Yuma Yarn at TAC
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Learn step by step, basic coil weaving techniques while enjoying wonderful live music. These yarning workshops are open to anyone – no experience is necessary, and all materials will be provided.
Wiradjiri artist Rechelle Turner will introduce you to the joyful meditative practice of slow-stitched coiled weaving. Using raffia, she will help you to master making a center and growing and shaping your own coiled piece.
As you weave, Murawari musician Belle Whyte will perform, sharing her cultural stories along with Rechelle. She will be joined by a different First Nations musician at each session, including Stewie Barton, Monica Moore, Richard Gorter and Dale Huddleston.
Cost: $10, bookings required
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Wiradjiri artist Rechelle Turner will introduce you to the joyful meditative practice of slow-stitched coiled weaving. Using raffia, she will help you to master making a center and growing and shaping your own coiled piece.
As you weave, Murawari musician Belle Whyte will perform, sharing her cultural stories along with Rechelle. She will be joined by a different First Nations musician at each session, including Stewie Barton, Monica Moore, Richard Gorter and Dale Huddleston.
Cost: $10, bookings required
Get Tickets
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