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1. St Kilda Football Club Skills and Education Session

   Join the Saints and Danny Frawley Centre in celebrating NAIDOC Week. AFLW Captain and Saints players are running a footy clinic and leadership session for youth at Sandringham Football Club.

2. Bayside Flag Raising Ceremony | Ellen José Student Reconciliation Awards

   Join us on Saturday, May 27 for a “Welcome to country” and smoking ceremony by the Traditional owners Bunurong Land Council and to raise the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Flags to commemorate National Reconciliation Week.

3. The Final Quarter

   Join us for a screening of The Final Quarter documentary, by Shark Island Productions and a panel conversation to follow.

4. Ceremonial lighting of Parliament House

   Join Senator the Hon Malarndirri McCarthy, Minister for Indigenous Australians, for the ceremonial lighting of Parliament House for NAIDOC Week. 

5. Blak, Loud and Proud: First Nations Classics 2024

   Join some of this continent’s boldest Blak voices and keep the fire burning as we celebrate the latest instalment of the First Nations Classics series.

6. Youth Yarn & Grub

   Join us for some food & a yarn on Dja Dja Wurrung country at the Bendigo Library. For more information check out Facebook.com/BendigoDAC or call Sidrah on 0455 33 725.

7. NAIDOC Up Late

   Join soul flavoured singer-songwriter Budjerah, eclectic musical icon Mo’Ju (AKA Mojo Juju) and emerging electro-pop duo AYA J for an intimate evening of music to heal country on Barangaroo Reserve’s beautiful Stargazer Lawn. An al fresco evening of music and vibes, NAIDOC Up Late also features Fir

8. Aboriginal art workshop @ Charles Sturt Libraries

   Join us for a special NAIDOC Week event where you can learn traditional Aboriginal art by local Aboriginal artist, David Booth. By the end of the workshop, participants will have their own completed piece of artwork that you can keep and display proudly at home. All materials will be provided.

9. Woolshed Chapel

   Join us for a special service to celebrate First Australians' culture and story in faith, hope and love.

10. FW NAIDOC Week Breakfast Event

    Join us for a special NAIDOC Week event where a panel of First Nations women will discuss and reflect upon this year’s theme: Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud.