Experience a heartfelt two-day exhibition honoring Kunyi McInerney, a renowned artist, author, and Stolen Generations survivor, featuring original artworks, interactive activities, and cultural refreshments.
Sunday 12 July 2026
to Monday 13 July 2026
10:00am - 2:00pm
1909 Strathalbyn Road, Flaxley SA, Australia
Free
Step into a moving celebration of art and history with the Kunyi McInerney exhibition during NAIDOC Week. This special event showcases approximately 40 original artworks by Kunyi McInerney, offering a unique opportunity to engage with powerful stories through visual art. Visitors can also watch a screening of her life story, deepening the connection to her journey and legacy.
The exhibition is designed to be both reflective and interactive, inviting families to explore Indigenous culture and history in a welcoming environment. Children and adults alike can participate in a hands-on art activity facilitated by Ros Cameron of Flaxley Woven, making it a creative experience for all ages.
Enjoy complimentary light refreshments with a distinctive bushtucker twist, adding a sensory cultural element to your visit. This event is perfect for parents looking to enrich their children’s understanding of Indigenous heritage while enjoying a community gathering.
The exhibition runs over two days, providing ample time to explore and participate. Highlights include:
- Viewing and purchasing original artworks by Kunyi McInerney
- Interactive art activities for children and families
- Screening of Kunyi’s life story
- Complimentary bushtucker-inspired refreshments
This event is free to attend, making it accessible for families wanting to celebrate NAIDOC Week meaningfully. It is suitable for school-aged children and adults interested in art, culture, and history.
The exhibition is held at Flaxley Woven, located at 1909 Strathalbyn Road, Flaxley SA. The venue is nestled in the scenic Adelaide Hills, offering a peaceful setting for reflection and creativity.
Parking is available on-site, and the venue is accessible for families with strollers. Public transport options are limited, so driving is recommended. The location is ideal for combining with a day trip exploring the beautiful Adelaide Hills region.
Please note the exhibition dates and times carefully: it runs on 12 and 13 July 2026 from 10:00 to 14:00 each day. The event is free, but artworks and books are available for purchase.
The interactive art activity is drop-in style, so families can join at any time during opening hours. Light refreshments are complimentary but limited, so early arrival is encouraged.
Respectful behavior is requested as this is a culturally significant event honoring Indigenous history and experiences.
There is no cost to attend the exhibition or participate in the interactive activities. No advance booking is required, making it easy for families to drop in at their convenience.
Artworks and books by Kunyi McInerney will be available for purchase, supporting the artist and Indigenous storytelling.
For more information, visitors can contact Adelaide Hills Council or visit their website.
