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Overview
Kinder Kulture at Home is a Murray Arts initiative that brings First Nations creative practice into the home through simple, tactile, and culturally rich activities for children and families.
What it is
Kinder Kulture is Murray Arts’ long‑running program, started in 2015, that works with local First Nations creatives to deliver fun, interactive workshops for preschool‑aged children in music, visual arts, drama, and storytelling. The at home version adapts these ideas for families to enjoy together, often using natural materials and traditional cultural themes
How it works at home
The Kinder Kulture at Home episodes feature local artists guiding families through step‑by‑step creative projects. For example, in the first episode, Wiradjuri artist Bethany taught how to make Bush Toy Dolls using sticks, gum leaves, and coloured wool.
These activities are designed to be:
Easy and tactile – suitable for young children
Culturally connected – inspired by Aboriginal traditions
Family‑friendly – encouraging intergenerational participation
Families are encouraged to share photos of their finished creations with Murray Arts
Kinder Kulture at Home
Contact details
To discuss you application idea/s please contact Murray Arts Executive Support & Grants Officer Julien Bonnel.
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DISCOVER OPPORTUNITIEs
Unlocked Grant Program
UNLOCKED was an initiative developed as a response to the massive disruption that COVID-19 Pandemic caused across the creative industry, and tailored to artists in the Murray Arts footprint.
Country Arts Support Program
CASP is an annual small grants program administered by Murray Arts to support a creative and vibrant regional NSW arts scene.Â
