Wollombi Cultural Centre 2888 Wollombi Rd, Wollombi NSW 2325

Wollombi Cultural Centre





12 Reviews
  • Monday10 am–4 pm
  • Tuesday10 am–4 pm
  • Wednesday10 am–4 pm
  • Thursday10 am–4 pm
  • Friday10 am–4 pm
  • Saturday10 am–4 pm
  • Sunday10 am–4 pm




Wollombi Cultural Centre 2888 Wollombi Rd, Wollombi NSW 2325




About the Business

Wollombi Valley Arts Council |

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2888 Wollombi Rd, Wollombi NSW 2325

Hours

  • Monday10 am–4 pm
  • Tuesday10 am–4 pm
  • Wednesday10 am–4 pm
  • Thursday10 am–4 pm
  • Friday10 am–4 pm
  • Saturday10 am–4 pm
  • Sunday10 am–4 pm

Features

  • Wheelchair-accessible car park
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance




Recommended Reviews

Vicky Teichman
22.10.2023
Wollombi Cultural Centre
The exhibition was very interesting
Karen Iles
10.09.2023
Wollombi Cultural Centre
My husband and I had the absolute privilege of participating in one of the full day tours with Wollombi Culture. Leanne King is a very inclusive and kind person. She made all of us in the group feel as though we could ask questions without judgement. We both learnt so much. Can not recommend Leanne King at Wollombi Culture enough.
Anne Turner
08.09.2023
Wollombi Cultural Centre
Great place and great people
J
02.09.2023
Wollombi Cultural Centre
Thank you so much Leanne for your generosity sharing Story and knowledge with us. We learnt so much and are humbled and deeply grateful. Love jila
Gordon “Hawkesbury Campground” McDonald
12.08.2023
Wollombi Cultural Centre
Just 2 hours north of Sydney is Mount Yengo, a site as sacred to the peoples of the East as Uluru is to those of Central Australia. Wollombi Aboriginal Cultural Experiences and Consultancy shares this area’s rich culture and history on tours and camps in and around Yengo National Park.Guided tours of this area's abundant sacred sites and beautiful rock engravings are a great way to experience living Aboriginal culture and learn local lore, like the fascinating story of how Mount Yengo came to be.On longer immersion camps, Aboriginal hosts guide you to cultural sites and show you how artefacts are made. You’ll enjoy dance workshops, campfire stories and bushwalks, and soak up fascinating knowledge about local bush tucker and medicine.Each tour leaves and returns to Wollombi, an important meeting place for Aboriginal people across millennia.

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2888 Wollombi Rd, Wollombi NSW 2325
Wollombi Cultural Centre