Explore the transformative art of discarded books at Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, revealing our cultural past and environmental future.
Sunday 17 October 2027
to Sunday 15 November 2026
10:00am - 5:00pm
Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, Level 1, 30 Parke St, Katoomba
Free
Step into a captivating exhibition where discarded books are transformed into stunning sculptural installations. This unique display invites you and your family to reflect on the stories and knowledge we hold onto and those we release in an age of rapid digital change.
Discover the beauty and diversity of ideas, images, and colours that have shaped our cultural identity. The exhibition thoughtfully explores themes of mass consumption and environmental impact, making it both visually engaging and thought-provoking.
Perfect for parents looking to inspire their school-aged children with art that connects history, culture, and environmental awareness.
The exhibition features large-scale sculptures made from locally found discarded books, measuring an impressive 950 x 500 x 150 cm. It runs from Saturday 2026-10-17 to Sunday 2026-11-15.
Opening hours are 10:00 to 17:00 on weekdays and 10:00 to 16:00 on weekends, giving families plenty of opportunities to visit during school breaks or weekends.
Entry is free, making it an accessible cultural outing for families wanting to engage with contemporary art and environmental themes.
Located at Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, Level 1, 30 Parke Street, Katoomba, the venue is easily accessible by car or public transport.
The centre is family-friendly and provides a welcoming environment for children to explore art and culture.
Parking and public transport options are available nearby, making it convenient for day trips from Sydney or surrounding areas.
The exhibition is suitable for all ages but especially engaging for school-aged children interested in art and environmental issues.
Visitors are encouraged to take their time to absorb the detailed sculptures and consider the environmental messages behind the artwork.
Photography may be allowed but check with the centre on arrival.
No booking is required for this free exhibition, allowing spontaneous visits.
Families can plan their visit anytime during opening hours between 2026-10-17 and 2026-11-15.
For more information, contact the organiser via email.
