Join us for a guided walk on Country with Uncle Russell at Garabarra Lawn, North Ward.

This small-group experience invites participants to slow down, listen and learn about the cultural and historical significance of Garabarra. Through stories and shared reflection, we will deepen our understanding of this place and the living connection between people and Country.

This is an opportunity to walk gently and build stronger relationships grounded in First Nations knowledge and care for land.

Where: Garabarra Lawn, Cook St, North Ward 4810
When: Tue March 17 - 5.30pm start (approx. 45 minutes)
Tickets: $30 (Regular) $20 (Concession)

Free for First Nations People
Free for Children (must be supervised by an adult)

Limited to 15 participants per walk

Please note: Walks may be postponed or cancelled due to weather or unforseen circumstances. Ticket holders will be notified by phone and refunded if necessary.

Get your ticket here!

The rain had only just eased enough for us to gather for our first Green Drinks of the year. There was something fitting about that - the air still heavy, the ground freshly washed - as new and familiar faces came together in community.

We were honoured to welcome Max Lenoy as our speaker for the evening. Max has recently joined NQCC as a Management Committee member and brings deep experience as a curriculum specialist in Indigenous education.