Undumbi NAIDOC-Festival of the Harvest
Cultural & Heritage
Celebrate First Nations culture with music, dance, food, and community at Bells Creek.
Details
Saturday 11 July 2026
1:00pm - 5:00pm
Whiteley Ave, Bells Creek QLD 4551, Australia
$
Free
Celebrate First Nations culture with music, dance, food, and community at Bells Creek.
Saturday 11 July 2026
1:00pm - 5:00pm
Whiteley Ave, Bells Creek QLD 4551, Australia
Free
Join a vibrant and powerful NAIDOC celebration on Kabi Kabi Country that brings the community together to honour culture, connection, and heritage. This free festival offers a rich experience of First Nations traditions through captivating performances and engaging activities.
Enjoy traditional dance performances, the haunting sounds of the Yidaki (Didgeridoo), and inspiring cultural storytelling that share the stories and wisdom of the land. Savor bush tucker and native foods that highlight the unique flavors of Indigenous cuisine.
Kids will love the dedicated activities including art, games, face painting, and dance, making it a perfect family outing filled with fun and learning.
The Festival of the Harvest is a community event designed to celebrate culture and connection through a diverse program. Highlights include:
- Traditional dance and live music
- Indigenous markets featuring handmade artefacts
- Bush tucker tasting and native food experiences
- Cultural storytelling sessions
- Children’s activities focused on art and dance
This event is free and open to everyone, welcoming families and individuals to immerse themselves in First Nations culture.
The festival takes place at Aura Fresh Market, located on Whiteley Ave, Bells Creek, Queensland. The venue is accessible and family-friendly, providing a welcoming environment for all ages.
Public transport options and parking are available nearby, making it easy to attend with children and enjoy the day without hassle.
This event is held on Kabi Kabi Country, and attendees are encouraged to respect the land and culture throughout the celebration. It is a community-focused event promoting cultural awareness and connection.
Please note that while the event is free, checking the official event page or contacting the organisers before attending is recommended to confirm details and any updates.
The Festival of the Harvest is a free event with no booking required. Everyone is welcome to come and celebrate First Nations culture in a warm and inclusive atmosphere.
Families can enjoy the full program without any cost, making it an accessible cultural experience for all.