Children will explore the colours, patterns and textures of shells in this beautiful encaustic-style workshop, creating luminous beach-inspired artworks using layers of wax and paint.

Led by artist Elaine Fewings, participants will study shell forms and patterns before painting silvery wax backgrounds and carving into the surface to reveal lines, shapes and details beneath. Using carving tools such as lino tools and awls, kids will experiment with mark-making to create glowing, tactile artworks inspired by the coast.

A thoughtful, hands-on workshop that blends observation, process and creative exploration.

📅 Date: Thursday 16 April 2026
🕐 Time: 1:00pm – 3:00pm
📍 Location: Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 8+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Elaine Fewings
🎨 All materials provided
🎁 Take-home: One wax-based shell artwork

Please note:
This workshop involves the use of carving tools (including lino tools and awls), as well as heated wax using hot plates and a heat gun. Participants will receive a clear safety briefing at the start of the session and will be closely supervised at all times in the safe use of tools and heated equipment. By enrolling, parents and carers acknowledge that children will be working with sharp tools and heat as part of this workshop.

Please dress children in clothes suitable for art-making.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

Children will transform denim jackets into wearable artworks in this creative KickArts workshop, using paint and embellishments to add colour, texture and sparkle.

Led by much-loved local creative Emma Isramongkonpan, with helpers, this session focuses on self-expression and upcycling, giving kids the chance to reimagine pre-loved denim in bold and playful ways. Participants are encouraged to bring along their own denim jacket to customise, however a small selection of pre-loved jackets will be available for those who need one.

A joyful, hands-on workshop where creativity meets fashion.

📅 Date: Tuesday 14 April 2026
🕐 Time: 1:00pm – 3:00pm
📍 Location: Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 5+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Emma Isramongkonpan, with helpers
🎨 What to bring: Participants are encouraged to bring their own denim jacket to customise. A small selection of pre-loved jackets will be available if needed. All other materials provided
🎁 Take-home: One embellished denim jacket

Please dress children in clothes suitable for art-making.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

Children will customise their own tote bag in this fun and creative KickArts workshop, using acrylic paint and a range of decorative embellishments to make something totally unique.

Led by much-loved local creative Emma Isramongkonpan, with helpers from the Esperance Sparkle Sisters, this session is all about colour, creativity and confidence. Kids are encouraged to experiment, decorate and express their own style while creating a practical artwork they can use again and again.

A joyful, hands-on workshop perfect for younger artists.

📅 Date: Tuesday 14 April 2026
🕙 Time: 10:00am – 12:00 noon
📍 Location: Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 5+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Emma Isramongkonpan, with Esperance Sparkle Sisters
🎨 All materials provided
🎁 Take-home: One customised tote bag

Please dress children in clothes suitable for art-making.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

Mixed Media Monsters is a playful open studio experience with visiting artist Samantha Thompson, inviting children to explore collage, texture and mixed media while creating their own monster artworks. Silly, strange or wonderfully wild — anything goes. This session is all about experimentation, imagination and hands-on making, with space to work at your own pace.

📅 Date: Friday 10 April 2026

🕐 Session times:
• 10:00am – 11:00am
• 11:30am – 12:30pm
• 1:00pm – 2:00pm

📍 Location: Cannery Arts Centre
💸 Cost: FREE (registration essential)
👩‍🏫 Artist: Samantha Thompson – Visiting Artist in Residence
🎨 All materials provided

Please note: Children may attend one session only.

Please dress children in clothes suitable for art-making.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — registrations are essential.

Children will continue exploring linocut stamp making in this hands-on workshop with visiting Artist in Residence Samantha Thompson.

Guided by a professional artist, participants will design and carve their own stamps using specialist linocutting tools and high-quality materials. Kids will build confidence working with pattern, positive and negative space, and printmaking processes, before inking and printing with their handmade stamps.

This session works beautifully as a stand-alone workshop, or as a follow-up to Stamp It Up (Session 1) the day before — offering extra time to refine techniques, build confidence and experiment further with stamping and printing. Children will leave with a collection of original stamps they’ve designed and created themselves.

📅 Date: Thursday 9 April 2026
🕐 Time: 10:00am–12:00 noon
📍 Location: Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 8+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Samantha Thompson – Visiting Artist in Residence
🎨 All materials provided
🎁 Take-home: A set of handmade linocut stamps

Please note:
This workshop involves the use of linocut carving tools, which are sharp. Participants will receive a clear safety briefing and will be closely supervised in the correct and safe use of all equipment. By enrolling, parents and carers acknowledge that children will be using sharp tools as part of this workshop.

Please dress children in clothes suitable for art-making.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

Children will learn the fundamentals of linocut stamp making in this hands-on workshop with visiting Artist in Residence Samantha Thompson.

Guided by a professional artist, participants will design and carve their own stamps using specialist linocutting tools and high-quality materials. Along the way, they’ll learn about pattern, positive and negative space, and how to translate ideas into bold, graphic prints. Once finished carving, kids will ink and print with their handmade stamps.

This workshop is rich in skills and materials and is ideal for kids who love detail, process and making something truly their own. Children will leave with a collection of original stamps they’ve designed and created themselves.

There will be two sessions of Stamp It Up across consecutive days. This session works perfectly as a stand-alone workshop, or participants can return on Thursday 9 April for extra practice, refinement and confidence-building.

📅 Date: Wednesday 8 April 2026
🕐 Time: 10:00am–12:00 noon
📍 Location: Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 8+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Samantha Thompson – Visiting Artist in Residence
🎨 All materials provided
🎁 Take-home: A set of handmade linocut stamps

Please note:
This workshop involves the use of linocut carving tools, which are sharp. Participants will receive a clear safety briefing from Samantha at the start of the session and will be closely supervised in the correct and safe use of all equipment. By enrolling, parents and carers acknowledge that children will be using sharp tools as part of this workshop.

Please dress children in clothes suitable for art-making.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

Children will explore banksias through shape, pattern and repetition, using triangles and geometric forms to create bold, graphic drawings.

Led by botanist and artist Katie White, this session invites kids to look closely at the structure of banksias and reimagine them in a playful, abstract way. By working with a limited set of shapes and patterns, participants will experiment with design, rhythm and composition while developing their drawing skills.

The workshop encourages careful observation, creative problem-solving and a fresh way of seeing familiar native plants.

📅 Date: Tuesday 7 April 2026
🕐 Time: 1:00pm–3:00pm
📍 Location: Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 5+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Katie White
🎨 All materials provided

Please dress children in clothes suitable for art-making.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

Some plants don’t just sit around waiting for sunlight — they attract prey to trap.

In this fascinating KickArts workshop, children will explore the weird and wonderful world of carnivorous plants, focusing on species found right here around Esperance. Led by much-loved local botanist and artist Katie White (Caladenia Co), this session blends ecology, observation and creative expression.

Kids will learn how predatory plants trap insects, why they grow where they do, and what makes them so unique. Using reference images of local carnivorous plants, participants will then respond creatively through guided art-making, combining learning with hands-on creativity.

This workshop encourages curiosity about the natural world while giving kids space to observe, imagine and create.

📅 Date: Tuesday, 7 April 2026
🕐 Time: 10:00am–12:00 noon
📍 Location: Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 7+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Katie White (Caladenia Co)
🎨 All materials provided

Please dress children in clothes suitable for art-making.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

Art Lab: Leather Sandals (Ages 18+)

Join experienced artist Elaine Fewings for a hands-on Art Lab workshop focused on leather footwear making. Participants will craft their own pair of customised leather sandals, learning core leather-working techniques including fitting, shaping and assembly.

This workshop is suitable for ages 18+ and is ideal for beginners as well as those looking to develop practical making skills.

Please note: sandals will need to be left at the Cannery to dry in clamps after the workshop. Finished sandals will be available for collection from the Cannery office during office hours the following week.

Date: Sunday 22nd of March
Time: 2–5pm
Location: Print Room, Cannery Arts Centre
Cost: $165 per booking
All materials provided.

Collection times:
Cannery office hours — Tuesday to Friday, 10am–4pm

Bookings are essential, secure your place below.

Join SICK AF artist Melissa Cameron for a hands-on workshop exploring material reuse, code, and contemporary jewellery making techniques. This free workshop is presented in partnership with Art on the Move, offering a rare opportunity to work with a travelling artist whose practice brings contemporary art directly into regional communities.

Melissa’s practice uses pre-existing plastic bottle lids with centres cut out to encode climate change messages into binary language. Each letter of the English alphabet is translated into eight codes — represented by eight bottle tops — allowing words and phrases to be tracked through colour, repetition and pattern. Participants will work word-by-word to create vibrant, jewel-like hanging works that communicate hidden messages through material and form.

Working alongside the artist, participants will be guided through simple but effective techniques including wire stripping, hole-punching plastic and wire twisting. Each participant will create their own finished artwork to take home.

This workshop is suitable for ages 16+ and is limited to 15 participants.

Date: Saturday 14 March
Time: 1–3.30pm (2.5 hours)
Cost: Free
What to bring: Please bring your collected plastic bottle tops

Photos by Susannah Kings-Lynne. Made in community with IOTA:24 conference attendees.

This project is made possible through the Regional Exhibition Touring Boost with support from the WA Government and delivered by ART ON THE MOVE.

Join us at the Cannery Arts Centre for a free community snake awareness seminar presented by Darren Darch from Fauna for the Future Australia, in partnership with Key Pest and Weed Control, Swan Veterinary Services, Domino’s Esperance, and The Cannery Arts Centre.

Learn what to do if you encounter a snake at home or outdoors, and how to keep your family, kids, and pets safe this season. Darren and Jenelle are experienced native fauna rescuers who believe education is the first line of defence—for both humans and snakes.

Darren will also share insights from his new Snake Awareness book, full of practical advice for living safely alongside our local wildlife. Thanks to Domino’s Esperance for providing a bite to eat on the day.

📅 When: Tuesday, 10th March
⏰ Time: 5:30-7:30 pm
📍 Where: Cannery Arts Centre - Print Room

Please note: there may be live non-venomous snakes at this event.

Spaces are limited, and registration is essential.

If the event is full, join the waitlist to be notified when spots become available. Don’t miss out!

Join experienced artist Elaine Fewings for a hands-on Art Lab workshop focused on leather jewellery making. Participants will learn basic leather-working techniques and craft their own custom leather rings, with time to personalise designs through shaping, finishing and detailing.

This workshop is suitable for ages 14+ and is ideal for beginners as well as those looking to expand their making skills.

Date: Thursday 12 February
Time: 6–8pm
Location: Print Room, Cannery Arts Centre
Cost: $80 per person
All materials provided.

Places are limited and bookings are essential! Secure your place below…

Soul Kitchen Choir
Where singing is the main ingredient!

Tilly Kay brings versatility and joy to the craft, reading the room and tailoring parts to suit your capacity. Her choir workshops strike a balance of play over perfection- while still learning new singing skills and techniques.
Tilly regularly witnesses the way a room full of voices tune and carry each other.
You better believe she believes in you!

In this workshop we’ll be learning songs from Tanya Ransom and Adele Oliver.
These are profound pieces of songwriting, lending themselves well to a group singing experience.

Tilly Kay runs this workshop with Tanya and Adele as a team - creating a live, rich musical backdrop for us all to sing along to.

Soul Kitchen is born from the idea that singing collectively is a great strategy for mental health. This choir workshop is for everyone.

No experience necessary.

Join us Friday 6th February at Cannery Arts Centre from 5.30pm. Register for your free ticket.

“That was completely exhilarating.”

“I loved it. It was a great way to wind up on a Friday when I was feeling tired and it lifted my spirits.”

“It’s really good to sing with community. Tilly’s amazing and makes you feel like you can actually sing.”

“I’ve never sung in my life and I never thought I would enjoy it so much.”

“I felt so safe singing in a group and then hearing the beautiful songs that we produced all together, where there’s not one stronger than the other but we’re all in a collective. It was absolutely beautiful.”

This event is proudly sponsored by Kyza Presents, Cannery Arts Centre, Shire of Esperance, Regional Arts WA, Lottery West, Government of Western Australia, Dixon Construction, Down To Earth, Elders Insurance Esperance.

In this hands-on encaustic art workshop, children will create their own gecko artworks using layers of melted beeswax. Guided by artist Elaine Morcombe, participants will explore carving, texture and pattern by scratching back into wax to reveal hidden colours and bring their geckos to life.

This session builds on encaustic techniques in a playful and expressive way, encouraging creativity, experimentation and confidence with tools and materials. Each child will create a finished encaustic gecko artwork to take home.

📅 Date: Friday, 23 January 2026
🕐 Time: 1:00pm–3:00pm
📍 Location: Print Room – Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 8+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Elaine Morcombe
🎨 All materials provided
🎁 Take-home: One carved encaustic gecko artwork

Please note: This workshop involves the use of hot wax and hot plates. Children will receive a clear safety briefing and will be closely supervised at all times in the correct handling and use of hot elements.

Please dress children in clothes suitable for art-making; closed-in shoes are recommended.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

In this vibrant and tactile workshop, children will create their own fish portraits using encaustic art techniques with melted, coloured beeswax. Guided by artist Elaine Morcombe, participants will explore colour, texture and mark-making to bring their fish to life through this unique and sensory medium.

Children will learn how encaustic art works and experiment with layering wax to create detailed and expressive artworks. Each participant will create a finished encaustic fish artwork to take home.

📅 Date: Friday, 23 January 2026
🕐 Time: 10:00am–12:00noon
📍 Location: Print Room – Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 8+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Elaine Morcombe
🎨 All materials provided
🎁 Take-home: One encaustic fish artwork

Please note: This workshop uses heated beeswax and hot plates. Children will be closely supervised at all times, with clear safety briefings provided by the tutor to ensure the safe and correct use of hot elements.

Please dress children in clothes suitable for art-making.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

In this gentle and creative painting workshop, children will work from a beautiful still life of native wildflowers arranged in vases, focusing on observation, colour and painting techniques. Led by artist Katie White, this session encourages young artists to slow down, look closely and build confidence with acrylic painting.

Children will create two still life paintings, learning how to translate what they see onto paper while exploring brushwork, composition and colour mixing. All wildflowers used in this workshop are collected under appropriate licences.

📅 Date: Thursday, 22 January 2026
🕐 Time: 1:00pm–3:00pm
📍 Location: Print Room – Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 5+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Katie White
🎨 All materials provided
🎁 Take-home: Two acrylic paintings (may require drying time before collection)

Please dress children in clothes suitable for painting.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

Energy in Ecology is a hands-on art and science workshop where creativity meets the natural world. Led by local ecologist Katie White, children will explore the coastal shrublands surrounding the Cannery to discover where energy exists in nature and how it moves through ecosystems.

Participants will investigate trophic (energy) levels, then translate their observations into drawings, maps and artworks. Each child will create their own energy map painting on paper to take home — a creative snapshot of how energy flows through the environment around them.

📅 Date: Thursday, 22 January 2026
🕐 Time: 10:00am–12:00noon
📍 Location: Print Room – Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 8+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Katie White
🎨 All materials provided
🎁 Take-home: One painted energy map on paper

Please ensure children wear comfortable clothing suitable for art activities and outdoor exploration.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

Please note: This workshop will take place primarily outdoors and will involve supervised exploration of the coastal shrublands surrounding the Cannery. Children may come into contact with plants and natural materials as part of guided activities. Please ensure children are prepared for working outside, including sun protection (hat and sunscreen), and include any allergies or relevant information when booking in the appropriate form question.

Little Giants continues with a second playful theatre session where children further explore imagination, storytelling and creative expression. Through movement, theatre games and collaborative play, kids are supported to build confidence, connect with others and bring their ideas to life. Led by theatre artist Michi Vallejos, this session deepens the joyful exploration of creativity as a shared experience.

This workshop is Session 2 of a two-part program, following Session 1 held on Tuesday 13 January. Children who attended the first session will be able to build on their ideas and connections, however Session 2 can also be attended as a stand-alone workshop.

This is a welcoming, multicultural space where children learn from each other’s voices, backgrounds and ways of seeing the world. Theatre is used as a playful tool for connection, expression and collective imagination.

📅 Date: Tuesday, 20 January 2026
🕐 Time: 10:00am–12:00noon
📍 Location: Music Room – Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 7+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Michi Vallejos
🎭 All materials provided

Please ensure children wear comfortable clothing suitable for movement.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

In this playful pottery workshop, children will work with ceramic artist Jess LeMonnier to create their own fish-inspired clay pots. Using handbuilding techniques, participants will shape and decorate functional forms while exploring texture, pattern and imaginative design.

This session is perfect for younger makers who enjoy getting their hands dirty and bringing personality into their clay creations, while learning foundational ceramic skills in a supportive and fun environment.

📅 Date: Friday, 16 January 2026
🕐 Time: 1:00pm–3:00pm
📍 Location: Pottery Room – Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 6+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Jess LeMonnier
🎨 All materials provided
🎁 Take-home: Clay works will be fired and available for collection at a later date

Please dress children in clothes suitable for clay work; closed-in shoes are recommended.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

In this imaginative clay workshop, children will work with ceramic artist Jess LeMonnier to build and decorate their own mini clay scenes. Using handbuilding techniques, participants will shape small characters, objects and environments, exploring storytelling through clay while developing foundational ceramic skills.

This playful session encourages creativity, problem-solving and attention to detail, giving kids the chance to bring tiny worlds to life in three dimensions.

📅 Date: Friday, 16 January 2026
🕙 Time: 10:00am–12:00noon
📍 Location: Pottery Room – Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 10+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Jess LeMonnier
🎨 All materials provided
🎁 Take-home: Clay works will be fired and available for collection at a later date

Please dress children in clothes suitable for clay work; closed-in shoes are recommended.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

Little Giants invites children to explore their imagination as a creative superpower. Through storytelling, movement, theatre games and collaborative play, kids are encouraged to invent, express themselves and connect with others. Guided by theatre artist Michi Vallejos, this joyful session celebrates curiosity, creativity and the magic of childhood.

This workshop is Session 1 of a two-part program, with a second session held on Tuesday 20 January. Children are encouraged to attend both sessions where possible to build confidence and creative connection, however each session can also be attended as a stand-alone workshop.

This is a welcoming, multicultural space where children learn from each other’s voices, backgrounds and ways of seeing the world. Using theatre as a playful tool, children will move, create and dream together in a supportive and inclusive environment.

📅 Date: Tuesday, 13 January 2026
🕐 Time: 10:00am–12:00noon
📍 Location: Music Room – Cannery Arts Centre
👧 Ages: 7+
💸 Cost: $25 Cannery members | $40 Non-members
(Children’s memberships available for $30/year – sign up via the button below)
👩‍🏫 Tutor: Michi Vallejos
🎭 All materials provided

Please ensure children wear comfortable clothing suitable for movement.

All tutors hold current Working With Children Checks. Parents may stay during the session or drop off and return at pick-up.

⚠️ Places are limited — bookings are essential.

Join us at the Cannery Arts Centre for a free community snake awareness seminar presented by Darren Darch from Fauna for the Future Australia, in partnership with Key Pest and Weed Control, Swan Veterinary Services, Domino’s Esperance, and The Cannery Arts Centre.

Learn what to do if you encounter a snake at home or outdoors, and how to keep your family, kids, and pets safe this season. Darren and Jenelle are experienced native fauna rescuers who believe education is the first line of defence—for both humans and snakes.

Darren will also share insights from his new Snake Awareness book, full of practical advice for living safely alongside our local wildlife. Thanks to Domino’s Esperance for providing a bite to eat on the day.

📅 When: Monday, 8th December
⏰ Time: 5:30-7:30 pm
📍 Where: Cannery Arts Centre - Art Room

Please note: there may be live non-venomous snakes at this event.

Spaces are limited, and registration is essential.

If the event is full, join the waitlist to be notified when spots become available. Don’t miss out!

Presented by Esperance Pride with Bradley Dunn
Thursday 28 November, 5:30pm
Music Room – Cannery Arts Centre

Take time to reconnect, reflect and recharge in this gentle guided meditation led by Bradley Dunn, an Esperance Pride community advocate and ambassador for self-love and positivity.

This session offers a safe and welcoming space for LGBTQIA+ community members and allies to slow down, breathe deeply, and cultivate inner calm.

All ages welcome | 16 spots available

Come as you are — leave grounded, uplifted, and connected.

Free Workshop

Join acclaimed Bridgetown based artist Tracey Barnett for a hands-on guitar workshop exploring rhythm, slide, and expression — where raw energy meets heartfelt storytelling.

Drawing from her alt-rock origins, Tracey blends experimental elements with classic rock and blues influences, touched with country undertones – a combination that's utterly captivating. Her vibrant sound sparks feelings of hope and connection, delivering an experience that's simply joyful and authentic.

Workshop Details:
Date: Sunday Nov 23rd
Venue: Cannery Arts Centre
Time: 2.30-3.30pm
Age: 12+

“Tracey has an energy that is infectious and a determination that can not be ignored. Her songs speak from the bottom of her soul and reflect the sound and scenery of her West Australian roots with an elegance that is unique.” – Shaun Kirk, musician

“Always incredible when a woman straddles the Blues, whilst allowing her authentic self to shine through and give it her own. Tracey has grown into her skin and it makes for a great musical treat. She’s got what it takes!” – Phaedra Watts, Festival Director, Nannup MusicFestival
Bought to you by WAM, Rotary Club of Esperance, Cannery Arts Centre, Kyza Presents and Regional Arts WA.