From 7-14 July, Carriageworks acknowledges NAIDOC Week 2024, a time to honour the unyielding spirit of our First Nations communities.
This year's theme, "Keep the fire burning! Blak, Loud and Proud," encapsulates the unapologetic celebration of Indigenous identity, inviting all to stand in solidarity and amplify voices that have long been silenced.
Events include:
Solid Ground’s 2024 artists in residence have collaborated to create an immersive experience for this year’s NAIDOC celebration, following the theme “Keep the Fire Burning; Blak, Loud & Proud.” 3rd to 14th July - FREE.
Inner City NAIDOC Family Join us at Carriageworks on July 11th for the Inner City NAIDOC Family Fun Day, proudly organised by the Eora NAIDOC Community Group. This free event promises a day full of celebration and culture, featuring performances by Aboriginal dancers, singer-songwriters, musicians, and bands. Enjoy a BBQ lunch, engage in Jarjum activities, and connect with Elders in a dedicated Elders Space. Thursday 11th July - FREE.
Garuwa: Power to Country - An intimate journey into the life of Garrwa woman Shirley Simon, captured in the short film Power to Country. 28th June to 21st July - FREE.
Event Details:
Opening Hours: Carriageworks is open Wed-Sun, 10am-5pm.
The Carriageworks Farmers Market is open every Sat from 8am – 1pm.
Cohab Coffee are open from 10am – 2pm, Wed – Fri.
Location: 245 Wilson Street Eveleigh
Patrons are advised that dogs are not allowed inside the building. Service animals welcome.