Celebrate 50 Years of Deadly with cultural performances, activities, and community connection at Gary Holland Community Centre.
Thursday 15 July 2027
10:00am - 2:00pm
Gary Holland Community Centre, 19 Kent Street, Rockingham
Free
Immerse your family in a vibrant celebration of First Nations culture during NAIDOC Community Day 2026. This event marks five decades of storytelling, leadership, and community strength, offering a rich cultural experience for all ages.
Enjoy a lively program featuring cultural performances, engaging children’s activities, and stalls showcasing local First Nations businesses. It’s a perfect opportunity to connect with community members and learn about the ongoing cultural expression of First Nations people.
This inclusive event welcomes everyone to come together in a respectful and culturally safe environment, fostering understanding and appreciation of Indigenous heritage.
The day is packed with activities designed to educate and entertain. Expect:
- Traditional and contemporary cultural performances
- Interactive children’s activities suitable for all ages
- Local First Nations business stalls offering unique products
- Community information booths and networking opportunities
This event is free to attend and encourages families to engage deeply with the rich cultural traditions and stories that have shaped the Rockingham community.
NAIDOC Community Day takes place at the Gary Holland Community Centre, located at 19 Kent Street, Rockingham. The venue is accessible and family-friendly, providing a welcoming space for all attendees.
The community centre is well-served by local transport and offers parking facilities, making it easy for families to join the festivities.
Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to fully enjoy the day’s program and explore all the cultural offerings.
This event is suitable for all ages and backgrounds, emphasizing cultural respect and safety for everyone involved. It celebrates the resilience and ongoing contributions of First Nations Elders and community leaders.
The theme, “50 Years of Deadly,” highlights a significant milestone in Indigenous culture and community strength.
Attendees should prepare for a day outdoors with opportunities to engage, learn, and celebrate together.
NAIDOC Community Day 2026 is completely free to attend, making it accessible for families and community members alike.
No prior booking is required, so feel free to drop in anytime between 10:00 and 14:00.
This open event aims to foster community connection and cultural exchange without barriers.
