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Blak Douglas: The Halfway Line
The Penrith Performing Arts & Visual Arts Galley presents Blak Douglas: The Halfway Line displaying artworks made throughout Dhungutti artist Blak Douglas’ artistic career. The exhibition in Western Sydney acknowledges Douglas’ upbringing in the area. Douglas has both Dhungutti and Read More
Mungari: Fishing, Resistance, Return
The Chau Chak Wing Museum is proud to present the Gweagal Spears in the Power Gallery. The Chau Chak Wing Museum has been entrusted with the temporary care of the spears before their return to the Gweagal clan of the Read More
Words on Art and Life with Rob Waters
Multi-disciplinary artist and Australian Poetry Slam Champion Rob Waters is not to be missed. Multi-disciplinary artist and Australian poetry slam champion Rob Waters is not to be missed. A Gomeroi man with deep cultural connections to north-west NSW, Rob is Read More
Fifty years of the movement for Indigenous rights
Join the State Library of NSW for a compelling evening of discussion, reflection and music exploring the history of First Nations peoples’ fight for self-determination. Inspired by Until Justice Comes, the recent landmark publication of Juno Gemes’ photography, this event brings Read More
Aboriginal cultural talks: Sky, Land and Waters
Join the series of talks with Gadigal custodian, Elder and cultural educator Uncle Jimmy Smith every Wednesday from 5 March until 30 April. Three topics will be on rotation including Sky (Astronomy), Land and Culture and the Waters with the Read More
Black Family – Aboriginal Love at Boomalli
Boomalli would like to welcome you to their 2025 Madi Gras exhibition Black Family – Aboriginal Love. Curated by Dunghutti/Gomeroi woman, Nioka Lowe-Brennan, this exhibition not only celebrates the Queer Aboriginal community but emphasises on how to create bonds, how Read More
Redfern Renaissance at Belvoir St Theatre
In January 2025, Sydney Festival’s Blak Out program will once again return to Belvoir St Theatre with Redfern Renaissance. Alongside Jacky in the upstairs theatre, Belvoir’s Community Liaison Coordinator and well-known Wiradjuri Yuin actor and Redfern resident, Angeline Penrith, will spearhead this Read More
Sydney Festival's 2025 First Nations / Blak Out program announced
Sydney Festival has just launched its First Nations / Blak Out program. Curated by Sydney Festival’s Creative Artist in Residence, Jacob Nash, the First Nations-led Blak Out program introduces a new gathering space and expanded festival footprint with three weekends Read More
Panel: Languages Alive, Culture Thrives
Join the Museums of History NSW in collaboration with the Aboriginal Languages Trust for this Languages Alive, Culture Thrives event, an engaging panel discussion highlighting the importance of access to archives for First Nations people in revitalisation of Aboriginal languages Read More
Aboriginal cultural talks: Sky, Country and Culture
Join this free series of talks with Gadigal custodian, Elder and cultural educator Uncle Jimmy Smith. A different topic is presented each week on rotation and is a great opportunity to reconnect to nature though knowledge exchange. The weekly topics Read More
