Hello Rebels & Dreamers!

Welcome to Scribblers 2024!

FORM Building a State of Creativity's Scribblers Family Festival returns to the Cathedral Square Precinct in the City of Perth with a weekend-long celebration of storytelling and creativity for children and young people, bringing imagination, fun and families together with stories and storytellers from across Western Australia, Australia and the world. This year is all about you, the Rebels and the Dreamers, those who dare to be bold, think differently and imagine new and infinite possibilities.

Our jam-packed weekend of FREE fun for the whole family, is an all-ages program which includes:

- Inspiring sessions in the Scribblers Central Lotterywest Marquee featuring our headliners
- Book readings, stories and hands-on fun in the Storytelling Zone
- Entertainment in the Sound Garden featuring the next generation of talented musicians, performers and podcasters
- Thoughtful gifts and beautifully crafted wares for you to peruse and shop at the Scribblers Youth Makers Market

Plus:
Boffins Books pop-up Festival bookshop, book signings by your creative heroes, selfies galore with roving performers, a student exhibition and heaps of pop-in art and craft activities.

Check out all of the amazing events and plan your weekend below
or download our detailed program!

Download the full Festival Program

Events Program

All Scribblers Family Festival Program events take place in and around Cathedral Square
The main sessions and activities throughout our Family Weekend are FREE.
Our Creative Workshops are ticketed and spaces are limited, so make sure you book your place soon.

Meet the Stars: Sally Rippin - Sensory-friendly session

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City of Perth Library

10:30 – 11:00

All Ages

WELCOME TO COUNTRY & NOONGAR STORYTELLING

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Scribblers Central

11 – 11:40

All Ages

Olman Walley

Skeletons and Specimens - Drawing Workshop

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London Court

11:00 - 12:00

Ages 7+

Reneé Treml

GOLDEN PRIZE GIVING CEREMONY

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Scribblers Central

11:45 – 11:55

All Ages

Poetry In Pieces

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City of Perth Library

11:45 - 12:45

Ages 9 - 14

Sally Murphy

LITTLE LUNCH UNLEASHED!

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Scribblers Central

12:00 – 12:30

All Ages

Danny Katz & Mitch Vane

Tanzanian Tales, Textiles & Toys

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Storytelling Zone

12:30 – 1:00

All Ages

Annick Akanni

Lit Live’s Golden Musical Extravaganza

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Scribblers Central

1:00 – 1:30

All Ages

Lit Live

Animal Antics Comics Workshop

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City of Perth Library

1:15 - 2:15

Ages 5 - 12

Sheena Dempsey

Mavey & Beth’s Double Act: Book Reading & Kazoo Making

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Storytelling Zone

1:30 – 2:00

All Ages

Kristy Nita Brown

Meet the Stars: Morris Gleitzman

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Scribblers Central

2:00 – 2:30

All Ages

Morris Gleitzman

Gaming By Your Own Rules

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London Court

2:00 - 4:00

Ages 7 - 14

Jake Bamford

Spanish Storytime with Le Tobbogan

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Storytelling Zone

2:30 – 3:00

All Ages

Filipa Pinto

Epic Story Battle

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Scribblers Central

3:00 – 3:30

All Ages

Sally Murphy, Danny Katz, Shane McCarthy & Sheena Dempsey

Djinang Bonar: Picture Book Reading in English and Noongar

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Storytelling Zone

3:30 – 4:00

All ages

Ebony Froome

Daytime Dreaming and Shadow Play

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City of Perth Library

2:45 - 3:45

Ages 5+

Rachel Riggs

Meet the Stars: Sally Rippin

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Scribblers Central

11:00 – 11:30

All Ages

My Dreams, My Story: Mixed Media Collage Art

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Moana Hall

10:15 - 11:45

Ages 8 - 14

Annick Akanni

Monsters and Mayhem: From supervillains to supernatural forces

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Scribblers Central

12:00 – 12:30

All Ages

Justin Somper and Shane McCarthy

Mischief at Midnight Illustration workshop

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City of Perth Library

12:15 - 1:15

Ages 5+

Peter Cheong

Deliciously Dishy Ceramics

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Moana Hall

12:15 - 1:45

Ages 8+

Claudia Lam - The Forest Mori

An A-Z of Dreaming Differently

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Storytelling Zone

12:30 – 1:00

All Ages

Tracey Dembo

Rebels with a cause – breaking rules and blazing new trails

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Scribblers Central

1:00 – 1:30

Shane McCarthy, Scott Wilson

Trippy Tales and Playful Plots

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City of Perth Library

1:35 - 2:35

Ages 7 - 12

Tracey Dembo

Pablo and Splash: Intrepid Penguins on Big Adventures

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Scribblers Central

2:00 – 2:30

All Ages

Sheena Dempsey

Rebel Journalling for Fearless Creativity

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Moana Hall

2:15 - 3:45

Ages 13+

Kristin Connolly

I Want To Be Spaghetti

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Storytelling Zone

2:30 – 3:00

All ages

Claudia Lam

The Art of Comic Writing

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Moana Hall

2:30 - 3:30

Ages 12+

Shane McCarthy

Mash-up Mayhem

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City of Perth Library

2:55 - 3:55

Ages 8+

Justin Somper

Epic Illustrator Battle - East Coast V West Coast

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Scribblers Central

3:00 – 3:30

All Ages

Mitch Vane, Peter Cheong

Djinang Bonar: Picture Book Reading in English and Noongar

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Storytelling Zone

1:30 – 2:00

All Ages

Ebony Froome

Te Ao Māori Tales and Tradition

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Storytelling Zone

3:30 – 4:00

All Ages

Jasmine Huriwai-Kahuroa and Tamson Beale

The Book Doctors

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Scribblers Central

11:00 – 4:00

All Ages

SUSTAINABILITY AREA Presented by WA Parks Foundation

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Scribblers Central

12pm - 4pm

All Ages

Educated by Nature

Boffins' Book Festival Bookshop

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Scribblers Central

11:00 – 4:00

All Ages

Book Signings with Scribblers Creative Stars

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Scribblers Central

11:00 – 4:00

All Ages

Tree of Dreams

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City of Perth Library

11:00 – 4:00

All Ages

Chill-out Cubby

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City of Perth Library

11:00 – 4:00

All Ages

NOW I OWN - A Celebration of Creative Bravery

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Council House

11AM – 4PM

All Ages

What does creative bravery look like? Come and find out at a unique display by students from FORM’s Creative Schools program. NOW I OWN shares their experiences of learning.

Rebels & Dreamers Art and Play

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The Sound Garden

11:00 – 4:00

All Ages

When I Dream Student Showcase

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City of Perth Library

11AM – 4PM

All Ages

Youth Buskers

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The Sound Garden

11:30 – 3:00

All Ages

Youth buskers performing half hour sets, half past the hour, every hour.

I HAVE MORE TO SAY PODCASTING

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The Sound Garden

12:00 – 3:30

All Ages

What does creative bravery sound like?

Tune in to I HAVE MORE TO SAY at Scribblers Conversation Caravan, where students from FORM’s Creative Schools program podcast their personal stories.

Half hour shows, every hour.

Pebbles Studios’ Rebel Pirate Princess, giant bubbles, games and more!

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Scribblers Central

11:00 – 4:00

All Ages

Pebbles Studios

MYTHOLOGY & MODERNITY: TWO WORLDS UNITE

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Town Hall

10:00 - 10:40

Ages 12+

Graham Akhurst and Scott Wilson interviewed by Sophie

They say there’s nothing new under the sun, but what about making something new from the old? Graham Akhurst and Scott Wilson are experts at this, having both adapted traditional First Nations stories in their contemporary narratives. Graham and Scott will join Youth Curator Sophie to talk about the importance of keeping ancient cultures alive and writing genre fiction that thrills and entertains.

Picturing the Words

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Town Hall

11:00 - 11:40

Ages 12+

Sarah Winifred Searle and Scott Wilson interviewed by Lila

A picture tells a thousand words, so how better to tell a story than using both? Graphic novelist Sarah Winifred Searle and comic-book writer Scott Wilson have a way with words and pictures and are telling their stories one panel at a time. Youth Curator Lila will ask them about the similarities and differences of super-hero comics and fantasy graphic novels, and how storytelling can be bright, beautiful, and FUN.

Changing the World One Rebel at a Time

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Town Hall

12:20 - 1:00

Ages 12+

Yuot A. Alaak, Graham Akhurst and Kate Emery interviewed by Bella

Rebellious characters are often the central protagonists of YA novels and writing them can be an act of rebellion too. Yuot A. Alaak, Graham Akhurst and Kate Emery will unpack their recent novels with Youth Curator Bella, talking about tackling serious topics for a young audience, how tough times can be a source of inspiration, and the power of words to change the world.

Living the (Creative) Dream

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Town Hall

1:20 - 2:00

Ages 13+

Morris Gleitzman, Sarah Winifred Searle and Wolfgang Bylsma interviewed by Sophie

Prolific children’s and YA author Morris Gleitzman, graphic novelist Sarah Winifred Searle, and comics editor and publisher Wolfgang Bylsma chat with Youth Curator Bella about the high and lows of their careers, how creativity and a rebellious spirit have shaped their work and lives, and their advice for budding creatives dreaming of seeing their own stories and comics published.

Festival Map

Planning Your Day

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Festival Venues

Scribblers Festival takes place in the Perth CBD with programming centered in the Cathedral Square precinct and neighbouring vicinities.

Cathedral Square can be found at the corner of St Georges Terrace and Barrack Street.

Key venues:
Scribblers Central – Cathedral Square
Perth Library – Cathedral Square
The Sound Garden – Stirling Gardens
Perth Town Hall - 601 Hay St
Perth Moana Hall - 618 Hay Street Mall
London Court – St Georges Terrace

Getting to the Festival

The City of Perth offers 3 hours free parking on weekends
CPP Cultural Centre car park, 2 Roe Street, Northbridge
CPP His Majesty's car park, 377 Murray Street, Perth
CPP Pier Street car park, 87-89 Pier Street, Perth

More information: www.cityofperthparking.com.au

Travelling on Transperth trains, buses and ferries is FREE for all SmartRider holders on Sundays. www.transperth.wa.gov.au

Food & Drinks

There are water stations on site.  

The Sound Garden is perfect for picnics! Relax on the grass amidst the lush gardens and be entertained by our youth performers and podcasters.

Food options nearby:

PAGE7 Café (inside Perth Library) 53 Hay St

Something French 580 Hay Street Mall

NAO Japanese Ramen 580 Hay St

Just For You The Bread House 585 Hay St

Jaws Sushi Town Hall 580 Hay St

Plus many more in the City of Perth

Access

Scribblers Festival is committed to providing a safe, inclusive experience for everyone. For the first time all Saturday sessions in the Marquee with be Auslan Interpreted, provided by Auslan Stage Left.

All of our venues are wheelchair accessible.

We’ve also included a number of Sensory Friendly Features:

The City of Perth Library will be open during the entire Festival and welcomes adults and children to relax in the quiet reading spaces.

Chill-Out Cubby Head to the 4th floor of the Perth Library where you’ll a cosy nook to escape and unwind. Here you’ll find earmuffs, fidget toys and comfy cushions.

We’re also offering a special low-sensory session with Sally Rippin at 10.30 am on Saturday 26 October. This session is FREE but requires a ticket. Spaces are limited so please ensure you book in advance.

Ticketing

All activities and sessions in Scribblers Central and The Sound Garden are FREE – no tickets required!

FREE ticketed events (bookings required):
Sensory Friendly session with Sally Rippin at 10.30am on Saturday 26 October. Spaces are limited.

YA Collective – Curated by and for youth:
This program is free to attend but registration is required. Book your free ticket here:

Creative Workshop Series (ticket purchase required): Our creative skills workshops offer deeper engagement where you’ll learn new skills, develop creativity and build confidence in a fun, supportive environment. Workshops are run by expert creative practitioners, authors and artists and numbers are capped and everyone gets to participate fully. All materials are provided.  Workshops incur a fee, which varies depending on the length of the session.  

Buying multiple tickets? Save 10% when purchasing 3 or more tickets. Discount can be used across multiple workshops.

Tickets for children under 12 include free entry for one accompanying adult.

Meet our Family Festival Stars!

Sheena Dempsey

Sheena Dempsey is an award-winning author and illustrator, and creator of graphic novel series Pablo and Splash, which came from a web-comic about a pair of penguins (alter-egos for her and her husband) Sheena created during pandemic lockdowns. She is originally from Ireland, but now lives in England with her husband and pet greyhound.

Morris Gleitzman

Morris Gleitzman grew up in England and came to Australia when he was sixteen. After university he became a screenwriter. Then he had a wonderful experience. He wrote a novel for young people. Now, after 43 books, he’s one of Australia’s most popular authors. He was appointed the Australian Children’s Laureate for 2018–2019.

Sally Rippin

Sally Rippin has over 10 million books in print worldwide. Her most popular series include Billie B Brown, Hey Jack! and School of Monsters. In 2024, Sally became the eighth Australian Children’s Laureate, promoting the importance and transformational power of reading, creativity and story in the lives of young Australians.

Peter Cheong

Peter Cheong is the illustrator of I’m a Hero Too, Nothing Alike, the Pow Pow Pig series and the Freddie Spector series. Every Night at Midnight is his first book as both author and illustrator. Peter lives in Perth with his very understanding wife and son and less understanding cat. Shadow Judging was the winner of CBCA Picture Book of the Year 2024.

Danny Katz

Danny Katz writes books for kids and adults, including the hit Little Lunch series. Born in Canada, Danny moved to Australia because he was allergic to maple syrup. After failed careers as a musician, comedian and car-washer, he turned to writing. Danny lives with his wife Mitch Vane, a speckled dog named Specky and a badly washed car.

Mitch Vane

Mitch Vane is a multi-disciplinary artist who loves creating quirky, humorous characters with watercolour and her scratchy dip pen. Mitch has illustrated dozens of picture books and collaborates with her husband, Danny Katz, to create the much-loved Little Lunch series.

Sally Murphy OAM

Sally Murphy, OAM, is a beachwalking, animal-loving life-loving author of verse novels, poetry and historical fiction. She loves reading and writing, and talking about reading and writing and, when she isn’t doing those things, can be found living in the southwest with her dog and cat, spending time with her large family, or working at Curtin University.

Justin Somper

Justin Somper is the award-winning author of the six Vampirates books, published in 35 countries and 25 languages. A Brit by birth, Justin recently relocated to Perth, where he’s writing a brand-new fantasy adventure series, Pirate Academy.

Wolfgang Bylsma

Wolfgang Bylsma is the Editor-in- Chief for Perth-based publishing house Gestalt Comics, and serves as chief executive for Comics On Country, a not-for-profit organisation established to support more First Nations voices in Australian comics. His publishing endeavours have helped change the nature of the comics industry in Australia and assisted in building reputations and careers for Australian talent in the international market.

Kristy Nita Brown

Kristy is an independently published author who loves to write junior fiction about small characters who do big things. Her debut book, Looking for Lily, was shortlisted for the 2023 West Australian Young Readers’ Book Award and placed second in the 2022 Children and Young Adult Aspiring Author Competition. Her next book, Mavey and Beth’s Double Act: Where’s My Whistle?, secured fourth place in the 2023 edition of the same competition.

Kristin Connolly

Kristin Connolly has been using stories to understand the world around and within her for as long as she can remember. As a visual storyteller and life coach, Kristin uses creativity as a tool to connect people to themselves and each other. Combining her background in art and creative direction; skills in live scribing, illustration, and painting; with her life coaching experience, she aims to do her part in making the world a better, more connected place, with a lot of heart.

Graham Akhurst

Graham Akhurst is a Kokomini writer who grew up in Meanjin (Brisbane), and now lives on Gadigal Country in Sydney where he enjoys walking Centennial Park with a good audiobook. His debut book Borderland is a young adult novel that looks at issues of urban Indigenous youth identity.

A.J. Betts

A.J. Betts is a Fremantle based author, speaker, teacher, columnist and cyclist. Her latest work is a contemporary young-adult novel called One Song, about a teenage band trying to record a song to enter into the prestigious Triple J Unearthed High competition. Her earlier books include the two-book speculative fiction series Hive and Rogue, Zac & Mia (which was adapted into an Emmy Award winning Hollywood television series), Wavelength and Shutterspeed.

Shane McCarthy

Shane McCarthy is a freelance comics writer, whose work has been published internationally by the likes of DC Comics, Marvel Comics and more. His writing credits include Detective Comics (starring Batman), Batman Legends of the Dark Knight, Star Wars, Deadpool Team Up and Transformers: All Hail Megatron. Shane has been writing comics professionally for over 20 years and presently resides in Perth with his wife and two gorgeous cats.

Claudia Lam

Claudia Lam, also known as The Forest Mori, grew up between Perth and Hong Kong. She is an independent illustrator, designer, and ceramic artist and uses all those mediums to tell stories. Her purpose is to bring joy to people through her artwork and being a children’s book illustrator.

Tracey Dembo

Tracey Dembo, author of picture books An A to Z of Dreaming Differently and This Book Is A Time Machine, is passionate about encouraging big questions, daring dreams and wild imaginations. She believes in the power of good stories, well-timed jokes and freshly baked cakes.

Yuot A. Alaak

Yuot A. Alaak is an Australian- Sudanese writer whose memoir, Father of the Lost Boys, is about growing up in a warzone, and the bravery of his father. Yuot lives in Perth with his family where he works as a mining professional. When not writing or mining, Yuot loves to relax with family and friends over a barbecue.

Jake Bamford

Jake is a one-man creative army, making games, illustrations, novels, voiceover, films and many more. Blending entertainment and education, his mission is to engage players, readers and viewers in something meaningful that will enrich their lives and improve the world as a whole. His favourite stories are those with a balance of whimsical fantasy and thought-provoking philosophy - because why shouldn’t we explore the challenges and joys of life with haughty elves or disgruntled aliens?

Renée Treml

Renée Treml lives on Beeliar Country (Fremantle). She is the creator of picture books and graphic novels, including the Sherlock Bones mysteries and The Super Adventures of Ollie and Bea series. When Renée isn’t writing or illustrating, she enjoys walking in the bush or on the beach with her family and her superenthusiastic little dog.

Scott Wilson

Scott Wilson is a proud Gooniyandi and Gadgerong man from the remote Kimberley community of Muludja. Ever since Scott was a kid, he’s always had a vivid imagination and passion for storytelling, drawing and comic books. Adam Heart (aka Dark Heart) of the Indigiverse is Scott’s Aboriginal superhero character, inspired by his ancestors and the Dreaming.

Sarah Winifred Searle

Sarah Winifred Searle originally hails from the USA and now lives in Perth with their beloved spouse and cat. They write and draw comics and prose, exploring themes of identity, health, relationships, and history across many genres. The Greatest Thing, their YA graphic novel, is a Lammy Award and CBCA Book of the Year finalist, and a Prime Minister’s Literary Award winner. Their latest book, The Sweetness Between Us, comes out in October 2024.

Filipa Pinto

As a Portuguese-born, Frenchraised book enthusiast, married to a Peruvian, it’s no wonder Filipa has raised a multicultural family and owns and runs Le Toboggan, an online bookstore that exclusively sells international and bilingual titles.

Ebony Froome

Ebony is a Wardandi Noongar woman born in Busselton (Undalup). She now lives and works in Perth on Wadjuk Country with her family. Djinang Bonar: Seeing Seasons is her first published work. Ebony hopes her book will increase awareness and respect for Noongar language and culture, and inspire the next generation of Indigenous allies.

Lit Live

Bringing the page alive on the stage, Lit Live is a collective of performers who make theatre for the mind and soul from the world’s most beloved stories. Lit Live is produced by seasoned actor and storyteller, Sarah McNeill, who develops and presents each Lit Live show with a team of talented actors and musicians.

Olman Walley

Olman Walley is a Wilman, Balardong, Binjareb, Wadjuk Nyoongar man who was raised in the Wilman (Wheatbelt) region and now lives in Boorloo (Perth). He was taught Noongar culture by his family and elders, and as owner and director of Boorloo Aboriginal Cultural Experiences, is passionate about sharing the stories, history, music, dance and knowledge of the ancient Noongar culture. His Noongar name is Chitty Chitty (Willy Wagtail).

Annick Akanni

Annick Akanni is a textile designer, arts educator and teaching artist. She is passionate about creating inclusive, accessible, and immersive spaces where explorative art and multi-sensory play allow people of all ages to engage in mindful, meditative art therapy methodologies that promote, disrupt, and encourage open dialogue. She has worked in FORM’s Creative Schools program since 2023, and previously served on the ArtPlay Disability and Inclusion Advisory Group for the City of Melbourne.

Rachel Riggs

Rachel Riggs is an internationally experienced visual theatre artist/ producer and puppeteer who has designed and directed work all over the world using traditional and contemporary puppetry techniques. She is the director of DNA Puppetry.

Jasmine Huriwai-Kahuroa

Jazz is a proud resident of Port Hedland of Maori descent (Ngati Porou, Ngati Kahununu tribe), who is deeply connected to her cultural roots through the teachings of her rangatira (Elders) and the stories passed down through generations. Jazz shares these stories to preserve cultural heritage, and pass on the wisdom and knowledge of her ancestors.

Bianca Breen

Bianca Breen is a professional book nerd, founder of YA for WA, and former Communications Director at the Australian Young Adult Literature Alliance (#LoveOzYA) and co-host of The YA Room. Bianca devours stories with magic, adventure, forests, and a dragon or two and her debut YA fantasy novel will be released in 2025 with Stag Beetle Books.

Kate Emery

Kate Emery lives in Perth and works as a senior reporter for The West Australian. Her first novel, The Not So Chosen One was shortlisted for the 2020 Text Prize, the Aurealis Awards (Best Fantasy Novel) and longlisted for the CBCA Book of the Year Awards, Older Readers.

Partners

FORM, Scribblers and Creative Schools would like to thank our Government Partners Lotterywest, the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries, the City of Perth, the United States Consulate and Culture Ireland as well as our Supporting Partner MinterEllison, for their vision and support in helping Scribblers ignite a passion for literature and creativity in young people across the State.

A big thank you to the Cathedral Square for helping to home our festival this year.

To all our wonderful partners, who are supporting Scribblers in so many different ways: funding, venues, volunteering, talent and creative oomph, thank you.

And thank you to all the parents, children, librarians, authors and illustrators for continuing to be the lead characters in the Scribblers story.
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With thanks to Cathedral Square.
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With thanks to Cathedral Square.

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