19th June
19th June
19th June
A community‑focused golf event promoting wellbeing and connection in a relaxed, enjoyable atmosphere
30th June
19th June
19th June
Design and paint banners for Cairns NAIDOC march—materials provided, all ages and skill levels welcome.
3rd July
19th June
3rd July
Join the Cairns NAIDOC March—walk with community to celebrate culture, pride, and Blak excellence.
3rd July
3rd July
3rd July
Celebrate NAIDOC at Friday in the Park—live music, food, markets, culture, and community vibes.
4th July
3rd July
4th July
Black Carpet Event. Celebrating Indigenous excellence, culture, creativity and leadership while bringing community together through connection, recognition and inspiration.
7th July
3rd July
4th July
Join the NAIDOC Community Breakfast—grab a ticket for good food, guest speakers, and strong yarns.
7th July
7th July
7th July
Mookai Rosie Family Fun Day—celebrating culture, community and connection for all generations.
7th July
7th July
7th July
Celebrate culture and creativity at this lively arts and crafts community gathering.
8th July
7th July
8th July
Play Edor, an Aurukun-born game. Celebrate culture, community, and friendly rivalry. Register to attend.
8th July
10th July
8th July
Wuchopperen Community Day—celebrating culture with stalls, food, games, and family-friendly fun.
8th July
10th July
10th July
Test your knowledge at Cairns NAIDOC Trivia Night—teams, prizes, laughs, and deadly community fun.
10th July
10th July
10th July
Kup Murri Masterclass—share in cultural knowledge and cooking traditions. Bookings essential to attend.
18th July
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders Luncheon. Honouring those whose strength, culture and leadership continue to inspire and guide community.
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About the committee
The Cairns NAIDOC Committee is made up of 100% volunteers — mob and community who give their time, knowledge, and heart without pay, because standing for culture is non-negotiable.
We proudly secure government funding, corporate sponsorships, and generate ticket sales to cover the costs of delivering NAIDOC events.
But the Committee itself remains fully volunteer-run.
Every meeting, every late-night email, every big decision — it’s all carried by the hands of people committed to seeing our culture thrive.