Step into a vibrant 1970s-inspired space for kids to create, dress up, and contribute to a collaborative art installation.
Ongoing activity
Australia
Free
Step into a colourful 1970s-inspired space in Gallery Two where creativity and self-expression take centre stage. Children will have the exciting opportunity to design and create their own fashion pieces using bold fabrics, patterns, and textures. They can also try on vintage-style outfits, immersing themselves in the fun and flair of the decade.
This engaging workshop invites kids to contribute to a growing collaborative installation, making each visit unique and interactive. It’s a wonderful way for children to explore hands-on making with a variety of materials including drawing tools, fabric scraps, and recycled elements.
Perfect for school-aged children, this event encourages imagination, identity exploration, and community connection through art and fashion.
The workshop is held in Gallery Two, a dedicated creative space designed to inspire young minds. Participants will be guided through the process of designing and crafting their own pieces, with plenty of support and encouragement.
Materials provided include a wide range of fabrics, recycled items, and art supplies to spark creativity. Dress-up sessions allow children to experience the vibrant fashion of the 1970s firsthand.
This is a drop-in style event, welcoming families to join at their convenience during opening hours. It is suitable for children aged 6 to 12 years.
The event takes place in Gallery Two, located within the main exhibition area. The venue is accessible by public transport and offers family-friendly facilities.
Parking is available nearby, and the gallery is stroller-friendly. The space is designed to be welcoming and inclusive for all visitors.
Families are encouraged to arrive early to fully enjoy the creative activities and dress-up opportunities.
All materials are provided, so there is no need to bring anything except your imagination and enthusiasm. Children should wear comfortable clothing suitable for crafting.
Parental supervision is recommended throughout the workshop to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
The event celebrates creativity, identity, and community, so participants are encouraged to express themselves freely and respectfully.
This is a free event with no prior booking required, making it easy for families to drop in and join the fun.
Spaces are limited to ensure a quality experience, so arriving early is advised. The event runs during gallery opening hours on selected dates.
For more information, please visit the gallery’s website or contact the event organizers directly.
