What's On
| When | What | Where | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday 18 July | AHO Walks with ShapeThe AHO will be conducting a guided walk for Shape and teaching the group about Aboriginal Heritage and Culture |
Gadyan Track | Not Open to the Public |
| Monday 22 July | AHO Hosts Community Services TeamThe AHO will be hosting the Community Services Team from Northern Beaches Council and showing the team around the Museum & Keeping Place |
AHO | Not Open to the Public |
| Wednesday 24 July | AHO Talks with Students from Grandmas RefugeThe AHO will be speaking with Students in the Links to Learning program |
Ingleside | Not Open to the Public |
| Thursday 25 July | AHO Talks with Students from Grandmas RefugeThe AHO will be speaking with Students in the Links to Learning program |
Ingleside | Not Open to the Public |
| Friday 26 July | AHO Talks with Students from Grandmas RefugeThe AHO will be speaking with Students in the Links to Learning program |
Ingleside | Not Open to the Public |
| Friday 26 July | AHO Talks with Pymble Ladies CollegeThe AHO will be giving a presentation for Pymble Ladies College |
Pymble Ladies College | Not Open to the Public |
| Monday 29 July | AHO Talks with Northern Beaches Secondary CollegeThe Northern Beaches Secondary College will receive a visit from the AHO to talk about History Heritage & Culture |
Cromer Campus | Not Open to the Public |
| Tuesday 30 July | AHO Speaks at Jakelin Troy PresentationTalk with Indigenous language expert, Professor Jakelin TroyStart Date & Time: Tuesday, 30 July 2019 7:00 pm End Date & Time: Tuesday, 30 July 2019 8:00 pm Address: Creator Space, Chatswood Library, The Concourse, Lower Ground Floor, 409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood Cost: Free Tickets Available Piecing together the remnants of knowledge about the original Sydney Indigenous Languages is one of the many important research works Jakelin Troy has undertaken. A linguistic anthropologist and a Ngarigu woman from the Snowy Mountains region of Australia. Jakelin is the author of The Sydney Language and director of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander research at the University of Sydney. Join us for a fascinating insight into local Indigenous languages, past and current Indigenous issues and the importance of keeping languages and stories alive. A light snack and drinks will be served. |
Creator Space, Chatswood Library, The Concourse, Lower Ground Floor, 409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood | Contact: Emma Hayes on 9777 7942 or email emma.hayes@willoughby.nsw.gov.au |
| Wednesday 31 July | AHO Walks with Odawarra Exchange StudentsAHO supports Northern Beaches Councils Sister Council relationship with Japanese Towns. The AHO will be providing a guided walk to Odawarra Secondary Students who have been studying at Northern Beaches Schools |
North Head Sanctuary | Not Open to the Public |
| Friday 2 August | AHO Talks to Mackellar GirlsThe AHO will be a guest speaker at the Mackellar Girls Assembly |
Mackellar Girls High School | Not Open to the Public |
| Tuesday 6 August | AHO walks with Coal Loader VolunteersThe AHO will be supporting North Sydney Council and walking with their bush land Volunteers and teaching them about Aboriginal Heritage and Culture |
Coal Loader & Sustainability Centre | Not Open to the Public |
| Monday 12 August | The AHO will be Speaking at StrathfieldThe AHO will be giving a presentation at Strathfield Community Centre and teaching the participants about Aboriginal Heritage and Council |
Strathfield Community Centre | Contact Strathfield Council |
| Tuesday 13 August | AHO will be Walking with Willoughby CouncilThe AHO will be conducting a Guided Walk for Willoughby Council at Explosive Reserve and teaching participants about Aboriginal Heritage and Culture |
Explosives Reserve | Contact Willoughby Council: Emma Hayes |
| Thursday 15 August | The AHO will be Speaking at StrathfieldThe AHO will be giving a presentation at Strathfield Community Centre and teaching the participants about Aboriginal Heritage and Council |
Strathfield Community Centre | Contact Strathfield Council |
| Tuesday 20 August | AHO Talks with Several Catholic SchoolsThe AHO will be working with four schools: Mater Maria College, St Josephs Narrabeen, Maria Regina Avalon and Sacred Heart Mona Vale who are attending an environment day |
Attunga Reserve | Not Open to the Public |
| Saturday 24 August | AHO works with Northern Beaches Council & YHAThe AHO will be giving a presentation and guided walk to volunteers at the YHA in conjunction with Northern Beaches Council |
YHA | Not Open to the Public |
| Saturday 7 September | AHO will be Speaking at the Spring Festival Stony RangeThe AHO will be talking and walking at the the Stony Range Spring Festival |
Stony Range Garden | Contact Stony Range |
| Sunday 15 September | AHO Guides Walk for Mater HospitalThe AHO will be conducting a guided Walk for Mater Hospital to talk about Aboriginal Heritage and Culture |
Balls Head Reserve | Not Open to the Public |
| Monday 16 September | AHO walks with Wenona SchoolThe AHO will be working with North Sydney Bush Care and Sustainability to give Wenona Year 7 Students and immersion in Aboriginal Heritage & Culture |
Balls Head Reserve | Not Open to the Public |
| Wednesday 18 September | AHO Will be Walking with New York UniversityThe AHO will be conducting a guided walk with New York University at Balls Point Reserve to teach about Aboriginal Heritage and Culture |
Balls Head Reserve | Not Open to the Public |
| Friday 20 September | AHO walks with Monte Mercy CollegeThe AHO will be talking with Monte Mercy College and providing an Aboriginal Heritage and Culture Guided Walk as part of their Mercy Day |
Not Open to the Public |