Build your understanding this NAIDOC Week with libraries
It's the perfect time to explore First Nations culture through a free art exhibition and our curated collection of books, music, films and more.
Image courtesy of the artist
NAIDOC Week is a time to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and you can find meaningful ways to learn more about First Nations culture for free through Sunshine Coast Libraries.
Enjoy First Nations Art at Maroochydore Library
From now until 19 July, visit Maroochydore Library Artspace to experience Nan'garim Mi'bir, a vibrant exhibition by Sammy Ray Jones Peer Waneragal.
Through bright canvases, natural fibres and upcycled objects, Sammy shares stories of change and resilience, offering insight into the region’s history and the evolving coastal landscape.
The exhibition is open during library hours, offering a powerful opportunity to reflect on Country, community and creativity.
Explore First Nations voices and stories
You can also explore the library’s curated First Nations collection, featuring books, music, films and more.
Here you’ll discover First Nations stories – celebrating identity, challenging perspectives and deepening understanding.
More NAIDOC Week events
There’s plenty more happening in our region this NAIDOC Week.
Explore the full regional guide at Sunshine Coast Council’s website.