect of Aboriginal heritage and leave with new skills and a deeper appreciation for Indigenous culture.