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 For International Students in Victoria

Victoria
Art & Cultural Trail

A vibrant initiative uniting international students through cultural discovery, featuring immersive tours, interactive workshops, and collaborative projects that celebrate Victoria’s Indigenous heritage, urban art scenes, and diverse creative traditions in the heart of the state.

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What is

Victoria Art & Cultural Trail?

The Victoria Art & Cultural Trail (VACT) is a dynamic initiative launched by Australia Women & Children Protection and Development (AWCPD) as part of the State Government’s Study Melbourne Inclusion Program (SMIP).

Victoria Art & Cultural Trail is a five-part program, running from May to November 2025, aims to enhance the cultural engagement and creative confidence of international students in Victoria. It offers immersive experiences that highlight diverse aspects of Victoria’s cultural identity, including Indigenous heritage, urban art scenes, and local artistic traditions. Through curated events, students are encouraged to build social connections, deepen their understanding of the state’s rich cultural heritage, and participate actively in community-driven creative activities.

For further details about the Program, please visit studymelbourne.vic.gov.au/inclusion-program.

2025

Program Schedule

Explore the vibrant and diverse programs of the Victoria Art & Cultural Trail (VACT) schedule. From hands-on workshops that ignite your creativity, to immersive educational journeys, there's something for every art enthusiast.

Delve into the "Indigenous Art & Soul Tour" to embark on a powerful journey celebrating National Aboriginal Day, blending art, storytelling, and history. Join "Conservation Creation" for a unique fusion of environmental stewardship and artistic expression, where tree planting meets creative collaboration.

Explore Bendigo’s regional identity in the “Historical Heartbeat” tour, unleash your creativity in “Urban Inspirations” or in “Artistic Impressions”.

Our program is designed to ignite curiosity, celebrate diversity, and connect international students to Victoria’s rich cultural tapestry through unforgettable hands-on experiences.

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Indigenous Art & Soul Tour

Join us for a captivating exploration of Indigenous heritage, art, and storytelling in celebration of National Aboriginal Day! This exclusive Indigenous Art & Soul Tour offers international students a unique opportunity to engage with Australia’s First Nations traditions.

Visit iconic institutions with expert guides who will deepen your understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, symbolism, and oral histories. Be part of a transformative experience that celebrates the enduring legacy of Indigenous Australian art and culture.

  • Date: Sat 14 June 2025

  • Time: 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm AEST

  • Location: Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Melbourne Museum

  • Cost: Free, Registration Required

JUL

Conservation Creation: Tree Planting & Art Experience Event

Coming soon—stay tuned!

AUG

Historical Heartbeat: Bendigo’s Art & Culture Tour

Coming soon—stay tuned!

OCT

Urban Inspirations: Sketching Workshop

Coming soon—stay tuned!

OCT

Artistic Impressions: A Guided Art Tour&Sketching Workshop

Coming soon—stay tuned!

Previous events

Explore the highlights and memories from our past events
showcasing the experiences we've shared with our program.

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Contact

U2,1-5 Weston Street 

Brunswick Vic 3056

Email:
Hello@wcpd.org.au

AWCPD acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we live and work. We pay our respects to the elders past and present and extend that respect to all other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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