Have you ever wondered why we celebrate Easter with eggs? Eggs represent new life and rebirth.
Early Christians in Mesopotamia dyed eggs over Easter thousands of years ago. The practice was adopted by the Orthodox Churches, and from there it spread into Western Europe and it’s thought that this ancient custom was absorbed into contemporary Easter celebrations.
Join us in decorating pre-prepared dyed eggs with metallic-hued paint pens and stickers. Simply draw whatever suits you; polka dots, stripes or hearts. You are also invited to make your own stick puppet Easter bunny.
This event is now sold out - but register to join the waitlist
Further Information
Please contact the museum via museum@subiaco.wa.gov.au if the Eventbrite is sold out to go on a waitlist.
Designed for Family Groups
These events are designed for family groups of multiple ages. Many of the events take place outside the museum building so you may want to bring a hat.
Getting to the Museum
The Museum is located behind Subiaco Library at 239 Rokeby Road, Subiaco, WA 6008.
Public Transport
The closest bus routes are the 97, 27 and 28.
Visit transperth.wa.gov.au to plan your journey.
Parking
Parking (including ACROD bays) are available outside the Museum.
Toilets are located at the Subiaco Library.
NOTE: Please do not attend Subiaco Museum if you are feeling unwell, you are most welcome to cancel your free ticket at any time and re-book into future upcoming events when you are feeling better and are symptom free. We ask that all visitors maintain good hand hygiene and utilise the hand sanitiser available when attending events.