Nami is a Perth based artist and one of her signature art styles is Food Art.
Onigiri, sometimes called Omusubi, is the most iconic food in the Japanese lunch box (Bento). You can even find many different types of Onigiri at convenience stores in Japan as a grab and go snack!

❓ What: In this workshop Nami will show you how to make Onigiri in an easy and fun way, including how to cook steamed rice to perfection! Plus you get to learn how to make Tsukemono (Japanese pickles) as a side dish to your Onigiri.
For this workshop, everyone needs to bring their own – tea towel and plate.

📆 When: Friday 8th May, 5:30 – 7pm

📍 Where: Morley Sport and Recreation Centre, 12 Wellington Rd, Morley WA 6062

🚇 Travel: Public transport available from Morley Train Station and Morley Bus Station.

Youth Zone also includes a DIY toastie and smoothie station, nitendo switch, table tennis and other fun activties to chill, create and hang out with friends.

Bookings essential.

Note: this free workshop is part of the free Youth Zone drop-in program for young people aged 12 – 18. No bookings are required to use the drop-in space for general purposes, however bookings are essential to attend the workshop. Parents/caregivers are welcome to observe the workshop but are not required to book a ticket.