Rainbow Club Brings Creativity and Inclusion to the Sydney Royal Easter Show
Rainbow Club Australia wrapped up four successful days at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, creating a vibrant and engaging activation in the Arts & Crafts Pavilion that connected with hundreds of families.
At the heart of the space was a “living art wall”, where children were invited to create their own person in the pool using a mix of craft materials. Over the course of the event, the wall grew into a colourful and dynamic display, eventually reaching capacity as interest continued to build each day.
The activation quickly became a popular stop for families, with many returning to see the wall evolve and to learn more about Rainbow Club’s programs and impact. The hands-on activity provided an inclusive and welcoming way for children of all abilities to participate, express themselves, and be part of a shared creation.
Daily artwork prizes, generously supported by Swing Factory Terrey Hills, recognised standout creations and added to the excitement across the four days.
Rainbow Club was also pleased to welcome CEO Johanna, along with the Chairman of the Arts & Craft Committee, who visited the stand to see the activation and meet families taking part.
This initiative not only showcased creativity, but also opened meaningful conversations about the importance of inclusive opportunities in and around the water.
A big thank you to the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW for the opportunity to be part of this iconic event and share Rainbow Club with the wider community.
Rainbow Club extends a sincere thank you to the families and volunteers who supported the activation across the four days, helping to create a space that was engaging, inclusive and widely embraced by the Show community.