NAIDOC Week 2025: Animating on iPads for younger children

Next date: Wednesday, 09 July 2025 | 10:45 AM to 11:30 AM

Using Tagtool Pro on an i-Pad, children aged between 7 - 8 years old are invited to bring their creative ideas to life.

This session brings young people together to explore their ideas in a supportive space and learn tips and tricks about iPad animation. Their creative explorations will be supported by Dylan Singh, a Wiradjuri animator and artist.

iPads provided. Spots are limited.

If you wish to bring your own iPad, please ensure that Tagtool Pro is installed.

A parent must accompany their child to this session.

About Dylan Singh

Proud Wiradjuri man Dylan Singh is a second generation circus performer with a passion for cultural practice. Using circus as a medium to weave culture into his performances, Dylan has searched for the meaning of Dreaming and how he can practice it in a modern day context.

Dylan has engaged audiences for over 10 years, working with some of Australia's leading companies, including Company 2, Circus Oz and Casus.

Growing up in the Flying Fruit Fly Circus, Dylan's connection to community is reflected through his goal to nurture and inspire the next generation of Black performers.

Having found a deep understanding of what it means to be a modern First Nations man and practitioner, Dylan hopes to help audiences learn and celebrate Aboriginal culture, struggles, and triumphs.

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About NAIDOC Family Day

This event is part of a day-long program at Braybrook Community Hub. NAIDOC Family Day commences from 10am on Wednesday 9 July with a Welcome to Country from Uncle Boots Cooper, and is followed by a day of fun activities and creative workshops for all ages. Stay for the free sausage sizzle (starting at 12pm) and rug up for an outdoor musical performance. Find out more on the NAIDOC Day webpage.

 

 

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Braybrook Community Hub, 107-139 Churchill Avenue, Braybrook, 3019, View Map