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Walls that Talk
Walls that Talk is a place activation initiative that displays images on the front wall of Maitland Library for the whole community to enjoy and experience.
PETS OF MAITLAND
Thank you to everybody who submitted a picture of their pets for the Walls that Talk exhibition. Check out our exhibition of the gorgeous nine pets we have chosen to feature this year.
PANDEMICAL HABITS
What habits have picked you up during this pandemic? We want to hear all about it, whether it be a new skill you have picked up or something you have started after putting it off for a while, we want to know. Share your story with us by either using the hashtag #pandemicalhabits or emailing pandemicalhabits@gmail.com
Entries are open until Wednesday 15 July. The exhibition is scheduled to be installed end of August 2020.
To see past exhibitions, click here.
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