Art Competition & Exhibition
THEME:
Granite Species and Environments
OPEN CATEGORIES:
All ages, individual artists, Indigenous artists, community groups
SCHOOLS CATEGORY:
Kindergarten to Year 12
SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY:
9am-12pm Saturday 7 September or 2pm-5pm Monday 9 September
All entries must be delivered to
Esperance Community Arts Space (Shop 6, Museum Village)
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Download Open Category Guidelines & Entry Form
Cultural and Botanical Heritage
Esperance Tjaltjraak Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (ETNTAC) is proud to present the Esperance Wildflower Festival 2024 in collaboration with the Esperance Wildflower Society, Esperance Community Arts, and St Andrews Anglican Parish. This annual festival, a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in Nature's splendour, celebrates the stunning wildflowers of the Kepa Kurl/Esperance region, promising a kaleidoscope of colours and forms.
Esperance Wildflower Festival 2024 will be held from Tuesday, September 17, to Saturday, September 21, 2024, at the Esperance Civic Centre.
This year's festival theme, "Granite: A Treasury of Plants & Culture, " reflects the region's rich tapestry of cultural and botanical heritage.
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Guest Speakers
& Workshops
We are pleased to host high profile scientists Professor Tim Flannery and Professor Stephen Hopper as our distinguished guest presenters in 2024, alongside professional botanists Dr Shelley James and Kylie Sadgrove from the WA herbarium and Senior Tjaltjraak Ranger Hayleigh Graham.
We are also looking forward to community workshops with visiting Noongar artist Sharyn Egan, local botanist Ken Mills and local artists.
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For more information about guest speakers and workshops, and for bookings, please visit the
the Esperance Wildflower Festival Website
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Media Releases
Download copies of media releases about this event.
2024 April 11 : Esperance Wildflower Festival 2024:Celebrating Natural and Cultural Heritage