What to Expect
Discover the Purple Road artwork, a heartfelt creation by local seniors in collaboration with Connect Victoria Park and Harold Hawthorne Community Centre. This special display features handmade purple flowers symbolizing respect, dignity, positive ageing, and the rights of older people.
Visitors are invited to explore the artwork and engage with the powerful story behind it, raising awareness about elder abuse in a supportive community setting.
This event is perfect for families and individuals of all ages who want to connect with local culture and support important social causes.
Activity Details
- Event runs throughout November 2026.
- Open daily with extended hours on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
- Free entry for all visitors.
The artwork is displayed at Vic Park Library, providing a welcoming environment to appreciate community art and reflect on the themes presented.
Location and Access
The event is held at Vic Park Library, located at 27 Sussex Street, East Victoria Park. The library is easily accessible by public transport and offers ample parking nearby.
Opening hours are Monday, Tuesday, Friday 9am to 6pm; Wednesday and Thursday 9am to 8pm; and Saturday 9am to 2pm, allowing plenty of opportunities to visit.
Friendly staff are available for any questions or assistance during opening hours.
Important Information
This is a community-focused event suitable for all ages, with a particular emphasis on respect and dignity for older people.
Visitors are encouraged to take their time to engage with the artwork and the stories it represents.
For any enquiries, contact Vic Park Library by phone or email.
Booking and Prices
No booking is required for this free event. Simply drop in during library hours to experience the Purple Road artwork display.
There are no costs associated with attending, making it an accessible cultural outing for families and individuals alike.