Womens Yarning Circle

Central Billabong

Womens Yarning Circle

Women's Yarning Circle will take place on the Billabong Creek near Jerilderie, through YACTAC’s Refreshing Rivers Program:

Date: Sunday 21st April

Time: 11am -2.30 pm

Location: banks of the Billabong Creek

Activities include:

• Welcome to Country

• Basket weaving

• Indigenous storytelling

• Book reading

• Wetland planting demonstration

• eDNA sampling and water quality testing

• Catered lunch and drinks on the creek

RSVP: Thurs18th April (essential for catering): andrea@refreshingrivers.org.au

Numbers limited to 20 adults + children

The Women's Yarning Circle is a gathering aimed at fostering storytelling, collaboration and fun. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in various activities while enjoying the gorgeous Billabong creek.

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