Burramatta NAIDOC

Music and Dance

The line up on the concert stage is stacked with talent. Catch Jada Weazel, Kootsie Don, and Blanche headlined by hip hop legend JK-47.

Jannawi Dance Clan will be performing traditional dance styles and the MC will be Akala Newman. 

Patron advice: Entertainment may include strong language and adult themes.

Market Stalls and Food

Shop for something special amongst the market stalls offering a selection of art, jewellery and clothing. From exquisite traditional hand-crafted pieces to bold, contemporary designs, there's something unique for everyone.

Food trucks on site will offer delicious hot food including Aboriginal owned and run Wilka Thalta (means Hungry Kangaroo in Paakantyi). They take pride in using native ingredients in their menu from the fish and chips to the braised kangaroo stew.

Other food offerings will include dumplings, gozleme and jaffles, as well as coffee and cold drinks.
 

Workshops and Activities

Enjoy the inspiring First Nations film Araatika: Rise up! In this compelling documentary, NRL legend Dean Widders creates a new pre-game ceremony to share his culture with the country and the world.

This film screenings are proudly sponsored by Optus, with thanks to SBS and their Reconciliation Film Club program.

Explore the rich diversity of First Nations tradition with some inspiring workshops including:
 

• Native floral displays with Flowers by Mercedes.
• Beading, traditional weaving and boomerang painting.
• Games and sport activities from Active Parramatta.
• Wandana Aboriginal Education activities.
• Keep the family entertained with games and sport activities from Active Parramatta.
   

All workshops and activities are free to participate but get there early so you don’t miss out.  

Click here for the full program and frequently asked questions.

This event is proudly presented by City of Parramatta Council in partnership with Parramatta Park. 
 

The screening of Araatika: Rise up! is proudly sponsored by Optus.