Experience a calm and thoughtful art exhibition inspired by Peter Carnavas' Blue Whale Blues, designed for school groups at The Write Gallery in Toowoomba.
Wednesday 5 May 2027
to Friday 19 June 2026
The Lighthouse Toowoomba 126 Margaret St, Toowoomba City QLD 4350
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Dive into a serene and immersive art exhibition that explores big feelings through small, quiet moments. Inspired by Peter Carnavas' Blue Whale Blues, this exhibition invites visitors to reflect on emotions in a simple and relatable way.
Guests will move through a calm and thoughtful space where storytelling through art and literature blend uniquely. This gentle experience encourages connection and reflection, perfect for school groups seeking meaningful engagement.
The exhibition is designed to foster emotional awareness and creativity among children, making it an ideal outing for parents looking to enrich their child's understanding of feelings through art.
This term 2 exhibition runs on multiple dates from May to June 2026, with sessions available in the mornings and early afternoons. Each session lasts approximately 1.5 hours, offering ample time to explore the artworks and participate in related activities.
The event is tailored for school groups but welcomes all visitors interested in a thoughtful artistic experience. The Write Gallery is renowned for combining storytelling and visual art, providing a unique cultural outing.
Attendees can expect a quiet, reflective environment that supports learning and emotional growth, making it suitable for children and their families.
The exhibition is held at The Lighthouse Toowoomba, located at 126 Margaret St, Toowoomba City QLD 4350. The venue is accessible and offers facilities such as car parking and public toilets.
Toowoomba is a welcoming regional city, and The Lighthouse is centrally located, making it easy for families and school groups to visit. Public transport options and parking are available nearby.
Visitors are encouraged to plan their trip in advance to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience at the gallery.
The exhibition runs on selected dates between May 5 and June 19, 2026, with morning sessions from 9:30 to 11:00 and afternoon sessions from 12:00 to 13:30. Booking is essential to secure a place.
The event is suitable for school-aged children and their families, providing a calm and engaging environment. Visitors should be prepared for a quiet, reflective experience rather than a high-energy activity.
Please check the gallery's website or contact them directly for any accessibility requirements or special arrangements.
Tickets can be booked by contacting the gallery via phone or email. The event details mention a booking option, but no specific cost is provided, so it is advisable to inquire directly.
Early booking is recommended as sessions may fill quickly, especially for school groups. The gallery provides contact details for easy reservation.
Prices and booking policies may vary, so please confirm all details when making your reservation to ensure a hassle-free visit.
