Store 2 — Mindful Wild Steps

Festival & Event Workshops

Mindful Wild Steps offers creative, nature-based sessions for children and families at festivals, community events, markets, and gatherings across lutruwita (Tasmania, Australia).

These workshops are always hands-on and relaxed, encouraging slow creativity, sensory play, and meaningful connection.

I only attend events that align with the core values of community, connection, and sustainability. If you're planning something that shares this ethos, you're welcome to reach out.

Session Details

Format: Drop-in style – families are welcome to come and go

Offering: Two activities (chosen from the below sheets)

These can be run across one full 3-hour block, or split into two shorter sessions (e.g. 1.5 hours each with a break in between)

Max children at a time: 15 - 20

Max session length: 3 hours per day

Setup + materials: All provided and packed down by us

Supervision: Our workshops are designed for shared family participation. Children must be accompanied by a parent or carer – we’re not insured or set up to provide child-minding.

Facilitators

Mindful Wild Steps is a small, family-run business.

Workshops are usually facilitated by 2–3 team members. As part of our family-first approach, there may be children present during setup or sessions. This is a core part of how we operate and is non-negotiable.

Insurance

Mindful Wild Steps is fully insured, with cover in place for:

Public Liability Insurance
Personal Accident cover for facilitators and volunteers
Coverage includes travel to and from sessions

All facilitators and volunteers also hold a current Working with Vulnerable People card and a valid First Aid certificate.

Full documentation is available on request.

What we ask

We don’t charge a facilitation fee. We simply ask for:

Travel covered at 50c/km return from Brighton, TAS

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A mutually supportive exchange, such as:

Event tickets or passes for facilitators + any children attending

Food or drink vouchers during the day

Anything else that feels fair and helpful on both sides

This exchange-based model helps us stay accessible while still honouring the time, energy, and preparation that goes into what we do. We're happy to discuss options that work for both sides.

If it’s a good fit, we’ll make it work.