Bundanon Inspire
School Holiday Program

Bundanon Inspire is a free art-marking program for young people aged 12 – 18 that includes artmaking, ecology walks and visits to the Art Museum.

Access three artmaking experiences that respond to Sky, Earth, Water via two consecutive day visits.

The program spans two-days with attendance on both days required. Registration includes bus transfer from Nowra, Art Museum entry, catering and all artmaking supplies.  

 


 

Daily schedule and inclusions:

  • 9am Each day, the event begins at Nowra Bus Terminal, Stuart Place, Nowra. Participants will travel to Bundanon on a shuttle bus with a member of Bundanon staff.
  • 9.30am – 4.30pm See program details below. Lunch, morning and afternoon tea are included.
  • 4.30pm Participants leave Bundanon by Bus at 4.30pm and return to Nowra Bus Terminal with a member of Bundanon staff.
  • 5pm Shuttle bus arrives at Nowra Bus Terminal. Event ends.

 

Day One: Explore the Art Museum and enjoy a guided bushwalk.

Day Two: In the morning workshop Painting en plein air you will consider media, techniques and approaches of artists in the exhibition to guide an exploration of en plein air watercolour painting.

 


 

*WAIVER
To complete registration for Bundanon Inspire please read, understand and agree to the details of Bundanon’s waiver for this event.

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Cost

Free event, registration essential.
Attendance on both days required.

Location

Bundanon, 170 Riversdale Road, Illaroo

Visiting

This event is for 12-18 year old students.

Registration includes shuttle bus to and from Nowra, lunch, morning and afternoon tea each day.

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Dates & Times
Monday 13th April 2026
Tuesday 14th April 2026
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