A school holiday workshop connecting kids to culture with First Nations artist Aunty Ros Cameron.
Wednesday 22 April 2026
2:00pm - 4:00pm
1 Lobethal Rd, Lobethal SA 5241, Australia
$20
This engaging workshop invites children to explore cultural expression through art with First Nations artist Aunty Ros Cameron. Kids will paint on natural materials like gum leaves, gumnuts, and rocks using bright and colorful Posca pens. The session encourages creativity and mindfulness while connecting participants to nature and cultural symbols.
Your child will also learn how to thread gumnuts to create simple, beautiful jewelry, fostering fine motor skills and cultural appreciation. This is a wonderful opportunity for young artists to engage in meaningful craft that celebrates heritage and the environment.
The workshop is designed for beginners aged 7 to 15 years and includes all materials, tools, and equipment needed for the activities. The focus is on mindful making, cultural symbols, and connection to nature, guided by Aunty Ros’s expertise as an Aboriginal artist and cultural educator.
Participants will spend the afternoon immersed in creative expression, learning stories and cultural knowledge through art and storytelling. The workshop fee covers everything, so parents can relax knowing their children are well supported.
The event takes place at 1 Lobethal Rd, Lobethal SA 5241, Australia, a welcoming venue in the beautiful Adelaide Hills region. Parking is available at Fabrik, with helpful diagrams provided for ease of access.
Lobethal is easily accessible and offers a scenic backdrop that complements the workshop’s focus on nature and cultural connection. Families can enjoy the surrounding area before or after the session.
Please note the workshop fee is $20 and includes all materials. If your plans change, notify the organisers by emailing niki.vouis@ahc.sa.gov.au before 9:30am on Friday 17 April 2026 to discuss refunds.
By registering, your contact details will be added to the Fabrik mailing list for program updates, with an option to opt out by contacting the Public Programs Officer.
The workshop is suitable for children aged 7 to 15 years and is perfect for beginners eager to explore First Nations art and culture in a supportive environment.
Tickets are $20 and must be booked online to secure a place. The fee includes all materials, tools, and instruction.
Booking early is recommended as spaces may be limited. For any questions or changes, contact the organisers via email.
This affordable workshop offers a unique cultural experience during the school holidays, making it a great option for parents seeking creative and educational activities for their children.
