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Celebrate Warami in the City of Parramatta

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Celebrate Warami in the City of Parramatta

City of Parramatta will host a number of community events over the coming months as part of a unique Indigenous event program called Warami, a Darug word meaning 'good to see you'. 

This programming will include:

Reconcillation Week from 27 May - 3 June National Sorry Day on 26 May Burramatta NAIDOC Day on 12 July in Parramatta Park

This year's theme is 'Always Was, Always Will Be' and recognises that First Nations People have occupied and cared for this continent for more than 65,000 years.

Riverside Theatres will be hosting Reconcillation Action Week: Mission Songs Project on Sunday 31 May at 6pm.

NAIDOC Chasing Smoke will be showing from 2-4 July. To purchase tickets, please visit Riverside Theatre presents Chasing Smoke.  

Source: City of Parramatta Council : Celebrate Warami in the City of Parramatta
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