Women's Yarning Circle

The Aboriginal Women's Yarning Circle aims to provide a safe, cultural space for Aboriginal women to talk, listen and learn from each other.

This circle meets once a month at the Wingecarribee Aboriginal Cultural Centre in Mittagong and is open to women over 18 years who wish to connect with their culture, traditions and to make new friends in the community.

The Yarning Circle runs on the fourth Friday of every month.

For further information, contact Lisa Fuller on 0498 075 198 or [email protected].

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