Here’s what’s on during NAIDOC Week July 6—13

Casino High School students. Photos: Contributed

Susanna Freymark

The schools have mostly marked NAIDOC Week before the end of school term.

The official week starts today, Sunday, July 6 with the theme The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy.

St Mary’s Primary School students at NAIDOC celebrations.

Here’s what’s on in Richmond Valley and Kyogle. For any events we’ve missed, email indynr.com@gmail.com and let us know.

CASINO

Monday, July 7 10am

Come to the flag raising ceremony at Graham Place, Casino at 10am followed by a march down Walker Street.

2pm

Fun day at Casino Drill Hall with food and lots of activities and stalls.

Olive Designs made this cake for Casino West Public School.

Until July 12

NAIDOC Exhibition at Cassino Gallery until July 12

Details on viewing times can be found here.

Artist Rachel McIntyre has several works in the Cassino Gallery exhibtition.

EVANS HEAD

Friday, July 11, 11am-2pm

Free event with youth activities, barbecue lunch, music and service stalls at Evans Head Foreshore.

KYOGLE

Collins Creek, The Risk and Wiangaree public schools came together to celebrate NAIDOC Week with Casino Public School dance group in the last week of the term.

Commercial Hotel

Throughout the week, there are NAIDOC activities at the Top Pub including story time with Dreaming stories, Deadly Disco, Indigenous films and docos and a photo booth with the Aboriginal flag and Islander flag.

St Brigid’s School students doing art activities for NAIDOC.

JUBULLUM

August 28

The Jubullm Community NAIDOC Celebration Day is at the Jubullum Community Stadium 10am—2pm. Grand Elder Harry Mundine-Walker will be there. The day will have activities including awards presentation, jarjums tshirt turtle fashion walk, stalls, bush treats and live music.

Fun at Jubullum at an event earlier this year. Photo: Susanna Freymark

NAIDOC stands for National Aborigines and Islander Day Observance Committee.

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