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1. NAIDOC Week Teens Workshop: Exploration and Mapping

   Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud at this NAIDOC Week workshop, designed for teens aged 13 – 17 years.

2. Yarns & Storytelling Around The Fire

   Keep the fire burning and celebrate First Nations culture with free NAIDOC Week events at Barangaroo Reserve! Baranaroo is hosting a series of free events, come together around the fire for yarns and cultural gatherings.

3. Yarning Strong x NAIDOC Week panel

   Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, loud and proud: Fostering Resilience and Mental Health and Wellbeing through music.

4. Free Live Music at The Rocks Markets

   Keep the fire burning blak, loud and proud! Each weekend during NAIDOC Week, First Nations singer songwriters will take The Rocks Square stage. See them perform from 10am - 1pm and 1.30pm to 4.30pm.

5. Story telling Projections at City Hall, Geelong

   "Keep the Fire Burning". We're joining the celebrations, with amazing storytelling projections at City Hall featuring local First Nations artists. Visit City Hall from 5.30pm - 11pm each night from Sunday 7 - Sunday 14 July to see the projections.

6. Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud: A visual celebration of NAIDOC 2024

   Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud:
   A visual celebration of NAIDOC 2024
   2 July — 8 October 2024
   Adelaide Airport
   Gates 26, 18, and 14

7. Goologoolup NAIDOC Screenings

   Keep the Fires Burning this NAIDOC with the Goologoolup NAIDOC Screenings, a program presented by the City of Perth Urban Screens. This multi-week festival exhibits Indigenous art centres from across Australia, featuring film, sculpture, and painting.

8. Keri Tamwoy

   Keri Tamwoy is of the Putch people, Wik Mungkan, in the community of Aurukun located in the remote western Cape York Peninsula.

9. Boomerang Workshop

   For kids aged 8 and up

10. Boodja Biddi (Bush Track)

    Kids will have fun learning about culture and nature on this outdoor walk.