Join our highly experienced team for an adult focused workshop learning all things gardening, growing foods and Aboriginal caring for Country garden practices.

Start: 10am

Finish: 11:30am

Schedule:

14th April - Bushtucker intro workshop with pancake tasting

21st April - Creating a native garden

28th April - Creating a native bushfood garden

5th May - Bushtucker cooking demo

12th May - Building a no dig garden bed - traditional ways to care for Country

19th May - Native foods in Wicking beds

Looking for a hands-on school excursion idea where students can gain first-hand insight into First Nations knowledge of our Country and its rich diverse food sources? Escape your classroom and head to North Head Sanctuary for a fun and interactive outdoor learning experience. To celebrate the Gai-mariagal Festival, Bush to Bowl and the Harbour Trust are hosting a series of bush tucker education tours for primary schools at North Head Sanctuary in Manly. In this 1 hour bush tucker walk, led by a knowledgeable First Nations guide, students will develop a deeper understanding of our connection to Country, First Nations customs and beliefs, as well as practices. During the walk, together with a First Nations guide, students will identify different bush tucker plants and learn how they are used in First Nations daily practices. Through touch and smell, students will be able to learn through this sensory experience, while leisurely walking and learning more about the history of the area. This session will end with a yarning circle where students will be able to reflect on what they’ve learned and discuss the important connection between these native bush plants and First Nations culture.

Location: North Head Sanctuary, Manly

Date:

Monday 19 June 2023

Tuesday 20 June 203

Wednesday 21 June 2023

Time: 11am to 12 noon, 1pm to 2pm

Ticket price: Primary School Students $20

Max. group number: 30 students per group

We are excited to announce that the Harbour Trust will be subsiding the costs for these tours so they are now free to attend.

Limited spots available. Booking is essential.

Gain first-hand insight into First Nations knowledge of our Country and its rich diverse food sources. To celebrate the Gai-mariagal Festival, Bush to Bowl and the Harbour Trust are hosting a series of bush tucker walking tours at North Head Sanctuary in Manly and Headland Park (Georges Heights and Middle Head / Gubbuh Gubbuh) in Mosman.

In this 1 hour bush tucker walk, led by a knowledgeable First Nations guide, you will get a deeper understanding of our connection to Country, First Nations customs and beliefs, as well as practices.

During your walk, your guide will be showing you different bush tucker plants that are used in First Nations daily practices. You will be allowed to touch and smell the plants for a sensory experience, while leisurely walking and learning more about the history of the area. 

Headland Park

Location: Georges Heights and Middle Head / GubbuhGubbuh, Mosman

Date: Saturday 17 June 2023 & Sunday 18 June 2023

Time: 10:30am to 11:30am, 1:30pm to 2:30pm

We are excited to announce that the Harbour Trust will be subsiding the costs for these tours so they are now free to attend.

Limited spots available. Booking is essential.

Join us as we go on a gentle walk explore local Country, Aboriginal cultural knowledge of the bush and Bushtucker. We have partnered with the team from The Trust to create a unique experience.

During the experience participants learning about:

- Aboriginal culture and spirituality

- what Country and land mean to us

- learn about various native foods, plants and the eco-system

We hope to see you there.

Dates and times:

Saturday 3 June 2023

10:30-11:30

13:30-14:30

Sunday 4 June 2023

10:30-11:30

13:30-14:30 

You will receive an email with a meeting place and time upon your purchase of the ticket. 

We provide Aboriginal culture workshops to preschools, schools, tertiary education networks.

• Bushtucker workshops
• Bushtuicker cooking workshops
• Bushtucker planting
• Art
• Dance
• Story and yarns

Please click the link below to enquire and let us create something for you.

The team can work with your organisation to cater an experience to you from indoors workshop to walking on Country outdoor learning about Aboriginal culture with a focus on Bushtucker and hands on experiences.

Experiences:

• On Country walk
• Art
• Dance
• Cooking experience

Please click the link below to enquire and let us create something for you.

Are you looking for an experience learning about bushtucker, our native plants whilst walking on Country? This experience is for individuals, family or groups friends. Occuring on a monthly basis or we can tailor for a smaller group.

We run our workshop out of the Northern beaches based on weather, plants, foods and access. Locations will vary so we can provide you the best experience.

Price:

Adults from $40

Children from $20

Come learn from our experienced Aboriginal guides about Bushtucker and taste some unique flavours as we walk Country.

You will be learning about:

- Aboriginal culture and spirituality

- What Country and land mean to us

- Learn about various native foods, plants and the eco-system