Make your own lei using recycled materials

Leis are traditionally made from flowers, shells and feathers and used by Pacific cultures as a way of expressing love, gratitude and honour.

In this hands-on workshop, kids will learn how to make their very own lei using recycled materials to highlight the climate emergency facing Pacific countries and teach them the importance of caring for Country.

Led by emerging artist Morgan Hogg, who is of Cook Island and English heritage, participants will focus on the re-use of materials including plastic bags, bottle tops, plastic bottles and an assortment of other materials to create a beautiful lei that holds a special message.

  • All materials will be provided.
  • Participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
  • Recommended for ages 8+
  • This event has limited spaces, registrations required.

Members get more: Enjoy a member only session at 10am, Thursday 13 April.

Murmurations program

Murmurations. Commission: Tony Albert and Angela Tiatia
Past exhibition

Murmurations

Artists Tony Albert and Angela Tiatia have teamed up with creatives Lille Madden, Alina Olivares-Panucci and Corin Ileto

Thursday 30 March
Queens Square, Macquarie Street Sydney NSW 2000

Hyde Park Barracks

Queens Square, Macquarie Street Sydney NSW 2000
  • Wheelchair accessible
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