About this tour
Learn Kaurna art traditions directly from a First Nations guide in this two-hour workshop on Adelaide's traditional lands. You'll explore the symbolism and history behind Aboriginal artistic practices, then create your own piece using provided materials. The session wraps with time to browse the gallery and gift shop. Operates as a private booking with a minimum of six participants.
Highlights
- Kaurna guide shares traditional art symbols and their meanings
- Create a personalised artwork to take home
- Located on Country of the Kaurna people
- All art supplies and canvas included
- Browse authentic gallery and artist shop after class
- Wheelchair accessible, suitable for all fitness levels
What to expect
Your guide will walk you through Kaurna artistic heritage, explaining the stories and significance embedded in traditional designs. You'll then spend hands-on time making your own piece with canvas and materials at hand—no prior experience needed. The workshop moves at a relaxed pace, giving you space to absorb the cultural context whilst working. Afterwards, you're free to explore the on-site gallery and shop featuring work by local artists before departure.
Good to know
Book for a minimum of six people. Phone ahead if you need same-day support, as messages aren't checked regularly. Bottled water isn't included. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible with prams welcome. Service animals permitted.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.