National Reconciliation Week is all about your events!
Every year workplaces, schools, early learning services, community groups, reconciliation groups, and people right across the country host a whole range of events.
From awards to webinars, virtual and in-person events we all find our best ways to build awareness, knowledge and action for National Reconciliation Week 2021
Search below to find public events near you or add your own 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.
We invite you to connect with Culture is Life's Aboriginal Educators during a 3 part Talking About Webinar Series!
A visual arts exhibition to celebrate and showcase local artists during Reconciliation Week.
Official Launch Saturday 15 May 12pm.
Kaurna artist Corey Turner will lead this hands on art workshop. The workshop includes a Welcome to Country, education on the different art styles of mobs across Australia, and guided painting of a canvas to keep. $15 per person. Suitable for adults. All materials provided. Refreshments available. Covid safe guidelines apply.
Showcasing the artworks of several local artists on the central coast
Exhibition at North East Artisans Inc.
Learn about the First Nations' Peoples land you live on, and share an Acknowledgment of Country on your social pages.
Join Reconciliation SA for the Annual National Reconciliation Week (NRW) Breakfast to launch NRW week in South Australia.
Join Swans to celebrate Reconciliation Week 2021 over breakfast and coffee at Steel Blue Oval in Bassendean.
City of Cockburn - Reconciliation Ceremony 2021 - Reconciliation Takes Action - More Than A Word
Join Adam Goodes, Archie Roach, Aunty Judy Atkinson, Uncle Richard Frankland and more for NRW 2021 online.
Presented by Aboriginal History WA.
A day of free activities, food and live entertainment celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and identity.
Public lecture exploring the relationship between the First People and their Country in Whyalla's wider region.
Aunty Michelle launches her latest picture book ‘Annie Connects with Boandik Culture’ followed by facilitating two collaborative art session.
Momentum Collective is holding a free community event in Tweed Heads and invite the local community to attned.
A day for the community to come together
Event speakers include a Welcome to Country delivered by an Aboriginal Elder, followed by lunch provided at Hester Hornbrook Academy(HHA)
Afternoon Tea and a Welcome to Country at the Community Hub
Drop in Reconciliation Week activities
Free Career Talk for Teens
A space for non-Indigenous people to consider and learn what it means to live on stolen land.
To celebrate National Reconciliation Week, Koskela have teamed up with Numbulwar Numburindi Arts to offer two virtual weaving workshops.
Kaurna artist Corey Turner will lead these intermediate hands on art workshops over 2 evenings.
Presenting a collection of award-winning Indigenous Australian Films followed by Q&As with guest speakers, filmmakers, community leaders and cultural academics.
Hear from cultural Leaders and Elders of the Kulin Nations on what sustainability looks like for Greater Dandenong's First People's.
Bringing together leaders and allies across WA’s government, community and corporate sectors to champion change in the Reconciliation movement.
A unique, Noongar-led forum where leaders of Danjoo Koorliny will discuss their aspirations for the journey towards 2029 and beyond.
join us as we take action for Reconciliation by joining with community, sharing our RAP and Ngarrindjeri Dreaming mural
Join Aldinga Library and Neporendi Aboriginal Forum Inc for a special Reconciliation Week screening of 'In My Blood It Runs'
Free art-making activity
Celebrating reconciliation by taking action with guest speakers, a reflective walk and an opportunity to make your pledge to reconciliation.
Welcome to Country and talks by prominent Wurundjeri community and Elders and a Djirri Djirri Dance performance.
Story time at Mandurah Library
Showcasing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander procurement and business programs in Western Australia.
TAFE NSW Hamilton will be hosting a reconciliation event,
Dual naming of Mount Gambier Library’s Children’s Library, 'The Cave' in Bunganditj (Boandik) language.
We will discuss how 'living in two worlds' can impact one's sense of identity and belonging.
Pop Up Choir & Teach a Man to Fish by Biripi man Grant Saunders
Free art program for children
The walk is a public demonstration of leadership, support and solidarity with the Reconciliation movement.
Harvey Norman Super Rugby Trans Tasman, St. George Queensland Reds v Auckland Blues
A story of longing, of connection, and the ghosts of the past.
A grand 1880s corroboree performed by the Yerongpan descendants of King Jackey for a great first time historic re-enactment.