Cultural and Botanical Heritage
Esperance Tjaltjraak Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (ETNTAC) is proud to present the Djilba Wildflower Festival 2026 in collaboration with the Esperance Wildflower Society, Esperance Community Arts, and St Andrews Anglican Parish. This annual festival, a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in Nature's splendour, celebrates the stunning wildflowers of the Kepa Kurl/Esperance region, promising a kaleidoscope of colours and forms.
Esperance Wildflower Festival 2026 will be held from Saturday September 19 to Wednesday September 23 2026 at the Esperance Civic Centre.
Cultural Tours
The Djilba Wildflower Festival Esperance has a strong focus on both environmental and cultural education and one of the highlights over the last 5 years have been the On Country Plants & Culture Tours with the Tjaltjraak Rangers.
This year our Ranger team are hosting three coastal cultural tours on Monday 21st, Tuesday 22nd and Wednesday 23rd September.
Numbers are limited and we ask you to meet us at the Esperance Civic Centre to travel out to the site.
More information coming soon.
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Guest Speakers
& Workshops
We have a series of guest speakers and workshops scheduled on Sunday 20th and Monday 21st September for 2026.
Updates are available on the Djilba Wildflower Festival website via the link below:
Art Competition & Exhibition
THEME:
Sand Dunes and Seashore
OPEN CATEGORIES:
All ages, individual artists, Indigenous artists, community groups
SCHOOLS CATEGORY:
Kindergarten to Year 12
SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY:
2-5pm Friday 11 September or 9am-12pm Saturday 12 September
All entries must be delivered to
Esperance Community Arts Space (Shop 6, Museum Village)
Download Competition Guidelines & Entry Forms, Educational Resource and Poster
Media Releases
Download copies of media releases about this annual event.
2025 September 03: Djilba Wildflower Festival Esperance
2024 April 11: Esperance Wildflower Festival 2024: Celebrating Natural & Cultural Heritage