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Celebrate the contributions, achievements and enduring strength of First Nations people represented in the National Portrait Collection. This program will use portraits to engage students with this year’s NAIDOC theme through the visual communication tool of art.
Celebrate NAIDOC Week with Ryka Ali who will perform songs and dances from both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and play the didgeridoo. Dances will feature unique Australian animals such as the kangaroo and the emu, and audience participation is greatly encouraged.
Celebrate NAIDOC Week at the old Perth Central Fire Station with a creative scratch art activity.
Did you know that the word for fire in the Noongar language is "Karla"?
Starting with the symbol for Karla, you can scratch your own Noongar-inspired symbol story to take home.
Celebrate NAIDOC Week with fun, food, music and activities at a FREE outdoor festival and concert headlined by JK-47.
Celebrate the commencement of NAIDOC Week 2024 with a Welcome to Country, followed by an unforgettable evening with Jim Moginie, a founding member of the legendary band Midnight Oil. Hear about Jim’s collaborations with First Nations Communities.
Celebrate NAIDOC with some great kids activities to make and take home from 10am - 12noon.
Celebrate NAIDOC Week with kids craft, stories and art inspired by Indigenous cultures!
Celebrate First Nations cultures on Dharug Country at Rouse Hill Estate.
Celebrate NAIDOC Week and join us for a captivating night of weaving at the museum. Discover the art of Traditional Twining Weaving and create your own flat tray or dilly bag.
Celebrate NAIDOC Week with Aunty Munya Andrews and Carla Rogers, co-Directors of Evolve Communities.
About: This year's NAIDOC Week theme - Keep The Fire Burning! Blak, Loud & Proud - honours the enduring strength and vitality of First Nations people, communities and culture.
Welcome to NAIDOC.
We acknowledge all First Peoples of the beautiful lands on which we live and celebrate their enduring knowledge and connections to Country. We honour the wisdom of and pay respect to Elders past and present.