What to Expect
Celebrate Reconciliation Week with a unique youth art program designed for young people aged 12 to 18. This creative workshop offers a safe and inspiring space to explore personal connections to Country and reflect on themes of respect and allyship. Participants will engage in guided discussions and hands-on artmaking to express their learning and commitment.
Throughout the session, young artists will design personalised canvas tote bags, turning their reflections and creativity into meaningful artwork. This is a wonderful opportunity for youth to connect with culture and community in a supportive environment.
Activity Details
The program runs for one hour and includes a mix of conversation and creative expression. Participants will:
- Discuss the significance of Reconciliation Week and Aboriginal land
- Reflect on respect and allyship through guided dialogue
- Create their own canvas tote bag artwork
This activity is ideal for school-aged children and teenagers who enjoy art and want to deepen their understanding of cultural respect.
Location and Access
The event takes place at Sunshine Library, located at 301 Hampshire Road, Sunshine, VIC 3020. The library is accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming community space. Parents can feel confident bringing their children to this safe and inclusive venue.
Important Information
Please note the event is specifically for young people aged 12 to 18. Materials for the tote bag artmaking will be provided. Participants should wear comfortable clothing suitable for painting and crafting. This event is part of the broader Reconciliation Week celebrations, honouring the Traditional Custodians of the land.
Booking and Prices
Bookings are required to secure a spot in this popular workshop. The event is free of charge, making it accessible for all interested youth. Early registration is recommended due to limited spaces. For more information or to book, please contact the Sunshine Library.