Experience the crafty creativity of our tamariki at the FREE Eye on Nature Creative Arts Exhibition these school holidays!
South and East
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Experience the crafty creativity of our tamariki at the FREE Eye on Nature Creative Arts Exhibition these school holidays!
South and East Auckland kindergartens and primary schools have been challenged to create art around the Eye on Nature 2023 theme of waste, making use of sustainable and re-purposed materials.
Run by the Beautification Trust, Eye on Nature Creative Arts is all about teaching tamariki to love the environment and live more sustainably in a fun, creative and hands-on way. The exhibition will be on display in the Auckland Botanic Gardens’ Gallery space in the heart of Manurewa.
Be sure to vote in the People’s Choice category for your favourite piece of art!
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