A free, self-guided art activity inspired by Vipoo Srivilasa's exhibition, perfect for children aged 5 and up at Rosalie Gallery, Goombungee.
Monday 20 July 2026
to Sunday 26 July 2026
10:30am - 3:30pm
89 Mocatta St, Goombungee QLD 4354
Free
Immerse your family in a creative adventure with the QAGOMA: Express Yourself Art Activity Pop-Up at Rosalie Gallery. This engaging program invites children and their carers to explore their imagination through art inspired by the vibrant works of artist Vipoo Srivilasa. It's a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a relaxed, hands-on experience in a welcoming gallery setting.
This free art activity is designed for children aged 5 and above, with carers encouraged to stay close by. The session is self-guided, allowing families to explore at their own pace during gallery hours. Participants can expect to be inspired by the colorful and expressive art styles featured in the current QAGOMA Children’s Art Centre exhibition.
- Suitable for all ages, especially children 5+
- No bookings required, drop in anytime during opening hours
- Relaxed, self-guided format encourages creativity and imagination
- Carers must remain with children at all times
Held at Rosalie Gallery, located at 89 Mocatta St, Goombungee QLD 4354, this event is easily accessible for families in the Toowoomba Region. The gallery is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10:30 AM to 3:30 PM, providing ample time to visit during the week or weekend.
Please note that the activity is free of charge and runs concurrently with the gallery’s opening hours. It is inspired by Vipoo Srivilasa’s Express Yourself exhibition, part of the QAGOMA Touring program bringing quality art experiences to regional Queensland communities. Carers are required to supervise children throughout the visit to ensure a safe and enjoyable environment.
No bookings are necessary for this event, making it easy for families to drop in at their convenience. The program is completely free, providing an accessible cultural experience for all families eager to nurture their children's artistic expression.
