Indigenous

Explore historic photographs of the 1965 protest bus ride exposing racism and discrimination against Aboriginal people

A photographic exhibition of the men who survived Kinchela Aboriginal Boys Training Home

A First Nations exhibition focusing on the deep connections between culture, Country and water.

Eora, is a 20-minute digital film that tells the story of Sydney’s First Nations people – before and after colonisation.

In collaboration with Yamaji Art, designer Nicole Monks has worked with Community to create this powerful collection

Mungari is a story of fishing, resistance and return, hundreds of years in the making.

A major survey of contemporary art from the Tiwi Islands.

Australian Design Centre presents Threads: Lore and Lineage in partnership with the National Indigenous Art Fair

The first solo museum exhibition by Warraba Weatherall, curated by Megan Robson.

A pendant lamp collaboration between designers Suzy Evans and Adam France, combining their cultural aesthetics.

Reconnect to kinship and learn practical skills for positive change

NAIDOC Week: Connect with Country with Uncle Jimmy Smith

Make the most of your trip to Australian Design Centre with a free exhibition tour

Celebrate Indigenous art and culture at Sydney’s annual National Indigenous Art Fair

Celebrate culture, connection and the future of footy

Climb to the Summit with a First Nations guide and uncover Sydney’s Aboriginal history

Celebrate the start of NAIDOC Week on us.

Celebrate NAIDOC Week 2025 at Barangaroo with an immersive First Nations dance experience.

A night of performances from Bundjalung artists across art forms, in celebration of Dr Bronwyn Bancroft’s exhibition.

This NAIDOC Week, get ready for a huge free night of music on featuring King Stingray at the Art Gallery of NSW!

Join Bangarra to celebrate NAIDOC Week with creativity, connection, and cultural celebration

A free celebration of the world’s longest living cultures – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Come along and experience the magic as we unite in song with Barayagal Choir.

Lend a hand planting Aboriginal bush foods.

Dr Helen Armstrong AM explores the changing Paddington landscape and sustaining Paddington’s character.

Welcoming space for women from diverse backgrounds.

If you love books, this is a great opportunity to connect with other readers online and find literary inspiration.

Get hands-on doing a range of Indigenous and Western science activities.

The premier event for the Indigenous business sector

Authentic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art, Craft & Fashion

Australian theatre is at its very finest in this elegant and moving First Nations drama.

Sample bush foods and find out what you can grow in your backyard or balcony