Participants walk from the Caretaker's Cottage to Banksia Heights in the bushland reserve. There they do observational drawing and nature journalling activities, noticing shapes, textures and patterns in the landscape. All materials are provided.
Good to know
- Free entry, but booking is marked as required.
- Children must be supervised by an adult.
- Two sessions: 10am to 11:30am and 12:30pm to 2pm.
- Meet at the Welcome Desk outside The Coal Loader.
- Bring sturdy enclosed shoes, a hat, sunscreen, weather-appropriate clothing and drinking water.
Led by artist, illustrator and educator Patrick Shirvington; part of Picnic at Balls Head: Celebrating 100 Years.
Tickets
Free
Free for both sessions.
Booking is on events.humanitix.com.
Where
Coal Loader Centre for Sustainability
2 Balls Head Drive, Waverton, NSW 2060
Sessions
Choose your session when you book on events.humanitix.com.
Sources
- North Sydney Council (opens in a new tab) · checked Wed 14 Oct
Details can change. The organiser’s page is always right.