Mas Chaapu kurun

Fish Printing

WITH Mamdhuh

03:00 PM Fri 24 October 2025

Try the art of fish printing inspired by traditional Japanese Gyotaku methods to create lasting memories and document your catch through impressions made with food grade ink on paper.

OPEN FOR REGISTRATION

VINYL LISTENING SESSION WITH MAMEMO

Hulhevi Hin’dhu - Analog Moments

04:00 PM Sat 25 October 2025

Come join in for a listening session with Mamemo, where he shares his stories and plays a curated selection of music on Vinyl. We have included a Coffee, and you will have access to an Analog Beverage Station by Meraki for more options.

NEXT Session Open

VINYL LISTENING SESSION WITH MAMEMO

Hulhevi Hin’dhu - Analog Moments

04:00 PM Sat 1 November 2025

Come join in for a listening session with Mamemo, where he shares his stories and plays a curated selection of music on Vinyl. We have included a Coffee, and you will have access to an Analog Beverage Station by Meraki for more options.

Nuliyeliyun

Abstract Expression

WITH Mamdhuh

Nuliyeliyun literally translates to ‘writing without writing’. It is similar to what is called Asemic writing which is an abstract form of expression not focused on the meaning (content) of the writing, rather the process (context) through the act of pure expression.

Scheduling Soon, NOTIFY

Nakaiy and the Changing Winds

An open Conversation

WITH Shabin and Dr.Nashwan

07:00 PM Fri 1 August 2025

We’re hosting a small gathering at Veshige Nature House, over a dinner prepared by the community, to explore how Nakaiy shaped the way our ancestors lived in tune with nature and how we might reconnect with these cycles in our daily lives today.

COMPLETED

Mas Chaapu kurun

Fish Printing

WITH Mamdhuh

04:00 PM Sat 9 August 2025

Try the art of fish printing inspired by traditional Japanese Gyotaku methods to create lasting memories and document your catch through impressions made with food grade ink on paper.

COMPLETED, Scheduling Soon

Mas Chaapu kurun

Fish Printing

WITH Mamdhuh

04:00 PM Sat 23 August 2025

Try the art of fish printing inspired by traditional Japanese Gyotaku methods to create lasting memories and document your catch through impressions made with food grade ink on paper.

COMPLETED, Scheduling Soon