Explore the powerful embroidery works of Afghan women artisans at F Tanner Baker, celebrating cultural heritage and resilience.
Saturday 9 October 2027
to Friday 30 October 2026
10:00am - 5:00pm
F Tanner Baker, 60 Evans Street Rozelle NSW 2039 Australia
Free
Step into a world of intricate embroidery and heartfelt stories with the Hoori Handmade exhibition. This event showcases the artistry and resilience of Afghan women artisans, each piece telling a story of survival and hope. Perfect for families interested in cultural heritage and inspiring narratives.
Visitors will experience a unique collection of handcrafted textiles that preserve traditional techniques while supporting vital social causes. The exhibition offers a meaningful way to connect with the strength and creativity of these women.
Bring your children to witness the power of art as a tool for empowerment and cultural preservation, sparking conversations about resilience and global communities.
The exhibition runs from Friday, 9 October to Friday, 30 October 2026, open daily from 10:00 to 17:00. Entry is free, making it an accessible cultural outing for families.
Each embroidered piece is designed by the artisan herself, reflecting personal stories and cultural identity. Visitors can learn about the social enterprise behind the exhibition, which supports Afghan women in rebuilding their lives.
This event is community organised and offers a chance to support meaningful social causes through art appreciation and potential purchases.
Hoori Handmade is hosted at F Tanner Baker, located at 60 Evans Street, Rozelle NSW 2039, Australia. The venue is family-friendly and easily accessible by public transport or car.
Parking options and directions are available on the venue’s website, ensuring a smooth visit for parents with children.
The exhibition space is designed to be welcoming and informative, providing an enriching cultural experience for all ages.
Please note that the exhibition is free to enter, but purchasing items supports the artisans directly. This is a wonderful opportunity to contribute to a social cause while acquiring unique handcrafted pieces.
The event is suitable for school-aged children and adults interested in cultural heritage, art, and social impact.
Visitors are encouraged to respect the artworks and the stories they represent, fostering a thoughtful and engaging environment.
No booking is required to attend the exhibition. Visitors can drop in anytime during opening hours.
Entry is free, making it an ideal cultural outing for families looking for enriching activities without cost.
Purchases of handcrafted items are optional but highly encouraged to support the Afghan women artisans.
