Create artwork with your grandparent or carer inspired by school lunch memories from the past.
Wednesday 8 July 2026
10:45am - 12:00pm
Fair Park, 1A Park Blvd, Ferntree Gully VIC 3156, Australia
Free
Step into a heartwarming creative experience where you and your grandparent or carer can explore the stories behind school lunches from generations past. This workshop invites families to connect through art, sharing memories and stories while crafting a unique piece together. No artistic skills are needed, making it perfect for all ages and abilities.
The event celebrates the community’s rich history through the eyes of Over 65’s residents of Knox, showcased alongside the My School Lunch exhibition. It’s a wonderful opportunity to bond, reminisce, and create lasting memories.
Whether your school lunch was a favourite or a funny story, this workshop encourages you to express those moments in a fun and engaging way.
This workshop is designed for participants aged 7 to 100, welcoming children, parents, grandparents, and carers alike. You will be guided through creating an artwork that reflects your favourite or not so favourite school lunch.
No prior experience in art is necessary, so everyone can enjoy the process of creativity and storytelling. The workshop runs for 1 hour and 15 minutes, providing ample time to explore your ideas and complete your artwork.
Materials will be provided, so just bring your enthusiasm and your stories!
The workshop will be held at Knox U3A, located within the Fairpark Reserve Multipurpose Community Facility at 1A Park Boulevard, Ferntree Gully. This venue is accessible and welcoming, with parking and public transport options nearby.
Situated in a community hub, the location offers a comfortable and friendly environment for families to gather and create together.
Please check local transport schedules and parking availability ahead of time to ensure a smooth arrival.
This is a free event, but registration is required to secure your place. The workshop is suitable for a wide age range, encouraging intergenerational participation.
Participants should wear comfortable clothing suitable for art activities. All materials will be provided, and no artistic experience is necessary.
The event supports community connection and creativity, making it ideal for families looking to spend quality time together while exploring local heritage.
The workshop is completely free of charge. Spaces are limited, so early registration is recommended to avoid disappointment.
You can register online or contact the organisers via email for more information. This is a wonderful opportunity to engage in a meaningful community event without any cost.
Enjoy a creative morning with your loved ones and celebrate the stories that shape our community.
