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1. NAIDOC Community Fun Day

   Join us for our Community NAIDOC celebration for Welcome to Country, Koori-oke, Afternoon Tea and Kids Activities

2. Mooditj Mara (Good Hands) - Heal Country at Yanchep National Park

   Join our Cultural Guide Derek Nannup and Park volunteers to learn how you can help to Heal Country.

3. City of Cockburn Community Fun Day

   Join us at our free community fun day as part of our NAIDOC week celebrations. There will be a variety of activities including: art and crafts, Froggys Fun on the Green outdoor play, face painting, free food an a raffle. Everyone is welcome.

4. Keep the Fire Burning! - Joondalup

   Join in a painting workshop with Fiona Reidy from Djinda Kaal Aboriginal Art. Using traditional and contemporary methods, create your take-home masterpiece inspired by fire and its significance to Aboriginal people throughout history.

5. Artists Talk-Dr Paola Balla

   Join Dr Paola Balla in The Track Gallery as she shares her thoughts and knowledge of Treaty and First Nations ways of being, knowing and doing. Dr Paola Balla is a Wemba-Wemba and Gunditjmara artist, curator, writer and academic whose projects focus on Aboriginal women's stories and resistance, cen

6. NAIDOC Week Storytime at the Footy

   Join the Peak Hill Roosters and Bantams as they read "My Deadly Boots" by Carl Merrison and Hakea Hustler, just before they take on the Condobolin Rams in this season's Indigenous Round!

7. Support Act - Yarning Strong NAIDOC Special: Get up! Stand Up! Show up!
   Join us in person (yes IRL!!!) or online from the Music Market on Thursday 7 July at 1PM (AEST), for Yarning Strong: Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up! - NAIDOC Week Special As many of you may have already seen, the 2022 NAIDOC Week theme has been announced! The theme "Get Up! Stand Up!

8. Jazz Money Poetry Workshop

   Join poet and artist Jazz Money in a free poetry workshop responding to the themes of Eucalyptusdom. This will be an opportunity to engage with complex, beautiful and provocative ideas without the imposition of formal writing structures and grammatical rules. Suitable for ages 12 – 18.

9. Screening: The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith

   Join us for a powerful NAIDOC Week celebration with Fred Schepisi’s groundbreaking 1978 film The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith - a searing adaptation of Thomas Keneally’s novel, based on the true story of Jimmy Governor.

10. City of Kalamunda - NAIDOC Week 2024: Dreamtime Stories @ High Wycombe Library

    Join presenters, Renee Ronan & Natasha Kickett from Kaarla Baabpa Aboriginal Cultural Consulting who will be sharing dreaming stories followed by an interactive session for everyone to participate.