Celebrate inclusion and creativity with a hand-painted clothing workshop led by local Aboriginal artist Gary Bigeni at Arncliffe Youth Centre.
Thursday 5 August 2027
12:00pm - 3:00pm
Arncliffe Youth Centre, 9 Townsend Ln., Arncliffe NSW 2205
Free
Celebrate Wear It Purple Day by joining a vibrant and inclusive workshop where young people can express themselves through art. This event is a wonderful opportunity to support diversity, inclusion, and belonging in a welcoming environment. Participants will enjoy a hands-on experience creating unique wearable artworks.
The workshop is led by local Aboriginal artist Gary Bigeni, who will guide attendees through the process of hand-painting clothing. All materials and clothing will be provided, but participants are also encouraged to bring their own clothing items to personalize.
This event is free and open to young people of all backgrounds and identities, making it a perfect occasion for families who want to celebrate diversity and creativity together.
The workshop runs from 12:00 to 15:00, providing ample time for creativity and fun. It is designed to be accessible and engaging for young people, fostering a sense of community and self-expression.
Participants will learn painting techniques and how to transform ordinary clothing into vibrant, meaningful pieces of art. The event encourages individuality and celebrates the spirit of Wear It Purple Day.
Registration is essential to secure a spot, ensuring a well-organized and enjoyable experience for all attendees.
The event takes place at Arncliffe Youth Centre, located at 9 Townsend Lane, Arncliffe NSW 2205. This venue is easily accessible and provides a safe, supportive space for creative activities.
Families can find parking nearby and public transport options to Arncliffe, making it convenient for local residents and visitors alike.
The Youth Centre is equipped to welcome young people from diverse backgrounds, ensuring an inclusive atmosphere for everyone.
This is a free event, emphasizing community support and inclusion without any financial barriers. All clothing and art supplies are provided, but participants may bring their own clothing items if they wish to customize something special.
The workshop is suitable for young people of all identities and backgrounds, promoting respect and celebration of diversity.
Bayside Council is committed to fostering inclusive communities where everyone feels safe, respected, and valued.
Attendance is free of charge, making it accessible to all interested young people and their families. However, registration is required to participate.
To register, families can contact Bayside Council via phone or email to secure their place in this popular workshop.
This event is a fantastic way to engage children in creative arts while supporting an important social cause, all at no cost.
