Experience a powerful film screening and community event celebrating First Nations stories and creativity.
Wednesday 3 June 2026
6:00pm - 8:00pm
19 Belgium Ave, Richmond VIC 3121, Australia
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Step into a compelling evening that highlights the inspiring story of Robbie Thorpe, a prominent First Nations activist. The event begins with a special screening of the “Light up 3121” project, showcasing creative works by residents of North Richmond housing estate and the Medically Supervised Injecting Room community. This is followed by a short film by the Deadly First Nations Shout Out, a group supporting First Nations people with intellectual disabilities or acquired brain injuries.
The main feature, "Our Warrior: The Story of Robbie Thorpe," offers a deep and engaging look into his life and activism. After the film, attendees will have the unique opportunity to hear directly from Uncle Robbie Thorpe himself during a talk session.
This event is perfect for parents looking to introduce their children to important cultural stories and community voices in a welcoming environment.
The doors open at 17:30, allowing guests to settle in before the screenings begin. The short films start at 18:00, followed by the main feature and talk, concluding by 20:00. The event is held at The Factory, located at 19 Belgium Avenue, Richmond.
This screening is part of a broader commitment to sharing First Nations stories and fostering community connections through film and art. It is suitable for families interested in cultural heritage and social justice.
The Factory is situated in Richmond, easily accessible by public transport and with parking options nearby. The venue is community-focused and welcoming, providing a safe and inclusive space for all attendees.
Parents can plan their visit with ease, knowing the location supports accessibility and is in a vibrant area with cafes and amenities nearby for before or after the event.
Please arrive promptly at 17:30 to enjoy the full program. The event may include sensitive themes related to First Nations experiences and social issues, so parental discretion is advised.
This is a seated event with limited capacity, so early arrival is recommended to secure good seating.
Details about ticket prices or booking requirements were not provided, so attendees should check the official Yarra City Council website or contact the venue for the latest information. This ensures you have the most current details on availability and any costs involved.
Families interested in attending are encouraged to plan ahead and confirm their attendance to avoid disappointment.
