Reconciliation Week events in the Inner West

During National Reconciliation Week, Inner West Council is holding a range of events and activities to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.

2026 program

National Reconciliation Week runs from 27 May to 3 June. The 2026 theme for Reconciliation Week is 'All In'.

Reflect on and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' histories, knowledge and cultures during Reconciliation Week in the Inner West.  

Bengalle Bunga (to make a basket)

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Traces of Country through Watercolour with Akala Newman

Akala Newman smiling standing in a park on a sunny day with picnickers seated at a table behind her

Magic Yellow Bus Intergenerational Morning Tea

Image of a big yellow bus parked outdoors behind behind a large tree. In the foreground a blue table and chairs are arranged in picnic formation on lush green grass. Black text on a blue background reads All In. Multiple bubbled are superimposed on the top of the image each containing the word 'I'm In', expressing support for Reconciliation Week

Seniors Come Walk the GreenWay: Cultural Walk & Morning Tea

Five columns are unevenly spaced over 16 metres, beside the GreenWay path. They are 50 centimeters in diameter, rise approximately 3 metres high, and are flat on top.

Image Credit: Jenni Carter

Explore First Nations artworks in the Inner West

Vibrant green and blue mural of a peacock, its head looks round to the left with a large eye and beak open

Fly Peacock Fly (2025) by Jeswri (Jesse Wright) IG @jeswri

Reconciliation Week Golf Day

an image of Marrickville golf course with grass and trees in the background

Learn about Aboriginal peoples' histories and stories in our libraries

Aboriginal Identities Case Study - Douglas Grant - Questions on evidence

1931 Opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge WWI Commemorative Pond – by Douglas Grant in Callan Park (SMH 1931). Learn more

Celebrate the survival and resilience of the Gadigal and Wangal people

Self Determination and Autonomy - Breathe Memorial PowerPoint
Aerial view of spiral artwork on path

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians the Gadigal and Wangal peoples of the Sydney Basin.

Opening hours

Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) 8:30am to 5pm

Phone

02 9392 5000

Mail

PO Box 14, Petersham NSW 2049

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