Celebrate First Nations art and culture with curator Tina Baum at the Bay Discovery Centre.
Saturday 4 July 2026
11:00am - 11:30am
Town Hall Moseley Square, Glenelg SA 5045, Australia
Free
Step into the rich world of First Nations art with Tina Baum, the Head Curator of First Nations Art at the National Gallery of Australia. This engaging talk celebrates the opening of the exhibition "Of This Earth: Transforming culture and Country through Ceramics." You will gain unique insights into the cultural significance and artistic expression behind the ceramics showcased.
This event is perfect for parents looking to introduce their school-aged children to Indigenous culture in an inspiring and accessible way. Tina Baum’s extensive experience and storytelling will captivate audiences and deepen appreciation for Australia’s cultural heritage.
Prepare for a half-hour session filled with fascinating stories and cultural knowledge that will enrich your understanding of First Nations art.
The talk will be held on Saturday, 4 July 2026, from 11:00 to 11:30. It is a free event, making it an ideal cultural outing for families and art enthusiasts alike.
Tina Baum brings over 35 years of experience working in Australian museums and galleries, offering expert perspectives on the exhibition. The event is part of a national touring exhibition supported by the Australian Government through Visions of Australia.
This is a seated talk suitable for all ages, especially welcoming parents and children interested in art and culture.
The event takes place at the Bay Discovery Centre, located at 1 Moseley Square, Glenelg 5045. The venue is family-friendly and easily accessible by public transport and car.
There is ample parking nearby, and the centre offers facilities suitable for families with children. The location is ideal for combining with a day out at the beach or local cafes.
Maps and directions can be found online, and the venue staff are available to assist with any access needs.
This is a free event but spaces may be limited, so arriving early is recommended to secure a seat.
The talk will last approximately 30 minutes, making it a perfect short cultural experience during your weekend.
Parents are encouraged to engage their children with questions and discussions about the art and culture presented.
Photography may be restricted during the talk, so please check with venue staff upon arrival.
No booking is required for this free event, allowing for easy drop-in attendance.
There are no costs involved, making it an accessible cultural experience for families.
For further information or enquiries, contact the Bay Discovery Centre via phone or email.
