Cultural Workshops
(Suitable for everyone)
Gudida’s Cultural Workshops offer hands-on experiences that introduce participants to the culture, traditions and stories of the Worimi people in a welcoming and engaging environment. Suitable for individuals, schools, organisations and community groups, these workshops provide meaningful opportunities to learn directly from local Aboriginal educators.
Workshops are held at Murrook Culture Centre or on Country and are designed to give participants insight into Aboriginal culture through interactive learning and shared experiences. Participants explore Worimi history, artefacts and traditional life while gaining a deeper understanding of the strong connection between people, land and community.
Each workshop encourages curiosity, participation and cultural awareness. Through creative activities and guided discussions, participants learn about traditions that continue to shape Worimi culture today.
Experiences may include:
Shuttle transportation is available to and from camp. Participants can be picked up near the York Street Subway Station on the F subway line. Subway access to the F, G, A, C, 2, 3 and B67.
EXPERIENCE OUR CULTURAL WORKSHOPS
Worimi History & Artefacts
Learn about life in Aboriginal society, traditions, customs, strong connection to land, significance of ceremonies, and hunting practices.
Authentic, community-led cultural workshops delivered on-site at Murrook Culture Centre or on Country. Participants engage in hands-on learning including Worimi history, artefacts, dance, art, weaving, language and guided resource tours. Programs promote inclusion, respect, social responsibility and cultural awareness.
Camps
Immersive cultural camps offering deeper engagement with Worimi traditions, storytelling, land management practices and cultural connection. Camps provide interactive and enriching experiences designed to foster respect, understanding and community connection.
Cultural Immersion
(Worimi Barray)
Worimi Barray (Cultural Immersion) provides interactive workshops, storytelling, guided nature tours and discussions exploring historical and contemporary Aboriginal experiences. Experiences may include Gan Gan Lookout, Little Beach and the Worimi Sand Dunes, encouraging deeper cultural sensitivity and awareness.
Cultural Development (Worimi Buna)
Worimi Buna (Cultural Development) offers authentic cultural engagement through exploration of ancient sites, artefacts, land management practices and Worimi history. Programs strengthen cultural identity and deepen understanding of connection to Country.
School Holiday
Activities
Engaging holiday programs designed to introduce children and families to Worimi culture through hands-on workshops, storytelling, art and on Country experiences.
Education Programs:
Write it Right
A term-based initiative for Primary and High Schools centred around the four pillars of culture: Land, Family, Lore & Language, and Stories. Students engage with Dreaming stories, traditional knowledge and Aboriginal perspectives to build cultural understanding and respect.