14/10/2026
❤️ YOU'VE SEEN HER ART. NOW MEET THE WOMAN BEHIND IT. ❤️
We are beyond excited to introduce our 2026 Ladies in Red Guest Speaker, the incredibly talented Emily Blom!
If you've been following along with this year's Ladies in Red journey, you've already had a little glimpse of Emily's magic.
Emily is the extraordinary artist behind our beautiful event artwork, and she's been busy dreaming up something truly special to help bring this year's event to life. We don't want to give too much away just yet, but trust us when we say you're in for a treat! ✨
But there is so much more to Emily's story than her incredible artistic talent.
Beyond the canvas, Emily is a wife to Mat and mum to two wonderfully creative girls, one of whom lives with cystic fibrosis.
This year, Emily has generously agreed to share a little of their family's journey with us.
And that means more to us than we can put into words.
Because cystic fibrosis doesn't just touch the life of the person living with it. It becomes part of the lives of parents, siblings, grandparents, friends and entire communities. Each with their own experiences, perspectives and stories to tell.
This year's Ladies in Red is about celebrating those stories. The people, the connections, the love, the laughter and everything in between.
And we couldn't think of a more wonderful person to help us do that.
Emily, thank you for sharing not only your extraordinary creativity with us, but also a little piece of your world. We know how personal that is, and we are so incredibly grateful. ❤️
With plenty of creativity, a little drama, a whole lot of heart and a few surprises along the way, we have a feeling this is going to be something very special.
Please join us in giving Emily the warmest Ladies in Red welcome! 🌹
Tickets are selling fast, and please believe us when we say you do not want to miss this one. Remaining tickets available here: https://events.humanitix.com/cystic-fibrosis-tasmania-2026-ladies-in-red-lunch
*Incredible artwork featured in slides by Emily Blom.
**Photograph on last slide credit to Shaun Patterson (Winkipopmedia)