Bangadyi Nawi & Museum Opening of Canoe Exhibit
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The ‘bangadyi nawi making a canoe,’ an engagement program by the hawkesbury regional museum © photograph by elissa blair
Make time for the Hawkesbury Regional Museum’s important community challenge, Bangadyi Nawi, on Saturday, 18 November 2023 on the Museum.
Everyone is encouraged to participate within the collaborative event by the Museum, the Dharug Community, and the Brewongle Environmental Education Centre.
The Welcome to Country ceremony might be led by Erin Wilkins, followed by an Official Opening by Hawkesbury Councilor and Deputy Mayor Barry Calvert at eleven:30 AM.
“ Bangadyi Nawi & Museum Opening of Canoe Exhibit has provided a transformative experience for native Aboriginal highschool college students who created a conventional canoe during an inter-generational camp, led by Elder Uncle Dean Kelly and with Uncle David Payne and Dharug Educator Erin Wilkins,” the announcement indicated.
“As a new exhibit, the canoe will shape studying opportunities for the entire group.”
The Saturday event is free of charge and could be booked on-line by way of Eventbrite: Celebration of Bangadyi Nawi and Opening of Canoe Exhibit. Light refreshments will be provided.
The Museum was additionally nominated just lately at the IMAGinE Awards 2023 by the Museums & Galleries of NSW for its engagement program called “Bangadyi Nawi Making Making a Canoe.”
The Hawkesbury Regional Museum is positioned at eight Baker Street in Windsor.
Make time for the Hawkesbury Regional Museum’s important community challenge, Bangadyi Nawi, on Saturday, 18 November 2023 on the Museum.
Everyone is encouraged to participate within the collaborative event by the Museum, the Dharug Community, and the Brewongle Environmental Education Centre.
The Welcome to Country ceremony might be led by Erin Wilkins, followed by an Official Opening by Hawkesbury Councilor and Deputy Mayor Barry Calvert at eleven:30 AM.
“ Bangadyi Nawi & Museum Opening of Canoe Exhibit has provided a transformative experience for native Aboriginal highschool college students who created a conventional canoe during an inter-generational camp, led by Elder Uncle Dean Kelly and with Uncle David Payne and Dharug Educator Erin Wilkins,” the announcement indicated.
“As a new exhibit, the canoe will shape studying opportunities for the entire group.”
The Saturday event is free of charge and could be booked on-line by way of Eventbrite: Celebration of Bangadyi Nawi and Opening of Canoe Exhibit. Light refreshments will be provided.
The Museum was additionally nominated just lately at the IMAGinE Awards 2023 by the Museums & Galleries of NSW for its engagement program called “Bangadyi Nawi Making Making a Canoe.”
The Hawkesbury Regional Museum is positioned at eight Baker Street in Windsor.
