Various classes and workshops, including language, art and crafts, are held at this interesting Aboriginal cultural centre. Booking ahead for most is encouraged, so check the program online. As it's part of the Bathers Beach Art Precinct there are also regular Aboriginal art exhibitions, with works available for purchase and proceeds going directly to the artists.
Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre
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