Start at the Gallery: Figures and Forms

Find flowing forms, funky moves, and fascinating figures at the Gallery. Dance, draw and discover with a range of family activities inspired by sculptural and figurative forms in the Collection.

11am - 3pm
Start Art workshops
Splendid Sculpture with Gus Clutterbuck
Sculpt and shape fascinating figures and fabulous forms in clay.

11am & 12pm
Move to Create
with Blooming Hearts Yoga
Art and yoga are intertwined with movement, drawing, stories and games. Follow your instincts to create a collaborative work of art. Wear comfy clothes and be prepared to get a little grubby!

11.15am, 12.15pm & 1.15pm
Storytelling Performances
The Girl who Loved the Wind with Helen Lawry
Will Dania ever find out what lies behind the walls of the garden? Enjoy a delightful performance by a master storyteller, adapted from an enchanting story by children’s author Jane Yolen.

11am, 11.30am (Auslan), 12pm, 1pm, 1.30pm & 2pm
Discovery Tours
Interactive art experiences for toddlers, teens and in-betweens with Gallery Guides.

12.30pm
Learning to Look
Unpacking art with Neo's teen ambassadors.

11.30am, 12.30pm & 1.30pm
Sketch Tours
with Kate Kurucz
Put pictures on plinths with your pencil on a sketch tour with local artist Kate Kurucz.

1pm & 2pm
Dancing in the Gallery
with Jessie Mckinlay
Explore elements of dance and creative movement, responding to works of art with your body!

Start Sounds
with special guests Swing Out Adelaide

11am- 3pm
DJ Coops
Dance all day with the swing dance community as DJ Coops provides timeless, toe-tapping tunes.

11.30am & 1.30pm
Swing Dance performance workshops
Shimmy, step, swing and spin! Pick up some marvellous new dance moves, learn about gramophones and fabulous fashions of the Swing era, and enjoy energetic performances from sensational swing dancers.

12.30pm
The Savoy Sisters
Get ready for the fun-loving, hot-stepping all-gal dance team bringing fresh life to vintage jazz and blues!

Start at the Gallery is held on the first Sunday of every month. Parent/carer supervision is required.