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Home » Brabham Celebrates NAIDOC Week 2024

Brabham Celebrates NAIDOC Week 2024

On Saturday 13 July 2024, Brabham held its annual NAIDOC Week celebration, bringing together the community to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

The event saw over 250 attendee’s who enjoyed a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony, delivered by respected local Elders, Cindy Garlett and John Mogridge as well as a flag raising ceremony, emceed by Wongi-Noongar man, Jaylon Tucker.

There were several cultural performances from Dadaajal, who showcased traditional dance passed down through generations, and rising singer songwriter, Angela Rule, also treated the crowd to her songs, which recounted stories and experiences from her life.

Families and kids took part in a special children’s play corner, Koolangah’s Wabiny, which included face painting and other activities. Whilst eventgoers also enjoyed several food stalls, bushtucker tastings and learning about historical First Nations artifacts through a traditional tool display.

Brabham’s NAIDOC Week celebration successfully brought the community together, honoured Indigenous culture, and highlighted the beauty of Honeycomb Park.