Cultural Experiences on Noongar Boodjar (Country)

If you are looking for how to infuse Aboriginal perspectives and content throughout your school and learning areas then please contact us to book a visit.

If you are looking for Noongar cultural experiences we have compiled a list of contacts below.

Maarakool Art

ART PROJECTS.

"I am incredibly passionate about sharing my heritage and culture through art.

I work on a range of different art projects including corporate and personal commissions, painting murals, art licensing for reproduction, Aboriginal art logos, public art, school workshops with students, and much more.

My Instagram below shows some examples of my recent art projects.

Reach out if you have an art project you would like to discuss."

https://www.maarakoolart.com

Noongar OOAK Creations

Contemporary Noongar Art and learning resources, new and recycled materials used.

https://www.facebook.com/noongarooakcreations/

Kaarta Garrup (Kings Park)

Kaarta Garrup

This website includes five different cultural tour operators in and around Kaarta Garrup (Kings Park).

https://www.bgpa.wa.gov.au/cultural-tours

In Culture Tours

"Guests engage in a multi-sensory experience where they hear truth-telling about Aboriginal Culture, traditions, and life before colonisation. Walk together on Country over some of Perth’s most iconic and scenic landscapes, smell native plants that were traditionally used as bush medicine and imagine as you hear the Noongar dreamtime stories that have been passed down for generations."

https://inculturetours.com.au/

Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company

"Each year Yirra Yaakin presents a vital and strong education program suitable for young people. We create youth-focused productions, undertake residencies and conduct workshops across the state. We tour locally and regionally, providing unique cultural experiences to some of the most remote communities in the world."

https://yirrayaakin.com.au/education/

NOOGENBORO KUDAJIN BOODJA

"Noogenboro Kudadjin Boodja (Herdsman Learning Ground) is a learning experience which comprises a range of Indigenous learning activities conducted on the banks of Noogenboro (Herdsman Lake), which was a traditional Nyungar camp ground."

https://www.wagouldleague.com.au/noongenborokudajinboodja