Half a million sustainable balloons transform Perth convention centre
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 28 Oct, 18:15 · Archive
The Balloon Story exhibition opens in Perth on November 20, featuring half a million natural latex balloons.
The Balloon Story exhibition opens at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre on November 20, featuring half a million sustainable balloons transformed into immersive installations and works of art. The balloons are made from natural latex derived from rubber tree sap, making them environmentally friendly. The New York Times has described the experience as a 'whimsical, imagination-run-wild spectacle', while Time Out called it 'a feat of artistry'.
The family-friendly exhibition encourages visitors of all ages to explore, play and interact with the balloon installations. Visitors can expect to spend about an hour to 90 minutes in the balloon-filled wonderland. The venue is fully accessible, with no minimum age requirement and free entry for children under three.
Tickets are available to purchase from noon on Thursday. The exhibition has previously appeared in New York and is now coming to Perth for the first time.
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