Aboriginal Tours & Experiences

19/05/2026

Hey Carnarvon - We're getting ready for a Real Deadly Weekend! See you soon ;-)

01/05/2026

Live or work in South Perth? This is for you. Take an hour out of your day this Reconciliation Week. Walk from Mindeerup to Buryalup with Traditional Owner Joe Collard and hear the stories behind the place you see every day.

📅 Fri 29 May 2026
⏰ 2 – 3PM
📍 Mindeerup
💸 Free | Bookings required

Easy walk + shuttle back from the Old Mill.

Step away from the desk and learn more about your area.

29/04/2026

Gnulli Festival 2026 is coming to Carnarvon! 22nd - 24th May 2026

The Shire of Carnarvon, together with Yinggarda Aboriginal Corporation and Baiyungu Aboriginal Corporation, is proud to bring you the Gnulli Festival — a FREE three-day community celebration from 22–24 May 2026.

“Gnulli,” meaning All of Us and Two of Us, represents the coming together of community, culture and country, and honours the deep connection between the Yinggarda and Baiyungu people of the region.

Join us as we celebrate the rich heritage, stories and cultural identity of the Gascoyne through a vibrant program of experiences, performances and activities for all ages. The main stage will come alive with an incredible line-up of live performances featuring Shane Howard and the Great Western Band

Save the date and be part of something special!

Learn more: https://www.gnullifestival.com.au/

17/04/2026

Today's beautiful blue Boorloo (Perth) skies are just perfect for WA's biggest celebration of Aboriginal art at Revealed, a vibrant open-air market opening at 9.30 this morning at WA Museum Boola Bardip.⁠
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Entry is FREE - come and mingle with the fab line-up of artists, hear the beautifully woven, carved and painted stories, and join a range of fun activities for all the family.
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With more than 40 stalls featuring paintings, textiles, jewellery, ceramics, sculpture and more, there is plenty to browse at price points to suit everyone - from avid collectors to first-time buyers.⁠
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Find the full line up of stalls and activities here: https://revealed.org.au/art-market/

16/04/2026

Looking forward to a fab artist line-up tonight and tomorrow at Revealed.

16/04/2026

Looking forward to this fab art show - see you there!

OPENING TOMORROW: Revealed in Boorloo (Perth) 💥
Celebrate the opening night with us on Friday 17 April from 6pm - 9pm at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art. Our 25-piece collection, titled 'Beep Beep! Driving All Across the Desert', honours the vital role cars, trucks and buses play across extremely remote NPY Lands. Each work represents a personal mechanical tale or connection – from flat tyre sagas to cherished family cars. All pieces are available for sale.

Then on Saturday 18 April from 9.30am - 5pm you'll find us at the WA Museum for the state's biggest Aboriginal Art Market. Our stall will be filled to the brim with fibre artworks including a brand new collection of tjilkamarta (echidna) flat sculpture wall hangings!

More info → revealed.org.au⁠
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Revealed is presented by Aboriginal Art Centre Hub WA 💛⁠

📸 - Paula Sarkaway Lyons with her exhibiting work titled 'Art Centre Toyota'. Photo by Jade Brockley.

03/04/2026

Beautiful seasonal posts from Koomal Dreaming showcasing our stunning Southwest Country and stories.

27/03/2026

Check out this fancy feast of native flavours. Join Chef and Owner of Bimba Foods Daniel Lyndon for an 8-course long-table dining experience. Celebrating a fusion of Indigenous ingredients, art and story. Grab your tickets here: https://www.opentable.com/booking/experiences-availability?rid=301394&restref=301394&experienceId=650125&utm_source=external&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=shared

21/03/2026

Come join us at Caravan & Camping WA show in the Tourism Pavilion 265 ✨

Katter Kich Gallery and Tours, Amaroo Retreat, Kook Koo's Own Bush Remedies, Kingfisher Tours WA

14/01/2026

Earth, Wind & Fire Birak Style

Dec/Jan celebrates Birak - the Noongar season of heat, sun and fire, painted bold red like this stunning flowering gum.

Characterised by morning easterly winds, cooling sea breezes in the afternoon, and nature running like clockwork.
For the Noongar people, Birak is the traditional time for cool mosaic burning, carefully caring for Country.

Why burn?
To reduce fuel loads, encourage fresh new growth, help seeds germinate, improve grazing for animals, and make moving across Country easier. Smart land care, perfected over thousands of years.

New Life is on the move too
with fledglings are leaving the nest, reptiles shedding old skins, and baby frogs are completing their leap into adulthood as temperatures rise and rainfall eases.

The Aboriginal six-season calendar reads the land like a storybook — tracking flowering plants, animal behaviour and weather patterns to guide hunting, gathering and land management.

Keen to learn more about traditional bushfoods, recipes and guided cultural tours?
👉 https://www.waitoc.com/culture-experiences/find-experience/bushfood