Celebrate community and creativity with local youth art during Reconciliation Week 2026 at The Memo Healesville.
Wednesday 26 May 2027
to Sunday 30 August 2026
235 Maroondah Hwy, Healesville VIC 3777, Australia
Free
Experience a vibrant celebration of community spirit and creativity through the eyes of local kindergarten and school children. This exhibition showcases their voices and imaginations, developed in collaboration with Yaggera artist Jenine Godwin‑Thompson during Reconciliation Week 2026.
Visitors will enjoy a diverse range of artworks that highlight shared stories and cultural connections, making it a meaningful outing for families interested in supporting young artists and learning about community heritage.
The exhibition is thoughtfully presented in the foyer of The Memo Healesville, providing a welcoming space for all ages to explore and reflect.
This community-driven exhibition runs from Tuesday, 26 May 2026, through to Sunday, 30 August 2026. It is available for viewing during the venue's opening hours, allowing families to visit at their convenience.
The collaboration with a local Indigenous artist enriches the experience, offering insights into cultural storytelling and artistic expression.
Admission is free, making it an accessible cultural outing for families looking to engage with local art and community initiatives.
The exhibition is held at The Memo Healesville, located at 235 Maroondah Hwy, Healesville, 3777. The venue is centrally situated and easy to reach by car or public transport.
Visitors can view the exhibition in the foyer area during all opening hours, providing flexibility for families to plan their visit.
Parking and local amenities are available nearby, ensuring a comfortable visit for parents and children alike.
Please note the exhibition is open throughout the stated dates but only during The Memo Healesville's opening hours. It is advisable to check the venue's schedule before planning your visit.
The exhibition is designed to be family-friendly and inclusive, celebrating the diversity and creativity of young people in the community.
Visitors are encouraged to respect the artworks and the cultural significance behind them, fostering a positive environment for all attendees.
No booking is required to attend this exhibition, making it easy for families to drop in at their convenience.
The event is free of charge, providing an excellent opportunity for parents seeking enriching and cost-effective activities for their children.
For more information or any inquiries, contact details are provided by Yarra Ranges Council.
