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1. NAIDOC Week Sand Art (Broadmeadows)

   A school holiday activity for kids aged 5+

   Celebrate NAIDOC Week at Hume Libraries!

   We're making sand art creations designed by Wonnarua artist Kerri-Ann Taggart.

2. NAIDOC Week: Aboriginal Infusion (Sunbury)

   A school holiday activity for kids aged 5-12.

   Hume Libraries is celebrating our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities this NAIDOC Week!

3. NAIDOC Week: Aboriginal Infusion (Craigieburn)

   A school holiday activity for kids aged 5-12.

   Hume Libraries is celebrating our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities this NAIDOC Week!

4. Take Heart: Deadly Heart screening

   Screening of Take Heart: Deadly Heart. This is powerful and urgent documentary about Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD), a preventable childhood illness that takes the lives of two Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples every week.
5. NAIDOC Wild Foods & Cultural Festival
   Second-annual NAIDOC Wild Foods & Cultural festival right in your own backyard of Southern Queensland.

6. MMEIC NAIDOC 2023 Community Day

   See event Flyer for full details.

7. 'Say Yes' Book reading with Mandy Brown (9-15 years)

   Senior Peramangk woman, Mandy Brown joins us to read the book 'Say Yes.' Say Yes was written about Mandy's childhood growing up in the Adelaide Hills.

8. UNSW NAIDOC Celebration 2023

   A series of events celebrating NAIDOC Week 2023. Starting from 11AM, come down to the UNSW Village Green to watch the annual Nura Gili versus The Kensington Colleges Touch Footy Game. Meet the teams and mingle from 12PM.

9. Moorditj Koolangkas (Awesome Children)

   This session will teach children about the Noongar seasons, native plants and bushtucker, with singing and dancing too!
   https://events.ticketbooth.com.au/event/yaagan-bidi-naidoc-2024

10. York by Ian Michael and Chris Isaacs

    Set in and around an abandoned hospital in the township of York, on Ballardong Nyoongar country, this epic piece of truth-telling blends humour and horror to uncover the buried histories we have built over.