Tree worship is universal, as is our symbiotic relationship to trees. Come and explore Canberra’s heritage listed, 100-year-old Cork Forest. Join a cohort of Localjinni’s as we throw light on this enchanted wood, make walking drawings, and meditate on the nature of trees. Wander with the moon and share the magic of night in collective safety. 

Dates: Friday 3 or 4 November 2023
Time: 8pm - 10pm
Location: Meet in the Cork Oak car park, National Arboretum Canberra
Price: $40 Adults (limited capacity 30 people per night)
           $20 for Arboreal Alteration Symposium participants
Ages: Suitable for all ages over 15 years

Please note:

• Meet you in the Cork Oak Forest carpark. The walk starts & ends there
• Approximately a 2km walk. Basic fitness level only required. 
• Not suitable for wheelchairs. 
• Wear warm clothes, sturdy shoes and wet weather gear if required.
• There are no toilet facilities, so best go prior. 
• Bring water and a sense of adventure. 
• Please let the event organisers know if you don't want to be photographed.

Ticket sales support local artists and local knowledge.

Participating artists include - Dr Sally Clarke, Dr Tracey Benson, Jane Duong, Nicole Voevodin-Cash, Caroline Huff, Dr Ursula Frederick and Fiona Hooton.

Held in association with the Arboreal Alterations Symposium

Please note this event is not run by the National Arboretum Canberra. Ticket holder details will be passed onto the event organisers of Localjinni.