Indigenous

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

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

Art Leven proudly presents Joshua Bonson

A changing display that illuminates histories, trajectories and highlights of the MCA’s collection artworks.

Three emerging painters from the Northern Territory

The premier event for the Indigenous business sector

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

With Debra Mundine, a chance for Indigenous women to come together, share a yarn and be creative.

Explore the central role of water in societies, emphasising waters’ cultural, spiritual, and economic significance.

Reconnect to kinship and learn practical skills for positive change

Join us at Yalgali for a special screening of In My Blood It Runs.

Sydney Fringe Festival’s First Nations Hub, celebrating fresh voices, bold stories, and deep connection to Country.

Local Mob take to the mic & share their deadliest new work. Music, dance, theatre. storytelling, comedy.

Spotlight on local First Nations talent across hip hop, R&B, electronic, and genre-bending sounds.

Prison teacher and Dharug man, Adam Nobilia shares the harrowing story of Kamilaroi man, Jacky Boi.

Māori shapeshifter Daley Rangi blends humour and rage in a visceral, urgent call to queer joy, truth, and solidarity.

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

Welcoming space for women from diverse backgrounds.

This year, NASCA is proud to celebrate 30 years of walking alongside our communities.