Overview
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Come and create meaningful resources that reflect your cultural and personal stories in this special, nourishing workshop for mamas and bubs in their first 1000 days (conception to the age of three). Every morning, mothers can engage in creative practice with their bubs while exploring the importance of connection to country, our ancestors and arts and culture as part of our Motherhood journey.
Based in Gimuy / Cairns, For Mothers is presented by Púuna, a creative and cultural project developed by global indigenous artists and mamas Lia Pa’apa’a (Samoan/Luiseño) and Johannah Maza (Yidinji/Mer/Irish) who work to empower mums through design, craft, food and weaving, creating meaningful resources for their babies and families.
Púuna Sanctuary - Free Activity
Every afternoon, the For Mothers space will transform into a hideaway where mums and bubs can enjoy tummy time, woven sensory play, and connect with other mamas. Translating to “grow in a circle” in Native Luiseno, the Púuna Sanctuary invites mamas to unwind and reflect with each other in a nurturing, supportive environment.
Drop in between 12:00-3:00pm daily.
For Mothers is part of QPAC’s Out of the Box.
Presented by QPAC’s Out of the Box
This event is part of the QPAC 40 program, celebrating 40 years of curiosity, inclusion, gathering and stories.
Accessibility
For wheelchair users, Companion Card holders or those requiring assistance, dedicated seating options are available, and bookings can be made through our Call Centre by giving us a call on 136 246. You can also find information on access and accessibility at QPAC here.
To book the below accessibility enhanced performances please call QPAC Group Sales on 07 3840 7466 or email groups@qpac.com.au. You can find a full list of accessibility enhanced performances including Audio-Described / Auslan Interpreted / Captioned / Relaxed / Tactile tours here.
Auslan Interpreted
Selected performances are professionally signed by Auslan interpreters.