Key Specifications

*Workshop Type: Cultural education, language, storytelling and art activity

*Location: Salt Water Murris Quandamooka, 3 Ballow Road, Gumpi (Dunwich), Minjerribah

*Workshop Date: Thursday, 6 August 2026

*Participants: Up to 18 people

*Facilitator: Dr Sandra Delaney

*Language Component: 30-minute Jandai language presentation

*Art Component: 45–60 minute guided storytelling through art workshop

*Materials Included: Individual canvases, acrylic paints, brushes, palettes, water containers and art consumables

*Participant Outcome: Each participant completes their own canvas artwork to take home

*Suitable For: Corporate groups, staff engagement, cultural learning, RAP activities, leadership retreats and community connection programs

*Additional Participants: May incur additional material costs

*Payment Terms: Payment due within 14 days of invoice unless otherwise agreed

Program Includes

Introduction to Quandamooka Country and Minjerribah, Quandamooka history, Jandai language reclamation, culturally significant place names, and the connection between language, identity, storytelling and Country. Participants will then take part in a guided art activity exploring traditional storytelling through visual art, incorporating Jandai language words and concepts into their own canvas artwork.

A meaningful Minjerribah-based cultural experience connecting Quandamooka language, Country, storytelling and art.