Join artist Alex Byrne to create moths for a global climate emergency art installation.
Tuesday 30 June 2026
10:30am - 3:30pm
78 Flushcombe Rd, Blacktown NSW 2148, Australia
Free
Experience a unique and engaging creative activity designed for all ages, where you will craft your own moth inspired by local species in Blacktown. This event is part of a global movement addressing the climate emergency through art, connecting participants worldwide.
The workshop is led by artist Alex Byrne, who will guide you step-by-step using templates and recycled materials to create your moth. Your creation will contribute to a large-scale installation displayed internationally, making your participation impactful and meaningful.
This is a wonderful opportunity for families to bond over art and environmental awareness, encouraging conversations about energy systems and our relationship with nature.
The event takes place on Wednesday, 2026-06-30, from 10:30 to 15:30, with a drop-in format allowing flexibility for busy families.
All materials are provided, including templates and crafting supplies, though donations of milk bottles are appreciated to support the project.
The activity is free of charge and suitable for participants of all ages, making it an ideal school holiday outing.
The workshop is held at The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre, located at 78 Flushcombe Rd, Blacktown, NSW 2148.
The venue is accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming space for families and children.
Parking and facilities are available on site, ensuring a comfortable visit for attendees.
Please note the event is a drop-in session, so you can join anytime between 10:30 and 15:30.
Participants are encouraged to bring empty milk bottles to recycle into moths, supporting sustainability.
The event aligns with ongoing public health guidelines to ensure safety for all attendees.
This is a free event with no prior booking required, making it easy for families to participate spontaneously.
Donations of milk bottles are welcomed but not mandatory.
For more information and updates, visit the project website at www.mothstoaflame.art.
