Venue: Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre

Join us at the Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre for a unique, hands-on workshop facilitated by First Nations educator Nikki Quartermaine.

Start your journey into understanding the benefits of Australian Bush Flower Essences and explore the natural healing qualities of native Australian flora.
Learn how powerful plant remedies can support emotional wellbeing and help you unlock your full potential.

During this immersive experience, you will:

• Learn about native Australian bush flowers and their traditional and contemporary uses

• Gain insight into the benefits of bush flower essences

• Create and take home your own personalised essence

Disclaimer:  Fragrances may be intense, people with allergies be wary.

Join us at the Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre and have a yarn while you learn to weave your own baskets and earrings from a variety of natural and dyed raffia.

An experienced local first nations weaver will be facilitating the class, guiding you through the process over the 2-week course. All materials will be provided.

Dates: Friday 17th & 24th April 2026

Time: 11am-12pm (1 hour sessions)

Disclaimer: Tickets cover both session dates, $50pp.

The Maralinga people survive aggressive colonisation, including dispossession to enable atomic testing, and through their tenacious spirit and cultural strength fight to retain their country.

Disclaimer: Once the film starts, we cannot pause or replay the video.

Thurs 15 Jan | 10am–12pm | $60 individual class | Bookings required

Come down to the Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre and learn some Noongar Language basics with this 2-hour course facilitated by Jayden Boundary, who is a proud Wadjak, Ballardong, Yued Noongar and Badimaya Yamatji man with strong ties throughout the Southwest of WA.

Jayden is a qualified Noongar LOTE teacher and is the author of ‘Noongar Boodja Waangkan’ which is an introduction to Noongar language. Alongside his teaching, Jayden works in schools and the community to deliver workshops and share Noongar culture through his business Ngalak Nidja.

Join us for at the Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre for some Noongar storytime fun and painting during the summer school holidays.

This is a fun and informative cultural activity tailored specifically for little ones and their parents.

Dates: Wednesdays 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th January 2026.

Join us at the Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre and have a yarn while you learn to weave your own baskets and earrings from a variety of natural and dyed raffia.

An experienced local first nations weaver will be facilitating the class, guiding you through the process over the 2-week course.

Thursdays 22nd & 29th January 2026 | $50 for the course – all materials will be provided.  

Learn about the six seasons and gain knowledge on what each season represents and the seasonal changes we see annually. This session with have a specific focus on the season Birak.

Facilitated by Noongar yorga Kaya Carson, this class will detail what each season brings, with a specific focus on Birak (December & January).

Join local Noongar Artist Amanda Hart and create your own painting using different Aboriginal symbols and colourful paints to tell your personal story. You will get a small canvas to work on while you have a yarn about basic painting techniques. This class is suitable for beginners.

$30 | See booking link above

Discover their processes, background and inspirations as you wander through our beautiful cultural centre.

Join us at the Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre and have a yarn while you learn to weave your own baskets and earrings from a variety of natural and dyed raffia.

An experienced local first nations weaver will be facilitating the class, guiding you through the process over the 2-week course. All materials will be provided.

Dates: Wednesdays 18th & 25th March 2026

Time: 11am-12pm (1 hour sessions)

Disclaimer: Tickets cover both session dates, $50pp.