In this workshop, participants will be invited to design their own kangaroo bags using kangaroo pelts and emu feathers. Learn stitching, lacing, weaving, and leather punching techniques, and engage in an afternoon of making and knowledge sharing.

Join Debra Beale as she shares technical knowledge and cultural connections to Country through participatory workshops in bush jewellery making.

Learn how to make your own Boorongur or ‘totem’ in this weaving workshop with Nyoongar artist Sharyn Egan.

Learn about the practice of traditional tool-making in a demonstration and workshop led by proud Gringai/Worimi man and Cultural Knowledge Holder Luke Russell.

Nyoongar painter, weaver, and sculptor Sharyn Egan joins Beau James, Head of First Nations Programming, Sydney Opera House, for a yarn.

First Nations creatives come together for a professional development and knowledge-sharing event, with the aim of developing a national First Nations design network.

Gringai Worimi man Luke Russell joins Matt Poll, Manager Indigenous Programs at Australian National Maritime Museum for a yarn.

In this workshop, participants had the opportunity to learn from Gringai/Worimi man and Cultural Knowledge Holder Luke Russell, and participated in making fishing spears using sourced and natural materials.

Award-winning Gamilaroi digital designer and creative Travis De Vries joins Dakota Dixon, First Nations Creative Programs Producer at Australian Design Centre for a yarn.

Travis De Vries guide a workshop on turning a practice towards a digital audience, and discusses the development of his the creative social enterprise Awesome Black.

Dharug multidisciplinary artist and designer Leanne Tobin has a yarn with Coby Edgar, Curator Strategic Projects First Nations, Powerhouse Museum

Led by trans-disciplinary creative Nicole Monks, this workshop offered participants an opportunity to engage in a communal activity, and learn how to weave adornments with emu feathers and raffia.