Aboriginal Australians have been looking at the night sky for thousands of years. They use the stars for navigation, education, a seasonal guide to the availability of foods, and to reinforce cultural identity and spirituality. Come learn about some of the Dreaming stories; their 'dark pattern' constellations such as the 'celestial emu'; the names given to the stars and differences between the way the sky is viewed by contemporary astronomers.

Thursday 26 May, 7 - 8pm

Unley Town Hall, Oxford Terrace, Unley

Cost $2.50 to be paid on booking, bookings essential. Book online via Eventbrite or phone 8372 5100. Suitable for all ages.

Please note: booking payments are non-refundable.