Celebrate Indigenous Voices at Brisbane Festival
COME JOIN THE CELEBRATION!
ecognising NAIDOC Week’s 50 Years of Deadly.
First Nations artistry is embedded into the fabric of Brisbane Festival promoting awareness, growing audiences and providing a platform to share important stories. Â
From sunrise ceremonies (Bikki Wantimaa) to evening storytelling and placemaking on the banks of the Maiwar (Brisbane River); through contemporary dance, music and theatre, we invite you to join us and celebrate Australian First Nations artists and artistry.
Generations & Dynasties: The Briscoe Sisters
An unforgettable afternoon of music, conversation, and storytelling.
Generations & Dynasties: The Brady Family
A powerful night of story, song, and cultural legacy.
Living Sculptures: How the birds got their colours
A stunning, Indigenous-led, contemporary dance and circus collaboration.
Sunrise Ceremony: Bikki Wantimaa
Join the circle, dance and blessing.
Aboriginal Centre for Performing Arts: Community Showcase
More than a performance, it’s real time creation
Dance With Tom
Come for a dance and a yarn! Celebrating Language from the Yugambeh Region, Culture and storytelling.
AND MORE!
SEE FIRST NATIONS FOCUS PROGRAM
COME JOIN THE CELEBRATION!
Recognising NAIDOC Week’s 50 Years of Deadly.
First Nations artistry is embedded into the fabric of Brisbane Festival promoting awareness, growing audiences and providing a platform to share important stories. Â
From sunrise ceremonies (Bikki Wantimaa) to evening storytelling and placemaking on the banks of the Maiwar (Brisbane River); through contemporary dance, music and theatre, we invite you to join us and celebrate Australian First Nations artists and artistry.
