Bush Tucker Workshop with Narelle Happ - Free School Holiday Program

Bush tucker, also called bush food, is food native to Australia. Aboriginal Australians have used indigenous plants for food and medicine for millennia. In this two-hour workshop, you learn about Australian Aboriginal culture and food.

You will learn how bush tucker is connected to culture, learn how to identify bush tucker species, and which plants can be used for medicine. There will be a bush tucker taste testing eg; wattle seed muffins, lemon myrtle cordial , warrigal green pesto (all halal), fresh berries

Everyone will be planting and taking home plants

You must be 14 years or older to take part in this session.

Please register if you would like to come to this event and please enter your phone number during registration so we can contact you if anything changes. There is a limit of 15 people for this event.

This event is for people aged 14-24 from a multicultural background.

Adequate staff supervision will be provided during all activities, however you will need to find your own transport to and from activities, unless otherwise stated by MCCI. All activities follow the MCCI COVIDSafe Plan. If you feel unwell or have COVID symptoms, please stay at home.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

117 Corrimal St, 117 Corrimal Street, Wollongong, Australia