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1. Dig Deeper

   Dig Deeper follows the lives and creative practice of four ground-breaking First Nations artists: Blak Douglas, Maree Clarke, Penny Evans and Ben McKeown.

2. Direct positive: Affirming First Nations presence in Australian museums
   ‘Direct positive: Affirming First Nations presence in Australian museums’ will be a panel discussion on July 10th, facilitated by Matt Poll (Chau Chak Wing Museum, USYD) and featuring artist James Tylor and Coby Edgar (AGNSW) at Cement Fondu.

3. PCYC Kids Disco

   A Disco for primary kids only

4. Art Exhibition: Reflections on Indigenous Landscape Photography

   Discover the captivating beauty and rich cultural heritage of the Indigenous landscape through the lens of two extraordinary artists, Tiffany Garvie and Alan Stewart.

5. Dharawal National Park Guided Indigenous Walk – 10T Management Trail

   Discover the Dharawal National Park from a Koori perspective guided by your Aboriginal Discovery Rangers. As you listen to their stories, learn about the bush and the environment and start to feel connected to people and country.

6. Dharawal National Park Guided Indigenous Walk – O’Hare’s Lookout Trail

   Discover the Dharawal National Park from a Koori perspective guided by your Aboriginal Discovery Rangers.  As you listen to their stories, learn about the bush and the environment and start to feel connected to people and country.

7. 'For our Elders' Exhibition

   Discover the remarkable work of the Kookaburra Club, a group of proud Aboriginal women who have come together to support each other and the health and well-being of other Noongar women, for more than 30 years.
8. Six Seasons Art Installation
   Discover the six seasons at each of our centre entries. Each entry features a unique 'Heal Country' inspired art installation depicting Birak, Bunuru, Djeran, Makuru, Djilba and Kambarang.

9. KBHAC- Our journey to now

   A documentary on our journey here in Kempsey

10. Morning Tea For Culture: VACCA

    Donations fund cultural programs that keep First Nations children connected to their cultures, beautiful programs like: Narrun Yana / Art Collective and Art Mentoring Program, a safe space for young people to work together in a creative environment that supports economic independence, as well as pro