Burramatta NAIDOC
From 11am on Saturday 11 July 2026
The Crescent, Parramatta Park
Discover First Nations music, food, dance and traditions at Burramatta NAIDOC
Join us for a free outdoor event in Parramatta Park with an incredible concert line up. This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the traditions and contemporary culture of Parramatta’s local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.
Catch Stiff Gins, Akala Newman, Cooee and more on the Next Generation Concert Stage.
Explore the colourful market stalls selling art, fashion, jewellery and more.
Enjoy family activities and cultural workshops.
Grab something tasty to eat or a hot drink.
All welcome, free entry!
Next Generation Concert Stage
Get ready for an unforgettable celebration of First Nations music this July at Burramatta NAIDOC. Don’t miss Australia's longest-performing all-Indigenous female group, Stiff Gins, ethereal and electric artist Akala Newman, and the poetry, song and visual art storytelling of Cooee. Stay tuned - the full program and timings will be announced soon!
Market stalls and food
Explore the market stalls at Burramatta NAIDOC, where you'll find everything from vibrant beach towels and adorable baby clothes to stunning jewellery, one-of-a-kind artwork, and fascinating cultural artefacts.
With an array of food vendors on site, you can grab a hot meal, tasty dessert or your favourite coffee while soaking in the atmosphere.
Workshops and Cultural Activities
Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of First Nations culture at the Burramatta NAIDOC workshops. Learn directly from skilled artists and cultural practitioners as you explore weaving, art, traditional dance, and more. Stay tuned - the full program and timings will be announced soon!
Warami Artwork
Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of First Nations culture at the Burramatta NAIDOC workshops. Learn directly from skilled artists and cultural practitioners as you explore weaving, art, traditional dance, and more. Stay tuned - the full program and timings will be announced soon!
FAQs
Venue: The Crescent, Parramatta Park, Parramatta
Event date: Saturday, 11 July 2026
Time: 11am - 3pm
Cost: The event is free to attend.
Yes, there will be a number of First Nations food vendors from 11am - 3pm including Wilka Thalta Food Truck, Screaming Beans, Kallico and Narrang Bir-rung Sausage Sizzle.
The event will proceed in wet weather, bring your raincoat! If we need to cancel due to dangerous weather conditions, we will update the website and our social media channels.
Yes, parking will be subject to availability within the park and in the surrounding streets. It is recommended patrons attend the event via public transport, via carpool or ride share apps. The closest train station is Parramatta Station or Westmead Station.
Yes, please ride with caution as there may be vehicles on the roads.
Bike parking will not be provided by City of Parramatta at this event. Bike parking will be the responsibility of the rider.
Yes. Accessible parking will be available near the event site and will be clearly signposted. Disability Parking Permits must be displayed at all times.
Public transport will be available on the day. Parramatta Station and Westmead Station are the closest train stations to the event. The event site is a 15-minute walk from Westmead Station.
Plan your trip via NSW Transport website.
No. Burramatta NAIDOC Day 2026 is a drug and alcohol-free event.
Yes, wristbands and markers will be available at the information booth throughout the day.
No. Shade tents/domes and other similar structures are not permitted at the event.
Yes, drinking water will be available from the bubbler station throughout the event.
Yes, there are toilets available at the event site including an accessible bathroom.
Yes, there will be first aid on site.
Yes, dogs are permitted on a leash.
Acknowledgement of Country
For over 60,000 years the Parramatta area has been home of the Burramattagal people, a clan of the Dharug, who settled along the upper reaches of the Parramatta River. City of Parramatta respectfully recognises the Traditional Owners of the land and waters of Parramatta, the Dharug people, and pay our respects to the Elders past, present and emerging. We extend our respect to all First Nations people visiting these sites.
With thanks to our Sponsors & Partners
Burramatta NAIDOC is proudly presented to you by City of Parramatta with Greater Sydney Parklands
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