Nature Play with Imaginary Leaps: An Adventure into Bibra Lake

Discover the magic of Bibra Lake in this creative and engaging workshop led by the internationally acclaimed artist and educator Rachel Riggs from Imaginary Leaps!

Designed for children aged 2–5 and their parents or carers, this immersive experience invites little explorers to connect with nature through playful adventures in art, music, and movement. As families journey through the wetlands, children will investigate local environmental themes—such as native animals, plant life, and natural textures—while engaging with colour, shape, and sensory discovery. Using nature play as a foundation, Rachel’s approach nurtures creativity, curiosity, and connection, blending fun with artistry and social well-being. This workshop offers a meaningful and memorable experience that celebrates the wonder of Bibra Lake and the joy of learning through play.

Dates: Wednesday, 15th, 22nd, & 29th October, 5th, 19th, & 26th November and 3rd & 10th December 2025
Time: 09:00am – 11:00am

Location: Education Room, The Wetlands Centre Cockburn, 184 Hope Road, Bibra Lake WA 6163

Suitable Age Groups: Children 2-5 years, accompanied by adults

Price: Only $160 for the full 8-week course
✔️ Includes one adult + one child
✔️ That’s just $20 per session — great value for weekly creative nature play!
✔️ Additional children only $10 each per session
👶 Babies in arms join free

Limited spots – book now to secure your place!

IMPORTANT NOTICE: This is a family program: children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

What to Bring:

Water bottle
Comfortable clothing

Provided:

A variety of art materials
Expert guidance and educational resources from Imaginary Leaps

Suitable Age Groups: Children 2-5 years, accompanied by adults

This program is sponsored by: The WA Government, Department of Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport & Healthway - Creativity & Wellbeing for Young people fund.

About the Presenter:

Rachel Riggs is an internationally recognised creative learning specialist and founder of Imaginary Leaps, a platform for inspiring creativity through play and art. With a Master’s in Fine Art and extensive experience in visual theatre, puppetry, and sensory arts, Rachel has worked with leading cultural institutions worldwide, including the Tate Modern, Sensorium Theatre, and the State Library of Western Australia. Her workshops emphasise emotional and social well-being, fostering self-confidence, collaboration, and artistic expression in participants of all ages.

Spaces are limited—reserve your place today for a morning of artistic exploration and creative fun!