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50 years strong: the NAIDOC poster story
An exhibition of the official NAIDOC Week posters of the past 5 decades
NAIDOC Week Burrawa Climbs
Climb to the Summit with a First Nations guide and uncover Sydney’s Aboriginal history
Pearling Elders
Torres Strait pearling history, centering the overlooked stories of Indigenous and South Sea Islander seafarers
School holiday activities with Museums of History NSW
Celebrate NAIDOC Week with family-friendly workshops
Tony Albert: Not a Souvenir
The largest major exhibition of one of the most fearless and influential voices in Australian contemporary art.
Blue: Contemporary artists from Oceania
Featuring the new wave of Indigenous artists which reimagines traditional cultural practices in a contemporary setting.
The Masters Project: Michael Mossman
Hear from some of today’s most awarded architects in this in-conversation series.
Threadlines
A Willoughby City Council curated exhibition presented as part of the Gai-mariagal Festival 2026.
Art Exhibition – Saltwater Healing
Celebrate the power of Aboriginal art as a tool for healing, cultural connection and storytelling
Live at the MCA: More than 50 years of Deadly
An evening celebrating First Nations artists, poets and creatives.
Sing with Barayagal Choir
Come along and experience the magic as we unite in song with Barayagal Choir.
The Lucky Country: NAIDOC Week Panel & Concert
Ensemble Offspring presents a brand new work from Mark Munk Ross alongside a panel discussion on "The Lucky Country?"
NAIDOC Week: cultural walk and planting activity
Learn about Aboriginal cultural connections to Country through a guided walk and help us plant our pollinator garden..
NAIDOC Week: Panel discussion
Legacy, leadership and the future of First Nations art
An afternoon with Jahkarli Felicitas Romanis
Join artist Jahkarli Felicitas Romanis in conversation with Keith Munro, MCA Director, First Nations Art and Cultures
NAIDOC Week - 50 Years Of Deadly at The PBC
Join the Petersham Bowling club on July 12th 12-4pm to celebrate NAIDOC Week with stalls, art, music, food and beer.
Healing Scars by Warren Mason
Moogahlin Performing Arts, in association with Carriageworks, presents a powerful premiere season. July 15-18
Women’s Reconciliation Network – Redfern Yarning Circle
Welcoming space for women from diverse backgrounds.
The Drover's Wife at Sydney Opera House
A new opera based on Leah Purcell’s groundbreaking adaptation of Henry Lawson’s classic short story.
Indigenous Science Experience at Redfern Community Open Day
Get hands-on doing a range of Indigenous and Western science activities.
Bush food discovery tour
Sample bush foods and find out what you can grow in your backyard or balcony
Curator tours: Tony Albert
Curator-led tour of Tony Albert: Not a Souvenir, MCA's major winter exhibition
Interrogating the archive: First Nations perspectives
A critical exploration of First Nations engagement with archives, and the work of re-reading and reframing collections.