Explore cooperation and collective behaviour in a fun, low-pressure workshop with artist Cassandra Tytler at Leisurelife Centre.
Saturday 13 June 2026
11:00am - 12:30pm
Leisurelife Centre, Junior Activity Room, Victoria Park, Western Australia, Australia
Free
Step into an engaging and playful workshop led by resident artist Cassandra Tytler, designed to explore cooperation, rest, and minor public absurdities through modified games in the park. This session blends elements of public training drills, participatory artwork, and cooperative games to create a unique experience for all ages.
Participants will enjoy a series of short rotating activities that encourage unusual forms of coordination and observation, making it a perfect opportunity for families to connect and have fun together. No prior skill or sporting ability is needed, and both participants and observers are warmly welcomed.
Bring your curiosity and a spirit of friendly competition (optional) for a memorable morning of community interaction and creative play.
The session runs for 1.5 hours, from 11:00 to 12:30, providing a relaxed yet stimulating environment for everyone. It is part of Cassandra Tytler's Soft Assembly project during her Know Thy Neighbour #4 residency at the Town of Victoria Park.
This event is free of charge and open to all ages, making it an ideal outing for parents looking to engage their school-aged children in a creative and social activity. Registration is encouraged to secure your spot.
The workshop is experimental in nature, focusing on cooperation and collective behaviour rather than competition, so it’s perfect for families seeking a unique and inclusive experience.
The event takes place at the Leisurelife Centre, Junior Activity Room, located in Victoria Park, Western Australia. The venue is accessible and family-friendly, ensuring a comfortable environment for children and parents alike.
Leisurelife Centre offers convenient parking and is easily reachable by public transport, making it a hassle-free destination for a morning workshop.
Parents can relax knowing the space is safe and welcoming, with facilities designed to accommodate families and children.
This workshop is part of a residency running from May to July 2026, highlighting ongoing community engagement through art and play.
No special equipment or preparation is needed; just come ready to participate and observe.
The session encourages a low-pressure atmosphere where everyone can enjoy the activities at their own pace.
For further details about the residency or other related events, visit the Town of Victoria Park website.
The event is completely free, making it an accessible option for families looking for enriching activities without the cost.
Advance registration is recommended to ensure a place in the session, which can be done through the Town of Victoria Park’s event page.
This is a wonderful opportunity to engage with local art and community projects without any financial commitment.
Enjoy a creative morning out with your children that combines fun, art, and social connection.
