What's On
| When | What | Where | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wednesday 30 April | Council Staff Sites Awareness TrainingAboriginal Sites Awareness Training for Council staff - for Land Management and Outdoor Staff. |
Coal Loader | Not Open to the Public |
| Wednesday 30 April | AHO Heritage Talk & Guided Walk: Ku-ring-gai Wildflower GardenJoin us for an indigenous heritage presentation and guided walk through the Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden presented by the Aboriginal Heritage Office. Learn about how Aboriginal people lived, Aboriginal figures of the area, bush tucker, tools, weapons and shelter. You will also learn about colonisation and the changes it brought to the environment and country. Light morning tea provided following the bush walk. Bookings are essential. |
Ku-Ring-Gai Wildflower Garden | https://www.krg.nsw.gov.au/Things-to-do/Whats-on/Indigenous-heritage-presentation-guided-bush-tucker-walk |
| Thursday 1 May | AHO Heritage Festival TalkAboriginal Stories have been hidden for so long and heritage often destroyed. The Aboriginal Heritage Office archaeologists have worked hard to save the hidden secrets of our Country and preserve them for all. Join the AHO during the Australian Heritage Festival for a talk and visual presentation to learn about your local area, Aboriginal heritage, and stories of the people. Presented by the Aboriginal Heritage Office. Thursday 1 May, 12.30 - 1.30pm at Dee Why PCYC |
Dee Why PCYC | https://events.humanitix.com/aboriginalheritageandculture |
| Wednesday 7 May | Council Staff Sites Awareness TrainingAboriginal Sites Awareness Training for Council staff - for Planners and Project Managers. |
Coal Loader | Not Open to the Public |
| Thursday 8 May | Scalabrini Aged CareNot open to the public. |
Scalabrini Aged Care | Not Open to the Public |
| Friday 9 May | USYD Walk & Talk |
Coal Loader, Waverton | Not Open to the Public |
| Monday 12 May | Headspace WalkNot open to the public. |
Allambie Heights | Not Open to the Public |
| Tuesday 13 May | Council Staff Sites Awareness TrainingAboriginal Sites Awareness Training for Council staff - for Planners and Project Managers. |
Coal Loader | Not Open to the Public |
| Wednesday 14 May | Council Staff Sites Awareness TrainingAboriginal Sites Awareness Training for Council staff - for Land Management and Outdoor Staff. |
Coal Loader | Not Open to the Public |
| Wednesday 21 May | Council Staff Sites Awareness TrainingAboriginal Sites Awareness Training for Council staff - REFRESHER. |
Coal Loader | Not Open to the Public |
| Monday 26 May | National Sorry Day Walk & TalkPlease check Willoughby Council website for updates. Monday, 26 May 2025 | 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Take time out to learn about local Indigenous history and honour the Stolen Generations
The first National Sorry Day was held on 26 May, 1998. Meet Karen Smith from the Aboriginal Heritage Office to learn about this significant day and other important dates that make up National Reconciliation Week. Karen will guide us on the land of local Gamaragal People sharing information about the significant landscape features.
Meet in the lower car park, next to the netball courts. Turn into the long driveway that runs between the Incinerator cafe and the construction site and follow it right to the bottom car park.
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Flat Rock Gully | https://www.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/Eventbrite/National-Sorry-Day-walk-and-talk-1320662530179 |
| Wednesday 28 May | National Reconciliation Week AHO Presentation1pm - 2pm Manly Library Ground Floor Community Room |
Manly Library | Contact Northern Beaches Library |