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LOOK! A KIDS' PARTY

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LOOK! A KIDS' PARTY

LOOK! A Kids' Party

Celebrate Hamilton Gallery's two newest exhibitions with a fun-filled family day!

Explore LOOK! and Jimmi Buscombe: First Images, enjoy face painting, have your portrait drawn at our live portrait booth, watch artist Jimmi Buscombe create one of his iconic wall murals, and take part in a range of creative activities designed for children of all ages.

Saturday, 19 September 2026
10:00 am – 2:00 pm

FREE ENTRY - REGISTER VIA EVENTBRITE

107 Brown Street, Hamilton VIC 3300

Bring the whole family for a day of art, creativity, and fun!

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