Reconciliation Week 2010!
ANTaR Victoria's events
Other events
ANTaR Victoria's events
Reconciliation Week Trivia Fundraiser
Thursday 27 May 2010
Gather your brainiest friends for a night of fun and fundraising for ANTaR Victoria!
One of Fitzroy's hippest establishments, Sentido Funf, is putting on a trivia night especially for ANTaR Victoria!
For Sentido Funf manager Belinda, the payoff is the chance to connect with the local community and demonstrate business support for reconciliation. “I just want every Australian to have the same opportunities – everyone needs to do something, no matter how little. If everyone did something little, we’d be in a much better position by now”.
For $10 you can book a table for up to 14 people - less than $1 each! Plus, Parmas are only $9 from 5-9pm, and there are some great prizes to be had!
Book your table
now through Sentido Funf:
243-245 Gertrude St
Fitzroy VIC 3065
(03) 9416 2689
Doin it again 4 Rec 10
The City of Melbourne's Reconciliation Week event is an extravaganza of music, dance, and other entertainment.
Featuring
Ernie Dingo (MC), Johnny Mac, Merkki Hood, Alter Egoz, and A.R.A.B.
The Are we there yet? Film Festival!
Following directly on from the City of Melbourne's free event, stick around for ANTaR's Are we there yet? Film Festival and the launch of our brand new web application, the virtual bridge walk!
Featuring an address by ANTaR's National President, Janet Hunt, & brand new films by 3 amazing young artists. One director will be awarded $1000 in prize money!
The films will also be shown the following night at Federation Square's Atrium from 8pm, along with a range of other great films celebrating Indigenous culture.
Reconciliation in the Park
10am-2pm Sunday 30th May, Johnstone Park, Geelong, FREE!
An exhibition of local students’ artworks, including painting, sculpting, and multimedia, will take place at the Geelong Town Hall foyer during and following the week, which runs from 27 May – 3 June, or Mabo Day. The aim is to provide visitors with insight into how younger people view the work of reconciliation.
This exhibition will be complemented by a family event to take place at the adjacent Johnstone Park on Sunday 30th May. Young and old alike are invited to share in Australia’s Indigenous heritage, with activities including boomerang making and painting, wattle-seed damper making, didgeridoo and clapstick making, and Indigenous forms of dancing.
In the true spirit of reconciliation, One Fire representatives consulted closely with local Wathaurong people in planning the events.
Other Events
Wakaid Girl Lyndhurst Kid
Various times
La Mama Theatre, $25/$15
A Very funny and moving story about family and love of country - and growing up in a black and white world. Performance times and bookings through www.lamama.com.au
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