06dec11:00 am1:00 pmChristmas Card MakingChristmas CraftTime11am - 1pm
Event Details
Get crafty and prepare for the Season of Wonder! We’re getting into the Christmas spirit with a couple of hours of festive card-making fun at Mary MacKillop Place. Designed especially for
Event Details
Get crafty and prepare for the Season of Wonder! We’re getting into the Christmas spirit with a couple of hours of festive card-making fun at Mary MacKillop Place.
Designed especially for young crafters aged 5-10, but all Christmas card-making enthusiasts are welcome. Parents and guardians are required to stay and supervise their little crafters throughout the session, there’s plenty of materials for grown-ups to craft too!
Come along to the Schoolhouse and make as many Christmas cards as you like during the two-hour session and why not swap a card with someone else while you’re there?
Date:Sunday 6 December 2026
Time: 11am–1pm
Stay a short time or the whole time, it is completely up to you!
Location: The Schoolhouse, Mary MacKillop Place
Price:$5 for crafters – with all profits going to The Aboriginal Catholic Ministry Christmas Appeal which you’re also welcome to offer an additional donation to at checkout. (supervising parents/guardians are free)
🎨 Make and decorate your own Christmas cards
✂️ Create as many cards as you like during the session
💌 Swap cards with other card makers
🎄 Enjoy a relaxed couple of hours of Christmas crafting
You’re welcome to arrive earlier and join us for 10am Mass in the Chapel before the crafting begins. Bring along your own snacks and drinks, or purchase something from the Mary MacKillop Place Café.
Spaces are limited, so be sure to book your spot!
Cost
$5
Time
11am – 1pm
Venue
School House
9 - 11 Mount Street, North Sydney
After Hours Access
Entry via the green archway gate at 9 Mount Street, North Sydney
Resources
Venue Accessibility
Animals
Assistance animals welcome
Building
Ramp, lift, or level access
Parking
Available nearby
Toilets
Available on-site
FAQ
Do I need to stay for the event?
Yes. Each participating child must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who remains on-site for the duration of the event. If you do not wish to craft alongside your child, you just need to select the “Parent/Guardian Spectator” from the ticket list.
What is the role of the Aboriginal Catholic Ministry in the community?
All proceeds from ticket sales will go to supporting The Aboriginal Catholic Ministry (ACM). They provide spiritual, cultural and practical support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across greater Sydney. Through its programs, community gatherings and outreach services, ACM fosters connection, cultural identity and a strong sense of family and belonging. Donations help families experiencing financial hardship receive a Christmas hamper and additional donations help keep the pantry stocked with essential supplies, providing practical support to those who need it most.
