Connect with Country through breath, movement, and story in this grounding Wayapa Wuurrk workshop with Jaz Corr.
Inviting participants to reconnect with Country and grounded in First Nations knowledge, Wayapa Wuurrk encourages a deeper awareness of the natural world and our place within it. Participants will explore gentle movement, breath, and reflection while tuning into the rhythms of the surrounding environment.
This session offers a calming, embodied experience that supports holistic wellbeing, fostering connection to land, culture, and community while encouraging participants to slow down, listen, and move with intention.
Cost
Adult $35
Member $28
Concession / Youth $30
Family (two adults & two youth) $85
Bundle & Save
2 events 10% off
3 events 15% off
4+ events 20% off
Location
Bundanon Art Museum
Featuring
Jaz Corr is a proud Dharawal Aboriginal visual artist, visual arts teacher and Wayapa Wuurrk instructor based on Yuin country, South Coast NSW. Jaz’s artwork explores social, political, cultural, and environmental issues through powerful visual communication. Her practice blends studio work with art critical discourse, offering a critical perspective on the world around her.
Make Good Festival is proudly supported by the NSW Government through its tourism and major events agency, Destination NSW.
