Yackety Yak: First Nations Coffee and Chat
Come along and have a yarn with other First Nations community members
Every Tuesday in school term, 10am-noon
FREE coffee, tea and biscuits.
This is suitable for people who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander over 18 years old.
No registration required, just come on down for a chat.
When
Every Tuesday in school term, 10am-noon
Where
Cost
FREE
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