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Aboriginal Storytelling & Artefacts Workshop

A hands-on cultural learning experience grounded in story, Country, and connection.

Workshop Overview

This workshop invites participants to engage with Aboriginal culture through storytelling and cultural artefacts, learning how knowledge has been shared for tens of thousands of years through oral traditions, objects, and lived practice.

Participants listen to stories, explore artefacts, and engage in guided discussion and hands-on experiences. The workshop is interactive and reflective, supporting learners to build understanding of connection to Country, community, and the role of storytelling in Aboriginal cultures.

Suitable for:

  • Early Years
  • Primary 
  • Secondary
  • Community Groups
  • Workplaces

Learning Outcomes

Develop understanding of Aboriginal storytelling and oral traditions

Learn how artefacts are used to share knowledge and culture

Build respect for Aboriginal ways of knowing and learning

Engage in listening, reflection, and respectful discussion

Strengthen cultural awareness and curiosity

Curriculum & framework alignment

  • Outcome 1: Children have a strong sense of identity

  • Outcome 2: Children are connected with and contribute to their world

  • Outcome 5: Children are effective communicators

  • Humanities and Social Sciences

  • English (oral language and storytelling)

  • The Arts

  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures (Cross-curriculum Priority)

  • Standard 1: Know students and how they learn

  • Standard 2: Know the content and how to teach it

Frequently asked Questions

Early Years (30mins) – $500 up to 40 participants

Single Session (1 hr) – $800 – up to 150 participants

Half-day (up to 3 workshops) – $3400 – up to 200 participants

Full-day (up to 5 programs) – $6600 – up to 300 participants

Consider the space you would like to hold the workshop in. An Indoor or outdoor space suitabe for sitting in group or yarning circle.

A table will be required to display artefacts.

All workshops are delivered by Aboriginal facilitators and grounded in cultural integrity, respect, and lived knowledge. We do not recreate sacred practices or ceremonies. Learning is shared through storytelling, discussion, and experience in culturally safe and appropriate ways.

Travel fees may apply depending on location.

All workshops outside the Northern Rivers NSW – South East QLD area may incurr travel fees. 

These will be on your invoice if applied. 

Workshop Booking

Check Availability & Book

Use the calendar to check available dates and select your preferred session length.

  • Select your workshop

  • Choose available date

  • Complete booking details

Payment & confirmation

Bookings are secured by invoice.

Once you complete your online booking, an invoice will be emailed to you within 24 hours to confirm and secure your session.

Half-Day and Full Day Bookings

For half-day or full-day workshops, please use the Request Booking button below.

These sessions are customised to your setting and may include travel considerations.

We acknowledge and pay our respects to the people of the Bundjalung Nation, the Traditional Custodians of the beautiful land and waterways on which we live and work.

Always was. Always will be Aboriginal land.