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1. Art Workshop With Brent Matters

   Throughout this workshop, participants will learn about unique Aboriginal symbols whilst together creating a canvas painting.
   

2. NAIDOC March Banner Paintng

   THURSDAY 7th July join Blak Pearl Studio community at the Collingwood Yards from 12pm-5pm to make banners for the NAIDOC March Courtyard inside 35 Johnston St, Collingwood All materials supplied With Hope St Djs Tiaki and Tinika BBQ from 5pm onwards

3. NAIDOC Week Artist talk: Ilona McGuire

   On Thursday 7 July, hear from Ilona McGuire, a proud Whadjuk, Ballardong, Yuat and Kungarakan woman, as she discusses her award-winning artwork in Hatched National Graduate Show 2022.

4. Yvonne Weldon at Gleebooks

   Thursday 7th July starting 6:00 pm for 6:30 pm Free – $12.00 A seminal debut from 2022 NSW Aboriginal Woman of the Year, the first ever Aboriginal councillor for the City of Sydney and first Aboriginal candidate to be ever nominated for Lord Mayor of Sydney. Sixty-Seven Days, a version of which wa

5. Thursday Pictures - WE ARE STILL HERE

   Thursday Pictures, run each month by the Corangamite Film Society, will celebrate NAIDOC week with a screening of the film 'We Are Still Here '. This film is an anthology of Indigenous stories that traverse 1000 years from past, present and future to explore kinship, loss, grief, and resilience.

6. Tickets on sale Thursday 8 June at 12pm (AEST)! 2023 National NAIDOC Week Award Ceremony

   Tickets to the 2023 National NAIDOC Week Award Ceremony are going on sale this Thursday 8 June from 12pm (AEST) via Eventbrite!! 

7. National NAIDOC Week Awards Ceremony
   The annual National NAIDOC Week Awards Ceremony recognises the outstanding contributions that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people make to improve the lives of people in their communities and beyond, and to promote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander issues in the wider community.

8. In My Blood It Runs - NAIDOC Week Screening at Foy's Arcade

   Tickets limited please register below: Ten-year-old Dujuan is a child-healer, a good hunter and speaks three languages. As he shares his wisdom of history and the complex world around him we see his spark and intelligence.

9. 'From the Desert to the Sea' Rita Watson Art Exhibition at TIGMI

   Tigmi are bringing the incredible work of Pitjanjatura artist Rita Watson from the Desert to the Sea for NAIDOC Week 2022. Rita Watson is a proud Pitjanjatura minyma (woman) from Warburton, a remote community in Western Australia.

10. NAIDOC Committee - thanks to our 2019 sponsors and partners

    The National NAIDOC Awards are a significant event on the NAIDOC Week calendar.