Wildflower walk and talk celebrating the legacy of Felix Borsari
When: Sunday 28 September | 2pm to 3.30pm
Where: Bunjil Reserve, Panton Hill. Meet at the Panton Hill Firefighters Memorial Park, 1 Bishops Rd, Panton Hill VIC 3759.
Light refreshments provided
Bookings: Free | Register your interest online | 20 spots available

Join us for a special Wildflower Walk in Panton Hill with the Friends of Felix Borsari Incorporated.

Settling in Nillumbik Shire in 1975, Swiss born and educated artist Felix Borsari (1945-2000) developed a passion for its abundant natural environment, which led to his discovery and artistic portrayal of a treasure of wildflowers near Panton Hill, where the Felix Borsari Wildflower Walk was named after him. In 'First Impressions’ the artist captures the essence of that environment, with fresh eyes, sense of immediacy and precise visual acuity. His subjects are predominantly the natural environment of the North Riding of Eltham – broad landscapes, dense bushland and native flora – with occasional nods to iconic heritage buildings of the built environment.

Please note: if you are running late walk down to the entrance of Bunjil Reserve off Bishops Road.

This event is presented in Partnership with Arts & Cultural Development and the Environment & Sustainability team at Nillumbik Shire Council.

For more information visit: nillumbik.vic.gov.au/ELCG

This free event is held in conjunction with the 'First Impressions' exhibition curated by Friends of Felix Borsari Incorporated at the Eltham Library Community Gallery from 25 September - 2 November, 2025.

Image detail: Felix Borsari Sketchbook, Wallflower Orchid