Make a Didgeridoo on Country: A Workshop

Out on country with Rhan Hooper. Find, cut, shape, carve, paint and play.



10 hours Class size 1 to 20 guests    

  $800 - $900 ($900 per guest when you book for 1+ guests, $800/guest for 3+ guests) (PayPal Pay in 4 available)

Book Your Spot

Book Your Spot

Book in for a day trip or overnight stay to find, cut, sand and shape before carving and painting your own didgeridoo, then learn how to play.

Partners welcome, but this is a men-only activity as tradition.


Head Off and Seek Out

Head Off and Seek Out

Rhan Hopper will lead you through traditional techniques and practices to seek out the hollowed branches and cut the termite-eaten timber.


Collect and Create

Collect and Create

Collect the timber and create your own personal didgeridoo with cultural references and signature designs by Rhan Hooper. You will take home a beautiful piece to use or display.


Culture and Connection

Culture and Connection

Connecting on country; this men’s business is excellent for mental health and getting away from it all. Spend the night on country and make it a full experience.


Step onto Country for a rare and meaningful cultural experience with First Nations artist and cultural practitioner Rhan Hooper. In this immersive workshop, you’ll learn how a didgeridoo is created from start to finish — from selecting the right timber on Country to carving, shaping, painting, and learning to play your own instrument.
This is not a studio class. It’s a grounding, outdoor experience where culture, nature, and creativity come together. You’ll walk with Rhan, hear stories, learn traditional processes, and create a didgeridoo that carries your own connection to Country.
What you'll get
  • Walk on Country with Rhan to identify naturally hollowed trees and learn the cultural significance of timber selection.
  • Prepare your didgeridoo through cutting, cleaning, shaping, and sanding using both traditional and modern tools.
  • Carve and finish your instrument with guidance on tone, timber, and mouthpiece shaping.
  • Create a beeswax mouthpiece for comfort and sound quality.
  • Paint your didgeridoo using ochre-inspired colours, symbols, and cultural design elements guided by Rhan’s knowledge.
  • Learn to play with breathwork, rhythm, drone techniques, and cultural respect for the instrument.
  • Hear stories, teachings, and cultural knowledge throughout the day. You’ll leave with a fully finished, playable didgeridoo that you created yourself.
Knowledge required
No knowledge or previous experience is required.
What to bring
  • Comfortable clothing
  • Closed shoes
  • Hat and water bottle
  • A respectful, open mindset
  • Overnight bag with essentials and a power bank for charging phones (if staying overnight)
Add-on available for this class
  • Extra person - not creating ($300)
You can add this when you book (optional).
Suitable for

This class is great for individuals and couples as well as for a date idea, team building activity, birthday or hens party.

This experience would also be a unique gift for her, gift for mum, Father's Day gift or gift for couples.

Location

Ipswich, QLD

Exact location is masked for privacy. You'll automatically get the specific address after booking.

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Wandering Country
Wandering Country

female Women-owned

We created Wandering Country because creating with a hands-on approach has always felt like coming home. Our crafts both grew from years spent travelling across Country — learning from nature, from cultural practitioners, and from the quiet moments where creativity and culture meet. There wasn’t one big turning point; it was a slow, steady calling that kept pulling us back to earth, stone, seed, pigment, and story. My own business Drift & Stone began as one betta fish and the feeling that I could do so much better by it, growing into aquascaping and then terrariums.
We are passionate about teaching because we love watching people soften into creativity. Whether it’s a didgeridoo, terrarium, a coolamon, a bracelet weave, or an opal necklace, there’s always a moment where someone’s face lights up and they realise, “I made this.” That moment never gets old. Workshops feel like gentle gatherings — a place to reconnect with nature, culture, and your own imagination.
I co‑create many of our experiences with my business partner and cultural practitioner Rhan Hooper, whose knowledge and guidance shape our cultural art workshops and didgeridoo experiences. Together, we bring a blend of nature craft, cultural respect, and hands‑on learning that feels personal and grounded.
Over the years, we have taught hundreds of students — families, kids, adults, corporate teams, and community groups. We’ve run workshops at cafés, markets, festivals, and creative spaces across Australia, and we’ve spent years developing our skills in opal jewellery, natural stone crafting, terrarium building, and nature‑based art. Many of the materials we use — seeds, stones, pigments, timbers — are gathered respectfully on Country, with permission and cultural guidance, so every workshop carries a story of place.
We love creating spaces where people feel welcome, inspired, and connected. Wandering Country is our way of sharing the beauty of nature, culture, and creativity with others, and we are grateful to invite you into it.

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