We are excited to welcome young artists to our School Holiday Program in September 2026. Designed to encourage creativity and self-expression in a fun and supportive environment, these free workshops are for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander kids and young people aged 8–18 years living in or around Greater Shepparton.

Choose from six creative workshops exploring different techniques, guided by Kaiela Arts artists Tarn Parker and Mya Falla.

Join us for an inspiring school holiday connecting with culture, learning and having fun. Bookings are essential, so get your tickets now. You can select one or multiple sessions on the ticket page.

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Workshop 1: Wear Your Values, Wear Your Story

Work with Wiradjuri artist Tarn Parker and learn the basic skills of using a heat press. Take inspiration from Country, Culture and Family, then use fabric paint and puffy paint to create fun designs on your own personalised T-shirt, ready to wear when you leave the studio. All T-shirts and paints are provided.

Dates and times

• Monday 21 September, 10am–12pm — ages 8–12 years
• Monday 21 September, 2pm–4pm — ages 13–18 years
• Monday 28 September, 10am–12pm — ages 8–12 years
• Monday 28 September, 2pm–4pm — ages 13–18 years

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Workshop 2: Deadly Designs

Get inspired, get creative, and make something deadly. Learn acrylic painting skills and decorate your own wooden keepsake with designs inspired by Country, Culture and Family. This workshop is all about expressing creativity, sharing stories, building confidence and creating a meaningful artwork to take home and treasure.

Dates and times

• Saturday 26 September, 10am–12pm — ages 8–12 years
• Saturday 26 September, 2pm–4pm — ages 13–18 years

Places are limited. Register using the button above, or use the button below.

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