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Date: Saturday 4 July
Time:

Session 1: Kids ages 6-14 years 11am - 12.30pm

Session 2: Open age (15yrs- adult) 1.30-3pm

Join proud Wiradjuri woman, designer and founder of Kristy Dickinson for creative jewellery-making workshops at the museum to celebrate NAIDOC week. Make your own iconic piece ( badge, earing or keychain)using dazzling handmade designs and materials from Haus of Dizzy HQ in workshops for all ages.

Suitable to all levels of experience.

All materials and jewellery making tools provided

Includes complimentary entry to the museum and special exhibitions

Includes light refreshments

Cost: $70 | $60 members/earlybird

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL

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• Please arrive to the registration desk in museum foyer 5-10 mins prior to the program.
• Parents/ carers will be required to sign permission forms for participants under 15 years on the day.
• No printed tickets are necessary, we will check in via guestlist.

About Haus of Dizzy:

Meet Kristy Dickinson. The proud Wiradjuri woman behind Haus of Dizzy, a dynamic jewellery brand with a profound social impact. Kristy creates bold, playful, statement-making jewellery that celebrates and honours First Nations culture, imbuing a sense of empowerment and joy in everyone who wears it. Often featuring powerful socio-political messages, each piece is designed, laser-cut, hand-painted, and assembled in Haus of Dizzy’s Fitzroy studio in Naarm Melbourne. From its origins in 2014, Haus of Dizzy has evolved into a vibrant cultural hub, boasting a brick-and-mortar store in Fitzroy Naarm and engaging workshops. Kristy's commitment to empowerment extends beyond jewellery, embracing community engagement and events. Haus of Dizzy is more than a brand, it's a movement, embodying inclusivity and empowerment in every design. Join Kristy on this journey, where creativity meets social impact through Haus of Dizzy's unique and meaningful pieces.