Over 300 events, encounters and experiences to celebrate our love of nature in South Australia.
Tea House, an interactive experience of nature, ritual, and connection daily in the Adelaide Botanic Gardens for Nature Festival 2022
Learn at lunchtime with Dr Matthew Shaw – Insects and Terrestrial invertebrates!
This printmaking process can be done at home on your kitchen table, but it’s helpful to have a small hand press.
Immortalise the leaves and petals of early spring with your own pressed flower artwork.
Inspired by the beauty of nature and their own imaginations.
Join Adelaide Hills artist TaylrJay at the Nature Festival Hub to paint a colourful canvas artwork of native butterflies.
Join Sonya Rankine of Lakun Mara in a weaving workshop to learn traditional Ngarrindjeri and Ngadjuri weaving techniques
This workshop brings your attention to the relationship between the chequered copper butterfly and ants through Ukrainian folk art technique
Learn how to make propagation pots out of newspaper as well as how to sow seeds. Take home your ready made pot with some flower or vege seeds
Bring your kids along to the NF Hub and get creative with some fun nature craft activities, hosted by Hannah from Wattle + Wonder
The Role of the SA Seed Centre in Saving Threatened Species
‘how do people care about plants if they down know about them?’
A highly sensory activity with water, plants, naturally scented play doughs, charcoal and other natural mediums
Learn at lunchtime with Dr Rachael King–deep sea animals and crustaceans!
Using clay, soil and seeds children make a Bee-Bomb to throw in their gardenb or pot.
Learn at lunchtime with Mr Ben McHenry - Minerals!
We will explore our individual and collective connection to nature by creating a self-portrait from found natural objects.
Discover the relationship between a 19th Century collection of bird eggs and species loss.
Designed for Nature Festival, this workshop will deepen your awareness of Aboriginal Culture and help develop your stewardship of nature.
