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1. Kathryn Queama: Ngura Kulintjaku

   Ngura Kulintjaku | Solo Exhibition | Kathryn Queama (Maruku Arts) Kathryn Queama is Minyma Anangu, a Pitjantjatjara woman from Australia’s Central Desert.

2. Kempsey Naidoc 2022 Get-up! Stand-up! Show-up Dinner Dance

   A night to celebrate our culture and awards night with the best entertainments in Australia with Lady-Gargles, Elvis (THE KING) Presley

3. AES and Optus outdoor Movie Night

   A night out under the stars watching Spies in Disguise
4. NAIDOC 1987 Poster

   Nilsen, Mandandanji descendant, used a palette of warm and natural earthy tones of ochre, red and black to represent Indigenous figures and iconography including a stockman riding a horse in front of Uluru; a man wearing a dhari (traditional dancer’s headdress); rock paintings; a mother and son w

5. NAIDOC at Centennial Parklands

   njoy some campfire time with your family celebrating First Nations culture in Centennial Park this NAIDOC week. Join Djaadjawan Dance and Culture Group for an afternoon of dance, weaving, and shell art workshops around the campfire.

6. Boorna-Wangkiny: Putting intention into action

   A no-holds-barred NAIDOC Week conversation with Peter Kirk, co-founder of Indigenous-owned creative consultancy Campfire X. Join Professor Shane Hearn as he takes a hard-hitting look at how the communications industry can start working with Indigenous creatives in real campaigns, right now.

7. Nominations extended for 2021 NAIDOC Awards

   Nominations for the 2021 National NAIDOC Awards have been extended until 5pm AEDT, Monday 29 March 2021.

   The National NAIDOC awards recognise the outstanding contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

8. Culture in the Creche

   Normal opening hours If you're visiting for a workout or swim, drop your child off with the wonderful team at the creche who will keep your child entertained with craft activities and story books about our First Nations cultures and histories. Bookings required, fees apply
9. NAIDOC Cup
   Northern NSW Football (NNSWF) and Football NSW (FNSW) have partnered to showcase our Indigenous communities through the NAIDOC Cup, hosted at the Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility on the 6th July 2022. The NAIDOC Cup will entail two showcase football matches between NNSWF and FNSW, one fema

10. Marcia Ella-Duncan Round

    Northern Pride Netball Association celebrates NAIDOC week by acknowledging Marcia Ella-Duncan. Local community Junior Netball Clubs will play the first round of the season against one another. Coaches will award the 'Most Deadly' player to a player from the opposing team.