This event has ended. Check out similar upcoming activities below.
Join the Inner West community in celebrating Aboriginal history, culture, and achievements during NAIDOC Week from July 7 to July 14, 2024.
Monday 7 July 2025
to Monday 14 July 2025
2-14 Fisher St, Petersham NSW 2049, Australia
Free
Immerse your family in the vibrant and meaningful celebrations of NAIDOC Week 2024 in the Inner West, themed 'Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud.' This week-long event offers a wonderful opportunity to connect with First Nations culture through a variety of engaging activities and workshops designed for all ages.
Experience a rich program of events including free workshops such as the Bush to Bowl all-electric cooking workshop and traditional string-making sessions. Enjoy the launch of stunning new street artworks, meet the artists, and partake in family-friendly celebrations that highlight the history and achievements of Aboriginal peoples. Reflect on the significance of First Nations history at the Aboriginal Survival Memorial.
- NAIDOC Family Fun Day on July 10 at Marrickville
- Bush to Bowl workshop on July 11 at Summer Hill
- Warabunga string-making workshop on July 12 at Summer Hill
- Perfect Match Street Art Celebrations on July 13 in Newtown and July 14 in Balmain
These events are free and suitable for families looking to engage with Indigenous culture in a respectful and educational setting.
Events are spread across the Inner West suburbs including Marrickville, Summer Hill, Newtown, and Balmain. Venues are accessible by public transport and offer a welcoming environment for families and community members. Light refreshments will be provided at select events.
Participants are encouraged to book in advance where possible due to limited spaces in workshops. The events are designed to be inclusive and educational, promoting understanding and respect for Aboriginal culture. Please check the Inner West Council website for any updates or changes to the schedule.
All NAIDOC Week events in the Inner West are free to attend. Some workshops may require prior registration to secure a spot. Visit the Inner West Council website to book and find more information about each event.
