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On the Road to Justice: Remembering the Freedom Ride
Explore historic photographs of the 1965 protest bus ride exposing racism and discrimination against Aboriginal people
Eora by Michael Riley
Eora, is a 20-minute digital film that tells the story of Sydney’s First Nations people – before and after colonisation.
MCA collection: Artists in focus
A changing display that illuminates histories, trajectories and highlights of the MCA’s collection artworks.
Whitefella Yella Tree
Australian theatre is at its very finest in this elegant and moving First Nations drama.
Blak Market at The Rocks, Tallawoladah Lawn
Authentic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art, Craft & Fashion
Gamarada - Community Healing & Life Training
Reconnect to kinship and learn practical skills for positive change
NASCA’s 30th Birthday
This year, NASCA is proud to celebrate 30 years of walking alongside our communities.
Adorned: First Nations Jewellery Making
Embrace your creativity and immerse yourself in First Nations weaving practices
Richard Johnson Lecture: Stan Grant | Against Bitterness
How do we live with suffering? Stan Grant asks how we bring dignity to catastrophe and hope for peace beyond justice
Being Collected 2025
Reframing museology and architectural practice; challenging preservation
Women's Reconciliation Network - Redfern Yarning Circle
Welcoming space for women from diverse backgrounds.
Bush food discovery tour
Sample bush foods and find out what you can grow in your backyard or balcony
The Drover's Wife at Sydney Opera House
A new opera based on Leah Purcell’s groundbreaking adaptation of Henry Lawson’s classic short story.