LOCALS are encouraged to immerse themselves in an innovative animated exhibition featuring the artwork and creativity of young locals, exploring themes of natural disasters and emergency responses through their own experiences.
Hosted by Greater Shepparton City Council’s Resilience in Recovery team, presents ‘Disruption,’ an exhibition showcasing a total of 37 original artworks from local artists aged 12 to 25 years at the Shepparton Uniting Church Saturday 18 to Friday 31 October 2025.
Mayor, Cr Shane Sali, encouraged community members to take part in this exhibition and support local talent.
“We are looking forward to seeing the creativity of young people on display and showcasing their works to the community,” said Cr Sali.
“Close to three years on from the October 2022 floods, it is important to look at how far we have come and to keep educating ourselves on the way we prepare for and face emergencies.”
This project runs alongside Greater Shepparton’s First 72 Hours campaign, which reminds people that when the unexpected happens, being prepared makes all the difference. The First 72 Hours is a collaborative initiative involving multiple councils and emergency response agencies, focused on helping people create their own emergency plan and be ready when it counts.
For more information about ‘Disruption,’ visit the website www.shepp.city/disruption.
