NAIDOC in the City was held on Saturday 14 July at Hyde Park.
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Published 10 August 2018
World’s longest living cultures celebrated at NAIDOC in the City 2018
Sydneysiders gathered to experience Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, food and music.
A highlight of NAIDOC Week
NAIDOC in the City celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and their continued importance.
Because of her, we can!
This year’s theme honoured the contribution of Indigenous women.
Muggera dancers perform
The members for Muggera come from a long line of a cultural leaders, song men, world-class dancers and didgeridoo players.
Sue Ray
The multi-award winning singer/songwriter captivated the crowds.
Youngsters were kept busy
Fun outdoor activities included arts workshops, Indigenous games and sports clinics.
Miss Ellaneous
An original Darwin diva, the performer is a true FIFO queen.
A feast for everyone
The earth oven was fired up.
Electric Fields
Some of the beats on the day came thanks to the dance/electronic ensemble.
Sydneysiders explored the culture hub
Elders were present, along with representatives from art galleries, museums and educational organisations.
Fun for all ages
As well as storytelling and cultural workshops, families could cuddle up to a critter thanks to the Zoomobile from Taronga Zoo.
