National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia.
The dates for NRW are the same each year; 27 May to 3 June.
Every year workplaces, schools, early learning services, community groups, reconciliation groups, and people right across the country host a whole range of activities.
You can also add your own event to this calendar or register your private event.
Please note: the events posted below are not the responsibility of Reconciliation Australia. If you have any questions regarding an event, please contact the organisers.
Exhibition presenting the colourful daily life in the artist’s community and real-life stories of young Aboriginal people in remote Australia.
Charlie Flannigan was denied justice, his story lives on through his drawings, displayed over a century after his death.
Kumangka – together, in one, in company. Artwork in various media to celebrate and showcase First Nations artists.
An exhibition by Wiradjuri woman, Jessika Spencer. Jessika's woven artworks focus on growth, evolution and transformation.
The exhibition showcases the fascinating story of Damarri and Guyallla
These NRW events are being planned within South Australian Government agencies.
Exhibition to celebrate NRW 2023!
The evolving life of Brisbane, its history, and its culture is revealed through stories, photographs, and film.
Contemporary works that give prominence to Indigenous, women and migrant voices.
An exhibition of glass artworks by Lucy Simpson (Yuwaalaraay) reflecting on the natural balance within the order of all things.
A photographic exhibition revealing the stories of 20 First Nations people with disability.
The Unfinished Business exhibition reveals the stories of 30 First Nations people with disability.
At What Cost runs from Thursday 25th May to Saturday 10th June.
Calling on all allies, supporters and community to join us this National Reconciliation Week for a WEEK OF ACTION!
A free immersive location-based audio walk/app, about the important history of the Rights Movement in Aboriginal Fitzroy.
Aboriginal History & Heritage Tours: Mana-Nura. This will run through to NAIDOC Week - Capped @ 20 per tour
Artworks will be digitally displayed in The Rocks Discovery Museum and exhibition of selected works on L4.
A Reconciliation curated movie program will be screening at the Arkani Theatre through out 27 May to 3 June 2023
The QAGOMA Children’s Art Centre has collaborated with artist Jenna Lee to help you create your own hand-pressed paper.
Everyone is invited to contribute a hand with an explanation of what the Reconciliation theme “Be a Voice for Generations”.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders sharing their star knowledge for the first time.
The Voices of our Covenant is an exhibition of First Peoples voices and their stories.
Do a Dreamtime Walk, Attend Rainforest Markets and join us for a traditional Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony.
Daylesford Museum and Hepburn Shire's National Reconciliation Week community exhibition, Welcome to Country and local schools Reconciliation 'artworks'.
Sound artwork by Artist in Residence, Lawrence English, that captures the city’s many soundscapes.
Aboriginal Basket Weaving run by local Aboriginal woman Tahnae Davidson-Bartley
Come and join us as we celebrate National Reconciliation Week 2023.
Central Victorian Indigenous Film Festival showcasing a range of films, documentaries and panel discussions across Bendigo and surrounding regions
Come and join us as we celebrate National Reconciliation Week 2023.
Come on this special tour which considers aspects of the experiences of First Nation Australians within our democracy.
A virtual showcase of local organisations and role models who embody this year's National Reconciliation Week theme.
Bridges, buildings, and landmarks in Brisbane light up in Aboriginal Flag and Torres Strait Islander Flag colours.
Come and join us to celebrate National Reconciliation Week 2023!
This week our Storytime sessions with be National Reconciliation Week themed with stories celebrating First Nations authors.
This week our Storytime sessions with be National Reconciliation Week themed with stories celebrating First Nations authors.
The University of Queensland Anthropology Museum presents works from the collection and recent artworks and stories from across the country.
The popular and impactful Reconciliation Yarns return for 2023, focusing on the NRW theme, ‘Be a Voice for Generations’. These will alternate between in-person and online sessions, with the in-person hosted across Kaarta Koomba (Kings Park). The yarning circles will be co-facilitated by an Aboriginal Leader and a reconciliation ally, creating a safe space to […]
Free screening of film High Ground to celebrate NRW 2023
Reconciliation Tasmania are proud to announce that our National Reconciliation Week breakfast tickets for Hobart, Launceston and Devonport are live!
Breakfast for National Reconciliation Week with keynote speaker, Aunty Jill Gallagher AO
Join us at the Willagee Community Centre for breakfast and to watch the Reconciliation WA Virtual Breakfast event.
Join us as we celebrate National Reconciliation Week 2023!
Morning Tea and discussion around some of the Closing the Gap Targets in relation to children in our local area.
Join us as we celebrate National Reconciliation Week 2023!
Join us for a flag raising ceremony and Reconciliation Walk in Kerang, where we will then enjoy a storytime and morning tea.
City of Greater Dandenong invites you to our National Reconciliation Week Event
This week our Storytime sessions with be National Reconciliation Week themed with stories celebrating First Nations authors.
Join us to hear from author of "Jimmy Little, A Yorta Yorta Man' and our special guest Aunty Frances Peters-Little.
This is a SARRAH member only event (but everyone is welcome) to celebrate NRW 2023.
Be immersed in the natural surroundings of the reserve and build nature confidence through bushwalks, exploration, story-time, art 'n' craft.