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1. Keep the First Burning: Cacao & Sound Meditation

   We are excited to introduce a special NAIDOC Week event at Sobah Brewery + Cafe this Saturday 6th July, celebrating the profound connection between creativity and healing.

2. NAIDOC Art Exhibition

   We are excited to welcome everyone to celebrate our local Aboriginal artist collective and NAIDOC Week at the Port Macquarie Library.

3. Laurel Nannup: What Road Are You Going to Take?

   This exhibition brings together major printmaking works from celebrated artist Laurel Nannup, alongside the State Library of Western Australia’s heritage collection. The title of the exhibition is borrowed from Laurel Nannup's 2001 artwork.

4. Laurel Nannup What Road Are You Going to Take?

   The exhibition Laurel Nannup: What Road Are You Going To Take? brings together major printmaking works from celebrated artist Laurel Nannup, alongside the State Library of Western Australia’s heritage collection. The title of the exhibition is borrowed from Laurel Nannup's 2001 artwork.

5. Colour of Time: Our Culture Through Glass

   An exhibition of glass art works by First Nations and Torres Strait Island artists

6. For Our Elders

   Exhibition of artwork by Yinjaa-Barni Artist.

7. NAIDOC Week Art Exhibition featuring Jorna Newberry and selected artists

   Exhibition of art works by selected Aboriginal artists

8. Concentric Unity : Jintaka-Juku-NAIDOC ART EXHIBITION-Melbourne

   The Exhibition showcases a series of paintings which explore an artistic collaboration by artists Alice Nelson Napurrurla and Julian Di Stefano. The projects title and theme "Jintaka-Juku" has been chosen specifically by Alice Nelson Napurrurla.

9. Naidoc Week Art Exhibition

   Exhibition of paintings by selected Aboriginal artists who, over generations, celebrated country and First Nations' culture in their art

10. Alchemy of Mountains and Sea

    This is an exhibition by a Chinese contemporary artist Zhang Huajie, who currently resides in Sydney. Since moving to Australia in the beginning of 2020, Zhang has been widely exposed to and deeply touched by the culture and history of the Aboriginal culture and art.