Just nearby Timeout Fed Square, the Koori Heritage Trust is showcasing the stunning ‘Spirit of the Animals’ exhibition, which explores the deep connection between Victorian First Peoples and the animal world.

This exhibition draws from the Koori Heritage Trust’s extensive collection, featuring over 50 artworks and cultural items. It highlights the significance of animals in the cultural life of First Nations communities, connecting people to Place, Country, and strengthening clan identities. Through a range of mediums like paintings, sculptures, drawings, and traditional tools, the exhibition brings to life the role of animals in Indigenous culture.

Before you immerse yourself in this fascinating exhibition, why not gather with friends and family for a meal and drinks at Timeout Fed Square? Conveniently located right in Fed Square, Timeout is the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere before you explore the exhibition. Whether you’re stopping by for lunch or a drink, Timeout offers great views and a central location to enhance your day out.

Don’t miss the chance to experience the ‘Spirit of the Animals’ exhibition and learn more about the cultural significance of animals in First Nations art. Book your table at Timeout today for the best seats in the house and enjoy a fantastic meal before heading over to the Koori Heritage Trust.

For more information about the ‘Spirit of the Animals’ exhibition, including exhibition details and opening hours, visit the Koori Heritage Trust website: https://kht.org.au/whats-on/exhibitions/spirit-of-the-animals/