National Portrait Gallery Announces Two-Year Family Activities Program

The National Portrait Gallery Australia, located in Canberra, is launching a family activities program beginning on Wednesday, 26 August 2026. This initiative will run for two years, concluding on Saturday, 26 August 2028.

According to the gallery’s official calendar, the program is categorised as family art activities. It is designed to engage families with art through a range of activities suitable for all ages.

The program aims to make the gallery experience more accessible and enjoyable for children and their parents. By offering activities tailored to families, the gallery seeks to encourage participation and foster a welcoming environment for visitors of different generations.

The two-year duration reflects the gallery’s commitment to ongoing community engagement and educational outreach. This sustained approach is intended to support the appreciation of portrait art among younger audiences and their families.

Throughout the program, families visiting the National Portrait Gallery can expect regular opportunities to take part in creative sessions. These activities are planned to complement the gallery’s exhibitions and encourage interactive learning.

This initiative adds to Canberra’s cultural landscape, providing families with a consistent way to experience art together over an extended period.