Indigenous

Meet artist Tony Albert at the launch of his book Not a Souvenir

Danielle Alvarez x Mindy Woods Vivid Food Dinner

Join artist Tony Albert in conversation with guest curator Bruce Johnson McLean

A weaving demonstration and workshop led by Girramay artist and weaver Erica Muriata

Enjoy the ultimate Bush Tucker tour and dining experience

Empower . Yarn . Connect

Employment support for Mob

Tin Sheds Gallery Exhibition

Celebrate the resilience of First Nations cultures in a free after-hours event with live music, tours and workshops.

Drop by UTS during Reconciliation Week and watch episodes from the incredible series 'The First Inventors'.

Welcoming space for women from diverse backgrounds.

Feverish Melbourne post-punk and Eastern Anmatyerre glam-rock collides in an electric night of defiant rock riffs.

An evening at NSW Parliament House

Join us for this walk through Glebe with Uncle Jimmy Smith, Gadigal custodian, Elder and cultural educator.

This weekend Barangaroo comes alive with culture, community, and celebration.

Inspired by tabletop roleplaying games, and informed by First Nations cultural ideology, an immersive, free adventure.

Enjoy a showcase of First Nations cinema, featuring compelling stories of kinship, resilience and cultural legacy.

Women’s coolamon workshop celebrating culture, clay play, music and snacks — heartfelt space of resilience and story.

Biennale of Sydney: Picking Up The Pieces – First Nations History Tours, The Block

Sydney's most affordable large-scale music festival

A knowledge exchange with Uncle Jimmy Smith focusing on the connection to Land, Water and Sky.

Free community talk by Gadigal custodian, Elder Uncle Jimmy Smith.

Curator-led tour of Tony Albert: Not a Souvenir, MCA's major winter exhibition

Get funky with Nigeria's monumental Afrobeat act Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 and Indigenous-led high-energy trio Tjaka.

One of Jamaica's most legendary roots reggae acts performs a special free concert

A Sydney Biennale project asking (and answering) what a constitution for the 21st century might look like

Red Light Confidential - Winners of 'Best Burlesque Event' in 2025!

A workshop celebrating the beauty of Aboriginal culture

A Willoughby City Council curated exhibition presented as part of the Gai-mariagal Festival 2026.

A new opera based on Leah Purcell’s groundbreaking adaptation of Henry Lawson’s classic short story.

Get hands-on doing a range of Indigenous and Western science activities.

A critical exploration of First Nations engagement with archives, and the work of re-reading and reframing collections.