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1. NAIDOC Week Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony

   Join us for a Welcome to Country and traditional Smoking Ceremony as we recognise NAIDOC Week and the contribution of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Before the ceremony, you are invited to join us in the Library for a native inspired morning tea. All members of the community are we
2. Marrickville Metro NAIDOC School Holiday Activities

   Join us for a Welcome to Country and Didgeridoo performance to welcome the start of NAIDOC Week at 11am, 7th July 2024..

3. Parkmore Shopping Centre Welcome to Country

   Join us for a Welcome to Country and didgeridoo performance in conjunction with the Bunurong Land Council at 10am, Monday 8th July.

4. West Coast Council Reconciliation Action Plan Community Engagement

   Join West Coast Council, Reconciliation Tasmania and Libraries Tasmania to discuss Council's Reconciliation Action Plan. Following discussions, Reconciliation Tasmania is screening "Wash My Soul in the River's Flow".
5. NAIDOC Week at Wagga Wagga Marketplace
   Join us on Wiradjuri Land to discover the meaning of different Indigenous symbos, dot painting, and more as we create amazing community art to celebrate our Indigenous heritage. Everyone is welcome to attend, and kids can actively participate in decorating various symbols while Indigenous artists w

6. NAIDOC Week 2022 – Cultural Conversations | "Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up!"

   Join wonderful, local First Nations artists Wadawurrung Woman Kait James, Gerard Black, and Tarryn Love, for a panel discussion around the NAIDOC 2022 theme, “Get Up! Stand Up!

7. Tower Hill Cultural Wildlife Tour

   Join Worn Gundidj guides for a two-hour kid-friendly interactive tour, exploring the natural winter habitats of some of Australia's most iconic animals.

8. The wonder of little things - conversation with Kara McEwen & Lea McInerney @ Charles Sturt Libraries

   Join your first memoir discussion of the extraordinary life of the late Vince Copley, a first Nations elder. In this author talk, co-author Lea McInernery and Vince's daughter Kara McEwen join us to share Vince's story of finding kindness in the midst of prejudice, and joy in living life to the ful

9. Wayapa Wuurrk Workshop

   Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87363361295?pwd=K2diMVVyUVNNOEJTM25GVXpwMHduQ…; Wayapa Wuurrk means to 'Connect to the Earth' in the languages of the Maara and GunaiKurnai Peoples of Aborigi

10. Celebrating NAIDOC WEEK Exhibition Display

    Joining in the celebration of NAIDOC Week the Redland Museum is displaying a collection of Aboriginal artefacts.