PHIVE Presents: Aboriginal Cultural Warami Mittigar Tour

Join Aunty Leanne on this relaxed walk to learn how local Aboriginal groups survived and thrived in the Parramatta region. Discover ongoing connections to Country. 

The Dharug people are Parramatta’s first people and the traditional keepers of this land. Parramatta’s name comes from the Dharug word “burramatta, meaning “the place of eels”. 

This easy walk within beautiful Parramatta Park and along the Parramatta River is a wonderful opportunity to spend time on Country with Aunty Leanne. Hear about connections to land, plant uses, tools, hunting, weaving and many other aspects of local Indigenous culture. 

Important Information: This 2-hour walk is free, however, registrations are required. 

This activity is open to ages 7 years and up. Children must be accompanied by an adult throughout the duration of the activity. 

Please note, due to unavailability the cultural facilitators can change at any given date. 

Dear customer please note: This activity is in high demand. Please ensure that you show on the day of the tour and consider others in case you are unable to attend. If for you are unable to attend, please contact us via: education@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au  

Meet: in the foyer of PHIVE, Parramatta Library Please arrive 5 minutes prior to commencement of activity 

About Aunty Leanne:

Aunty Leanne King, a proud Dharug woman and founder of Wollombi Aboriginal Cultural Experiences, has been learning Wollombi cultural lore for over 30 years. Aunty Leanne believes that the stories she shares have resonance in today’s world, and that helping people connect with Country can be deeply nurturing. Aunty Leanne’s message is of empowering inclusion; how everyone, of all ages, backgrounds and beliefs can grow up within Culture.