Our committee meets monthly. Our members and supporters work together in many ways to help to improve awareness of Indigenous issues and progress reconciliation in Banyule and Melbourne.
Celebrate the vibrancy of Aboriginal culture with traditional dance, Didgeridoo melodies, storytelling, and artefacts. This event offers a profound journey into Indigenous heritage, honoring its beauty, diversity, and enduring spirit.
Eltham Library
Panther Place , Eltham Vic 3095
This NAIDOC Week, one of Australia’s most loved singer-songwriters, Dan Sultan, joins the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra to celebrate the tenth anniversary of his third studio album, Blackbird.
7:30pm at Hamer Hall Selling fast
7:30pm at Hamer Hall
Celebrate First Nations language, culture and community through storytelling, dance and song.
Deadly Stories and Craft
Celebrate First Nations language, culture and community through storytelling, dance and song.
Eltham Library
Panther Place , Eltham Vic 3095
This NAIDOC Week, join Professor Andrew Gunstone at Eltham Library for a discussion of his recent book Reflections on the Voice - during and after the campaign.
Eltham Library
Panther Place , Eltham Vic 3095
Join Krystal De Napoli for a discussion of her book in the First Knowledges series Astronomy: Sky Country, co-authored with Karlie Noon.
Watsonia Library
4-6 Ibbottson Street Watsonia Victoria, Watsonia Vic 3087
Join some of this continent’s boldest Blak voices and keep the fire burning as we celebrate the latest instalment of the First Nations Classics series.
Join us for a special NAIDOC Week event where a line up of First Nations women will discuss and reflect upon this year’s theme: Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud. Enjoy a delicious breakfast at the Sofitel Melbourne on Collins as they share stories and insights that celebrate the resilience, unity and pride of the oldest living culture in the world.
Sofitel Melbourne on Collins
25 Collins St
Melbourne / Naarm
Exclusive FW member and First Nations discounts apply.
Burrbunin Beek community programs fundraiser
Tue 9th Jul 2024, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Thornbury Picture House, 802 High Street Thornbury 3071
This year Moonee Valley's NAIDOC Week events will commence with a NAIDOC-themed oration delivered by Uncle Charles Pakana at the Incinerator Gallery.
Uncle Charles is an Aboriginal man of Tasmanian descent. He is the founder of Victorian Aboriginal News, the second of three successive generations of Aboriginal journalists, and chairman of the Barrbunin Beek Aboriginal Gathering Place in Heidelberg West.
Celebrate the start of NAIDOC Week at Melbourne Museum with a Welcome to Country on the Museum Plaza, events, performances by Uncle Kutcha Edwards and Uncle Amos Roach with the Murrundeya Yepenga Dance Troup, market stalls and family activities.
It feels like Reconciliation Week only just finished and already we’re coming up to another momentous week in the annual calendar - NAIDOC 2024.
NAIDOC week is about celebrating and recognising the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and histories and participate in celebrations of the oldest, continuous living cultures on earth. Read on to see how you can get involved in events happening locally and beyond!
