Mirrabooka NAIDOC Event 2026

We invite you to join the Mirrabooka NAIDOC Committee in celebrating 50 years of Deadly. The Mirrabooka NAIDOC Event is a vibrant and inclusive event that gives our local community the chance to connect through ceremony, entertainment, cultural activities and more. This family friendly event proudly celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture whilst also promoting healthy lifestyles and access to a variety of local services. There are free activities for all ages, including native animals + rides + photobooth + live music + dancing and a free sausage sizzle. Come along and enjoy some deadly tunes and help us celebrate together as one community!

This event is proudly alcohol and other drug free.

Stage program - to be announced soon!

Mirrabooka NAIDOC is organised by the Mirrabooka NAIDOC Committee with the guidance of our Elders, and is supported by the following organisations:

• Wadjak Northside Aboriginal Community Group
• City of Stirling
• National Indigenous Australians Agency
• Mission Australia
• Kids First Australia
• Aboriginal Health Council of WA
• MercyCare
• Department of Communities
• Uplyft
• Sudbury Community House
• North Metro Health Service – Community Mental Health
• Equal Opportunity Commission
• Amber-Jade Sanderson MLA
• Meredith Hammat MLA
• Woodside Energy
• Goodstart Early Learning.

Getting there

• There is limited on-site parking available at the venue, including 10 Acrod bays for accessible parking
• Drop off zone – a dedicated drop off zone for the community is located near the outdoor basketball courts
• Public Transport Access - the Mirrabooka Bus Station is a short 500m walk from the venue
• Additional parking is available at 21 Sudbury Road, adjacent to the Mirrabooka Library.

Accessibility

• AUSLAN Interpreted event
• Quiet Zone and Parents Room – located inside the Centre
• Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program - look out for staff wearing the Sunflower supporter logo
• Toilets - accessible toilets are provided throughout the venue
• Parking – additional Acrod parking is available adjacent to the outdoor basketball courts.

About NAIDOC Week

National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in July each year to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It is an opportunity for all Australians to experience culture and participate in celebrations of the oldest, continuous living cultures on earth. This year's NAIDOC theme is 50 Years of Deadly. 

You can read more about this powerful theme.