Things to do
Covid19 has reminded us of the importance of societal rites of passage, as weddings and funerals made the headlines with restrictions. Ceremonies and rituals provide communities with a sense of belonging to something bigger, they unite us through a common identity, and shared experience. They provide structure in our lives, connect the community, and remind us of our values, cultural heritage and the key milestones of people’s lives, which bond us together and bring rhythm to our year.
Join us with a panel of four speakers from diverse cultural backgrounds with presentations on how different cultures celebrate these significant life events. Come and hear about what we have in common and gain insights into unique cultural differences.
Speakers
Rosemary Wanganeen
A proud Aboriginal Australian woman from South Australia of Kaurna, Wirrangu, Koogatha and English heritage and CEO of the Australian Institute for Loss and Grief
Dr Amal Chakraborty BCom, MSD, PhD
Bangladesh Community Representative and Flinders University Researcher
Ms Shal Chan
Teacher, artist, owner of Earthy Arts with a passion in clay crafting, Shal originates from the multicultural country of Malaysia.
Luis Arriola
Active member of the Latin American community and Director of Tutor Doctor, an in-home education tutoring services in Adelaide.
Saturday 13 February
2pm – 4.30pm
FREE! Bookings Essential
Online bookings only
NO walk ins or box office sales on the day
Domain Theatre
All visitors to the Marion Cultural Centre are required to scan the COVID Safe Check-in QR code , or sign in manually via the box office. Please visit https://www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/business-and-work/covid-safe-check-in
to download the required app.
Stop the Spread
· Do not attend Marion Cultural Centre if you or anyone in your group has any symptoms of cold or flu.
· Keep 1.5 metres distance from others.
· Wash hands or use sanitizer provided before entering and exiting the premises.
· Maintain appropriate personal hygiene practices (especially covering coughs and sneezes).
· Ask staff if you are not sure
https://www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/health-advice/stop-the-spread-in-sa
in Domain Theatre
The Marion Outdoor Pool will host a Family Movie Night on Saturday 23 January 2021. Bookings online
Residents are invited to celebrate Australia Day at a free community event at Hendrie Street Reserve, Park Holme.
Join author Alexander Thorpe live via webinar as he discusses his cosy, historical murder mystery Death Leaves the Station.