Discover the vibrant artwork of local First Nations artist Karen Briggs at Stirling Library during National Reconciliation Week 2026.
Monday 25 May 2026
to Monday 13 July 2026
63 Mount Barker Rd, Stirling SA 5152, Australia
Free
Immerse yourself in the captivating illustrations of Karen Briggs, a talented Yorta Yorta woman and contemporary First Nations artist. This exhibition showcases artwork from her recent picture book, ‘Going Fishing With Nana’, bringing stories to life through vivid and meaningful imagery.
Perfect for families and art lovers of all ages, the exhibition offers a unique opportunity to connect with Indigenous culture and storytelling in a welcoming community space. It’s a free event designed to inspire and educate visitors about First Nations art and heritage.
Experience the warmth and creativity of Karen’s work while supporting local artists and celebrating cultural diversity in the Adelaide Hills.
The exhibition runs from 25 May to 13 July 2026, available during all opening hours of the Coventry Library. No bookings are required, making it easy to drop in at your convenience.
Visitors can explore the full range of illustrations featured in Karen’s picture book, which beautifully combines graphic design and traditional storytelling. The event is family-friendly and suitable for all ages, encouraging community engagement with Indigenous art.
This event coincides with National Reconciliation Week (27 May - 3 June), a significant time to reflect on shared histories and cultural achievements in Australia.
The exhibition is held at Coventry Library, located at 63 Mount Barker Road, Stirling SA 5152. The library is accessible by car and public transport, with parking available nearby.
Stirling is a charming town in the Adelaide Hills, making it a lovely destination for a day out with the family. The library provides a comfortable and welcoming environment to enjoy the exhibition at your own pace.
Visitors are encouraged to check the library’s opening hours before planning their visit to ensure access during exhibition times.
This is a free event open to the public with no need for prior registration or tickets. The exhibition is suitable for all ages and families are warmly welcomed.
Please respect the artworks and the cultural significance they hold. Photography policies may apply, so visitors should inquire at the library if they wish to take photos.
The exhibition supports National Reconciliation Week’s goals of fostering understanding and respect for First Nations peoples and cultures.
There is no cost to attend this exhibition. No bookings or tickets are required.
Visitors can simply drop in during library opening hours to enjoy the artworks.
For more information, contact Coventry Library or Adelaide Hills Council.
