06/10/2026
Can't make it to Connect to Kambarang this weekend? Every visit to Wadjemup is an opportunity to connect with culture, learn something new, and reflect on the stories that have shaped this special place.
Pause and reflect at Koora-Yeye-Boordawan-Kalyakoorl (Past-Present-Future-Forever), the striking sculpture at the end of the main jetty. The artwork invites visitors to pay their respects and reflect on Wadjemup's significant Aboriginal and prison history.
πΌοΈ Visit Wadjemup Museum to see significant artefacts, learn about the island's complex history, and reflect on the many stories that have shaped Wadjemup over thousands of years. Then take a wander through the Sculpture Garden outside.
π Looking for something to do during these school holidays? Join Aboriginal artists Sharyn and James Egan on 7 and 8 October for free hands-on weaving and painting workshops, plus an artist talk. Register: https://bit.ly/4hmwW2v
πΆ Join an award-winning walking tour with Go Cultural Aboriginal Tours & Experiences, where your Noongar guide shares the cultural significance of Wadjemup and its enduring importance to the Whadjuk Noongar people.
πΏ Explore Noongar seasons, native plants and cultural knowledge through creative workshops perfect for little ones with Koorda's Crew.
π£ Visit some significant cultural sites and take part in workshops that share culture through storytelling, art and connection with Dooga Waalitj Healing.
πͺ’ Learn Noongar language, traditional rope-making and cultural practices with Mirliny. Ideal for school and corporate groups.
π And if you can make it to Connect to Kambarang from 9-11 October, don't forget to register: https://bit.ly/4dr8YBQ