Join us for a henna workshop, where you'll explore its rich history and cultural significance, followed by hands-on practice
✅ Participants must be aged between 16 to 24 and live, work, study or visit the City of Hume.
Welcome to Henna Workshop at Craigieburn Youth Centre!
Join us on Wednesday 9 April 2025 at 4:00 PM for a fun-filled evening. Learn all about the art of henna design and create beautiful temporary art on your skin.
This event is perfect for anyone interested in trying out something new and getting creative. No prior experience is necessary, just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn!
What to expect
Who will be there?
- Other young people (aged 16-24 years)
- Youth Innovation Committee (YIC) members (aged 16-24 years)
- Hume Youth Services Staff (will be wearing black t-shirts with logo)
What will we be doing?
- We will learn about the history and culture of henna
- We will look at designs and their meanings
- With help, we will practice making henna designs
- You can talk to other young people during the activities
- We will have music playing in the background
- You can go to a quiet room if you need to pray or have alone time
Will there be food?
Yes! Food will be provided in the session. Please ensure you let us know of any dietary requirements.
Do I need previous experience?
Not at all! People at any stage in learning about henna are welcome to attend. This workshop will be aimed at supporting beginners.
Do I need to bring anything?
No, you don't need to bring anything as our team will provide everything. If you would like to bring a fidget toy or water bottle, you are welcome to.
Accessibility of Venue
Getting to the Venue
- By Car: There are lots of parking spaces outside of the venue. There are also accessible parking spaces in front of the venue.
- By Train: Craigieburn Train Station is a 1km (10 minute) walk away.
- By Bus: Plumpton Ave/Craigieburn Rd (Craigieburn) route 525, 529, 537 & 544 are a 1 minute walk away.
Entering the Venue
- There is a ramp with railing leading into the building.
- The door will be open, if there are any issues a doorbell can be pressed for assistance.
Inside the venue
- Flat and even flooring (carpet and lino).
- Accessible and Gender Neutral bathroom.
- Have quiet spaces that can be used for alone time or prayer.
- Have LED lighting (can be switched off when it is light outside).
- We have heating and cooling inside, which can be adjusted.
- For seating we have; a very large couch, school chairs (no arm rests), beanbags, ottoman seats.
Contact Information
If you have any questions about the accessibility or the event, our team is happy to answer questions prior to the event or on the night. Our staff will be wearing Youth Services shirts with an owl on the back.
Below is Richard Craig (Youth Engagement and Pathways Officer) contact details:
Phone: 0418 322 807
Email: richardc@hume.vic.gov.au