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1. NAIDOC Celebrations

   Bush Tucker with Dale Tilbrook - 8, 9, 10 July - bookings essential Educational Display - 3 - 10 July Basket Weaving - 3, 7, 9 July - bookings essential Traditional Leaf Painting - 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 July - no bookings required West Deck Projections - 3 - 10 July from 5:30pm until 11:00pm Kura Careniup A

2. Engaging with First Nations Businesses

   Businesses seeking to build engagement with First Nations businesses can face the challenges of knowing where to start and lack of expertise.

   To help address these challenges, Ai Group is hosting a webinar with:

3. Busking @ The Station

   Busking @ The Station is a monthly performance opportunity for young musicians. Each month the event's Busking Tips are donated to a different charity or organisation.

4. Rene Archer Indigenous Round 2021

   Cairns Hockey and Aspire to be Deadly will be conducting and delivering its inaugural Indigenous Hockey Round on Friday 9th July @ 5pm. • Welcome to Country • Traditional Dancers • Smoking Ceremony • Traditional Food Tastings We welcome you on behalf of Aspire to be Deadly students, family and co

5. Celebrating 50 Years of all-Indigenous National NAIDOC Committee Leadership

   The National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC), has a long history. NAIDOC has its roots in the Aboriginal Rights groups who protested the treatment of Indigenous Australians in the early 20th century.

6. NAIDOC 2003 Poster

   "Care for the children, they are the future you see, help them grow straight and walk tall, this is the way it should be." - Belynda Waugh

7. Carriageworks Nights: NAIDOC
   Carriageworks presents music, spoken word and poetry for Elders and young people to connect and share during NAIDOC Week. Proud Erub psychedelic pop artist Sycco headlines the night with their sensory lyricism and soulful sound.

8. Earth Burns, Water Cries, Exhibition by Wayne Quilliam

   Catherine Asquith Art Advisory in partnership with Venetian Media Group (VMG) is delighted to announce the forthcoming exhibition in the VMG Art Series: “Earth Burns, Water Cries” by Aboriginal artist Wayne Quilliam (July to September 2021). "Earth Burns, Water Cries" by Wayne Quilliam will launch

9. 'Cavanbah' an exhibition by Anthony J. Walker, a Yiman, Ghungalu, Gurreng Gurreng artist living on Bundjalung Country

   'Cavanbah' is a solo exhibition by Yiman, Ghungalu, Gurreng Gurreng artist, long-time Byron Bay resident, and former Indigenous Park Ranger Anthony J. Walker. The central theme of the exhibition is the concept of ‘caring for Country’.

10. NAIDOC Day Campsie

    CBCity will be celebrating NAIDOC day in Campsie
    with local schools and early learning centres.
    • Smoking ceremony and Welcome to Country with
    Aunty Lyn Martin
    • Aboriginal art stall with Aunty Noelene Holten
    • Flag raising
    • Didgeridoo performance