Experience the stunning Bakandji Fashion collection by Aunty Jeanie Mason inspired by Dreamtime stories.
Friday 29 May 2026
9:00am - 6:00pm
Errington Reserve, 33 Princess Street, St Albans VIC 3021, Australia
Step into a vibrant celebration of Indigenous culture through the dazzling Always Was, Always Will Be Bakandji Fashion collection. This exhibition showcases the artistic talents of Aunty Jeanie Mason, a respected Elder and artist whose designs are deeply inspired by Dreamtime stories from Kirra Kirra Country in NSW. It’s a unique opportunity for families to connect with Indigenous heritage through fashion and storytelling.
Visitors can expect to see beautifully crafted garments that tell powerful stories of the Baaka and Wilcannia regions. The exhibition is designed to engage and inspire, making it a meaningful outing for parents and children alike.
The exhibition runs for one day only, on May 29, 2026, from 09:00 to 18:00. It is suitable for all ages, especially school-aged children who will enjoy learning about Indigenous culture in a creative and visual way. The event is held at the St Albans Community Centre, a welcoming space with accessible facilities.
Attendees are encouraged to take their time exploring the collection and reflecting on the stories behind the designs. It’s a wonderful chance to support Indigenous artists and learn about the rich cultural heritage of the Bakandji people.
The exhibition is located at St Albans Community Centre (STACC), 33 Princess Street, St Albans VIC 3021. The venue is easily accessible by public transport and offers parking options nearby. Families will find the community centre a comfortable and safe environment for children to explore.
The centre is equipped with amenities to ensure a pleasant visit, including restrooms and seating areas. It’s an ideal spot for a family day out that combines education and creativity.
Please note that the exhibition is a one-day event, so plan your visit accordingly to make the most of the experience. Photography may be restricted to protect the artwork, so check with staff upon arrival.
The event respects and acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land, the Wurundjeri and Bunurong Peoples, and encourages visitors to reflect on this important cultural recognition.
Parents are advised to supervise children throughout the exhibition to ensure a respectful and enjoyable visit for all.
Entry details and ticketing information are not specified, so it is recommended to check the official Brimbank City Council website or contact the venue for any booking requirements or fees. This exhibition is a valuable cultural experience that offers great educational value for families.
Consider arriving early to avoid crowds and to fully immerse your family in the rich stories and artistry on display.
