NAIDOC Week in Canberra

NAIDOC in the North: Celebrate 10 years of NAIDOC in the North with a showcase of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture through story, song, art, dance and ceremony at Belco Arts. To celebrate 10 years of community coming together, there will be more performances, workshops, kids activities, exhibitions, artist stalls and community organisations than ever. Bring the family and come and be part of it! Details here.

NUNGA Screen The NGA will be screening 90 minutes of exciting First Nations short films. Nunga Screen offers an entertaining program of short films, showcasing the work of both emerging and established filmmakers. Details here.

Maring Ngala Walk: Join Ngunawal custodian Wally Bell on a walk at Lanyon Homestead to learn about Aboriginal connection to the area and the Murrumbidgee River. Discover the significance of the Canoe Tree to the Ngunnawal people and what its presence here tells us of the strong community that lived within the cultural landscape. Details here.

Yuma Yarn: Learn step-by-step basic coil weaving techniques while enjoying live music at the Yuma Yarn workshops held at Tuggeranong Arts and Woden Library. These yarning workshops are open to everyone—no experience is needed, and all materials are provided. Details here.

Reconciliation Place Walks: Take a meaningful step toward understanding, respect and unity by joining the NCA for a guided walk exploring the artworks along Reconciliation Place. These free tours offer insights into significant symbols and stories. Details here.

Culture on the Move Weaving Workshop: Join Pitta Pitta/Wangkamahdla weaver and artist Ronnie Jordan for a traditional weaving workshop at the Botanic Gardens. Details here.

First Nations Experiences of Democracy: During NAIDOC Week, MoAD is offering its First Nations Experiences of Democracy tour for free. Hear powerful stories of how First Nations Australians have driven change. Details here.

NAIDOC at Tuggeranong Library: Enjoy storytime, craft activities, a performance by Bama Dreaming (a local Torres Strait Islander group), and tasty food from a local First Nations business. Details here.

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