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07/09/2026

A month to go until Kaleidoscope ❤️

An exhibition to raise awareness of Mental Health.

We've had some amazing art over the past few years. Don't miss out on seeing what we have available this year.

16/08/2026

It's getting closer to the Exhibition and we can't wait to see all the amazing art the community has to show ❤️

16/08/2026

Previous artwork from members of the community with lived experience of mental health.
Support Kaleidoscope this year at The Meteor in October ❤️

16/08/2026

Don't forget to get in the draw for these awesome giveaways.
Just share the post, tag a friend with which one you want to win and like the page to go in the draw

Kaleidoscope is getting closer and we have some awesome giveaways for our opening event.
To go in the draw just follow these three easy steps.
1) Like and Follow our page

2) Tag a friend with which Self Care Kit you would like to win
&
3) Share this post

❤️

31/07/2026

Don't miss out on raffle tickets for these awesome prizes.

The pressure we can feel from society for experiencing mental distress is a heavy load to bear. Stigma is an injustice, that thrives in the dark. Be part of the light through Kaleidoscope.

A massive shout out to Ninja Valley and Calilou Tattoo for their generosity in supporting Kaleidoscope this year. Thank you for being part of the light ❤️

28/07/2026

The art that we exhibit is all from members of the community with lived experience of mental illness who use art as a way of expressing themselves, managing their well-being and as an act of self care.

26/07/2026

The word kaleidoscope is derived from the Ancient Greek words “Kalos” meaning “beautiful”, “eidos” meaning “that which is seen” and “skopeo” meaning “to look”.

Kaleidoscope is an exhibition of creative pieces from those with lived experience of mental illness. It shows their stories, passion and the importance of creativity and art in the journey towards recovery. Creative pursuits and art in all forms is an excellent way to not only help cope with mental distress, but also to express what you are feeling and to share your experiences in a way words might not.

26/07/2026

Some of the artwork from previous years artists.
Can't wait to see what we bring to the exhibition from the community this year