The White Ribbon Art Gallery is inviting the community to a special fundraising dinner on Friday 5 December, at the Emerald Hills Hub, kicking off at 5.30pm.
White Ribbon Art Gallery president April Whitelaw said the event promises an evening of art, courage, and connection, all aimed at raising awareness about domestic violence.
“Support us as we raise awareness about domestic violence through art,” she said.
“We thank all our artists for their artwork entries for display in the 2025 exhibition.”
Under the 2025 theme, “Look Through My Eyes Into Domestic Violence,” the gallery will showcase artwork reflecting the lived experiences of those affected by domestic violence. Guests at the dinner will have the unique opportunity to:
– Enjoy live musical entertainment
– Hear a powerful story from a lived experience speaker
– Savour a two-course meal
– Participate in a raffle draw with exciting prizes
– Meet White Ribbon Art Gallery artists and learn about their inspiring journeys
The exhibition will be open from 19 November to 10 December at Emerald Hills Hub Art Space, Level 1. Visitors can view the artworks Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 2.30pm, and on Sundays from 1pm to 4pm.
Bookings for the dinner are essential, with tickets priced at $75 per person. For enquiries and bookings, contact WhiteRibbonArtGallery@gmail.com
Founded in 2020, the White Ribbon Art Gallery was created to engage the community in meaningful dialogue about domestic violence through art.
Each year, exhibitions are held in November to coincide with White Ribbon Day Australia, and the gallery is run entirely by a volunteer committee of artists and community members committed to reducing family violence.
This fundraising dinner is more than a night of art—it’s a chance to support survivors, celebrate creativity, and stand together against domestic violence.
