Talk
Get ready for an exhilarating journey through culture and nature as we dive into the rich cultural significance of trees to our First Nations peoples! For thousands of years, Aboriginal people have forged deep connections with tree canopies and bushland, and the fascinating stories behind scarred trees are just the beginning.
Join us for an inspiring exploration that promises to uncover the vibrant relationships Aboriginal peoples have with these majestic natural wonders. This engaging talk is perfect for anyone aged 14 and up. By the end of the session, you'll walk away with a newfound appreciation for the profound meaning's trees hold for Aboriginal communities. Don’t miss out on this chance to connect with nature and culture in a whole new way!
Registration
- This session is designed for anyone aged 14 and older.
- The maximum capacity for this session is 60 participants.
- Registration is mandatory for all participants.
- Each person can book a maximum of 4 tickets.
- You do not need to print your ticket. Once you register, your name will be checked off the attendance list at the venue.
- Please arrive 15 minutes early for check-in.
Location and time
The talk will take place in the Theatrette at the new Kirrawee Library+. Please arrive 15 minutes early for check-in, as the talk will start promptly at 2 PM.
What to bring
- Something to take notes with
- Water bottles
Price
This session is free of charge.
Accessibility
Wheelchair access is available at the Kirrawee+ Library and South Village Shopping Centre.
Getting there
Find the new Kirrawee Library+ at 6 Kiln Road, Kirrawee, within the South Village Shopping Centre. You can access the South Village Shopping Centre by car, train, or bicycle.
Canopy Fest 2025
For more activities, check our Canopy Fest 2025 program
Council staff may take photos and or videos at this event. We might use those images in our publications, on website or social media or other communications. Please tell a staff member on the day if you don't want your image used.