NAIDOC Week: Maloga Art and Culture Workshop

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Ages 6-12. Learn about Aboriginal culture and art through the eyes of Shanai Kellett.

A qualified Primary School teacher, contemporary Aboriginal artist, passionate about educating the future generations about First Nations culture.

Free, bookings essential.

Tickets - There is no need to book a parental ticket, although we do expect you to remain with the child through the program.

Branch Information - If you require further information regarding this event or require assistance booking your tickets, please phone Mornington Peninsula Shire Library on (03) 5950 1710.

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Further Information -

If you need to cancel your booking, please log into your Eventbrite account, or contact your library branch. We have limited spaces available at some of our events. If you are no longer able to attend an event you have booked a ticket for, please let us know so that others don’t miss out.
Our Library will notify registered attendees via email of any changes made to this event via email.
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Things that are good to know:

This is a free Reconciliation Week event run by Mornington Peninsula Shire
The program is designed for children aged 6–12 years
Participants will learn about Aboriginal culture and art through artist Shanai Kellett
Bookings are essential, even though the event is free
Parents/carers must stay with their child during the session (no separate ticket needed).