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1. NAIDOC Family Day

   10.00am - 3pm Free BBQ Smoking ceremony Performances Workshops & activities Rides Wildlife show Stalls

2. NAIDOC Day Celebrations

   10:30am – Welcome to Country & Smoking Ceremony will be held at Goranwarrabul House (6 Callen Street, Seymour) Followed by NAIDOC Parade to Kings Park, stopping at the Veterans War Memorial on the way to lay a wreath Main event 11am til 2pm at Kings Park (Tallarook Street) for tucker, stalls and

3. Wangaratta NAIDOC Community March & Gathering

   10am at the Wangaratta Art Gallery for banner making followed by a march along Ovens Street at 11am finishing at Apex Park for a community gathering between 12pm and 2pm where there will be food, stalls, children's activities, entertainment and traditional games.

4. Bunjil (Eagle) Educational Workshop

   This 1-hour program engages children in a one-off session allowing them to experience a range of learning of the Wurundjeri People.

5. Bunbury Barbarians Junior Rugby Union Club NAIDOC 7s Tournament

   A 2 day Junior Rugby Carnival, Rugby Clubs from Perth and the South west will battle it our for 2 days to become the champions. U8s, U10s.

6. 2017 NAIDOC Local Grant funding round now open!

   2017 NAIDOC Local Grant funding round is now open.

7. 2019 theme

   Voice. Treaty. Truth. Let's work together.

8. 2019 poster

   Awaken artwork, by Kaurna and Narungga woman Charmaine Mumbulla. Charmaine cares deeply about the 2019 National NAIDOC theme, and about the celebration of Indigenous art and history.

9. 2020 NAIDOC Poster Winner honoured

   2020 NAIDOC Week poster competition winner Tyrown Waigana was recently presented with a framed version of his poster design by Minister for Indigenous Australians, the Hon Ken Wyatt MP in small ceremony in Perth.

10. 2020 poster

    Shape of Land artwork, by Noongar and Saibai Islander man Tyrown Waigana.