When
SaturdayApril 1
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Where
The Wollotuka Institute
University of Newcastle Callaghan Campus
Ring Rd, Callaghan NSW 2308
ACCESSIBILITY
Tickets
$Free but registration required+ Transaction fee
Giyi Para – Booked out
For thousands of generations First People in our country have gathered in a continuing practice of coming together to share knowledge, celebrate country, and strengthen ongoing relationships.
In the spirit of this continued gathering practice, The Wollotuka Institute, in partnership with Newcastle Writers Festival, invites you to an evening of story telling, community, and celebration.
– From 5.00pm, children can join in Scribbling Magic with award-winning illustrator Dub Leffler.
– From 5.30pm, learn more about Aboriginal languages with Ray Kelly.
– From 6.30pm, hear from writers Jackie Huggins, Julie Janson, and Amy Thunig about the power of telling your story. Includes a special performance by Nardi Simpson.
– From 7.30pm, join in a special dance.
A BBQ will be held and food will be free to all. Registration required via the ticket tab to assist with catering and seating.
The Speakers
Jackie Huggins
For thousands of generations First People in our country have gathered in a continuing practice of coming together to share knowledge, celebrate country, and strengthen ongoing relationships. In the spirit…
Amy Thunig
For thousands of generations First People in our country have gathered in a continuing practice of coming together to share knowledge, celebrate country, and strengthen ongoing relationships. In the spirit…
Dub Leffler
For thousands of generations First People in our country have gathered in a continuing practice of coming together to share knowledge, celebrate country, and strengthen ongoing relationships. In the spirit…
Julie Janson
For thousands of generations First People in our country have gathered in a continuing practice of coming together to share knowledge, celebrate country, and strengthen ongoing relationships. In the spirit…
Nardi Simpson
For thousands of generations First People in our country have gathered in a continuing practice of coming together to share knowledge, celebrate country, and strengthen ongoing relationships. In the spirit…
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