Learn about this unique implement and how our people used it for hunting, try your own hand at throwing and catching a boomerang with guidance from a cultural officer. All ages.

The Didgeridoo plays an important part of Aboriginal culture.  Learn all about the didgeridoo and its hypnotic tones and how it was created. This is for all age groups.

Join a guided walk around the native gardens and wetlands to discover the diversity of plants of the Worimi and learn their traditional aboriginal uses. This is for all age groups.

Spend time with a cultural officer as they talk about artefacts  and explain the history, their story, design and use. All ages.

Create a unique memento of your Murrook experience using nature & Aboriginal art as your inspiration. Paint your own boomerang, or canvas. This is for all age groups.

Come and watch a master weaver reveal thousands of years of knowledge in creating these beautiful baskets, bags, fish, eel and bird traps. In this session you will have the opportunity to try your hand at weaving, both with traditional and modern materials. (minimum 3hrs needed)Beading with natural and coloured beads are also an option as you learn about the traditional seeds used for beading

8 years & up.

Learn in this workshop the life of an Aboriginal society, its lore, customs, habits, unique connection to land, the prominence of ceremony and hunting practices. Also, learn of the early days of European contact and the change that occurred here in Newcastle & Port Stephens.

Come and sit with a story teller and hear how the dreaming is central to Aboriginal culture.

Take a walk to visit these sites. Learn the history and significance of the midden and fresh water sites .

You will walk the Stockton Dunes and visit a ancient stone tool site and learn about the importance of these sites.

Walk out on the Dunes and learn about the traditional management practices and how our people managed this unique ecosystem.