Art, stroll, repeat

Bunbury’s streets were buzzing with creativity as the Tree Street Art Safari took over on 22 March 2025—and what a spectacle it was! 

As proud sponsors of this beloved event through our Community Grants Program, we’re thrilled to celebrate yet another record-breaking year for artists, businesses, and the community.

Since its inception in 2015, the Tree Street Art Safari has grown from a small gathering of art lovers to one of Bunbury’s most anticipated events. 

With up to 130 local artists showcasing their talent across stunning homes, gardens, and studios, attendees wandered through streets named after native trees, soaking in paintings, sculptures, textiles, craft, floral art, and even creative technologies.

And what a turnout we had this year:

• 20% increase in attendees
• 84% purchased artworks, showing their love for local talent
• Over $65,000 worth of artwork sold; a win for artists and the community

This free, self-guided walking tour isn’t just about appreciating art—it’s about building community, supporting local creatives, and celebrating culture. 

What started in 2015 as a small venture, inspired by a creative walking tour in New Zealand, has now blossomed into an iconic event. 

Monadelphous funded two interactive installations for people of all ages in the community to get involved.

Artist Charlotte White’s Installation named “Community Garden” was a paint by numbers Mural, where everyone was invited to pick up a paint brush and get painting.

The Bunbury Potters Studio “Young Potters” encouraged young people to select a handmade ceramic pot, roll up their sleeves and plant a succulent to take home. 

At Monadelphous, we believe in supporting strong community connections and empowering local talent. We’re thrilled to play a part in making Bunbury’s artistic scene shine, ensuring that creativity continues to flourish year after year.