Summer at Bundanon with Renae Coles 2025

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00:00Coming up at Bundanot? We do. We've got a big program coming up over the next few months,

00:05over summer. We've got a really exciting project with local artist Rosie Deacon,

00:11which is called Neon Bushland, and she's going to be taking over one of our iconic buildings

00:16with a beautiful, colourful, very handmade bushland, very crafty, lots of pom-poms and glitter and

00:25sparkles, her take on the flora and fauna of Bundanon in an immersive installation, which is

00:32very much designed to attract families, young children, people are even allowed to touch,

00:38which is exciting, but it's open for everyone and there'll also be a creative element so people can

00:43come on down and make a little piece to add to Rosie's installation. And then there's lots more

00:50to come in the coming months. There's lots more as well, yeah. So in the family programming space

00:56over school holidays, we've got our iconic Bundanon mini event happening three times, which is for

01:01zero to five-year-olds to come down with their parents and make some beautiful art here. We've

01:07got Family Fun Day, which is the next age bracket up, so our primary school age kids and their parents

01:12to come and get creative together with our learning team. And then we've got a very special guest

01:18coming. His name is Bri the Fly Guy. He's an entomologist and this is an event aimed at kids

01:25age five to 12 who are curious and love science and bugs and creepy crawlies. And he's going

01:31to help us find some of those creepy crawlies living here at Bundanon, tell us what they are,

01:38how they work and get really stuck into all that science and good stuff. And that's on the

01:4310th of January.