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NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day

Join Moreton ATSICHS for a free NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day at The Mill Waterpark, Petrie on Saturday, 11 July from 10:00am – 2:00pm. All Community welcome.

Posted June 25, 2026
A smiling man, woman, and young girl pose together outdoors at a community event. Text reads: "NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day, featuring Margate Disability Service Providers Workshop, Saturday 11 July, 10:00am–2:00pm, The Mill Waterpark, Petrie.
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About the event

Join Moreton ATSICHS for a free, family-friendly Community day celebrating NAIDOC Week.

What’s on

  • Live entertainment from Uncle Roger Knox, Fringe Dwellers and Kristal West
  • Kids rides
  • Deadly Choices inflatable, games and ambassadors
  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dance groups
  • Info stalls and Blak businesses
  • Free BBQ lunch
  • Food trucks with food available to purchase
  • Giveaways
  • Flu Clinic running on the day
  • Elders Tent

What to bring

  • Chairs and blankets for seating
  • Sun protection (eg. hat)

This event is an opportunity for Mob, families, Elders and Community members to come together, celebrate culture and connect with local services in a welcoming outdoor space.

Photos from the day will be shared on this page after the event.

This NAIDOC Week activity is delivered with funding support from the National Indigenous Australians Agency and Moreton Bay Council.

This is a smoke, vape, alcohol, and drug free event.

If you are found breaching our Deadly Smoke Free Spaces policy, you will be asked to leave the event immediately and may be excluded from participating in future MATSICHS events.

Time & date

Saturday, 11 July

10:00am – 2:00pm

The Mill Waterpark
12 Moreton Parade, Petrie.

Schedule

10am: Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony

10.30am: Triballink Aboriginal Dance Group & Kutaw Zoeru Torres Strait Island Dance Group performances

11am: Elders Yarn

11.30am: Uncle Roger Knox & Fringe Dwellers

1pm: Kristal West

Getting There

Parking

There is parking available on-site but limited, including disability access parking bays located near the oval.

Public Transport

🚆🚌 Mill Parkland Oval is conveniently located less than 10 minute walk from Petrie Train Station and nearby bus stops.

We suggest planning ahead of the Moreton ATSICHS NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day and checking TransLink for train or bus services in the area.

Moments from last year

Four children in traditional attire and grass skirts lean over a metal fence, reaching to pet animals inside a pen at the NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day. Another child in a white shirt and cap stands in the foreground, also looking at the animals.
A boy kneels next to a pen with goats at the NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day, while a woman in jeans and a black top feeds one of the goats through the fence. Trees and other people are visible in the background.
A child wearing a black and red cap sits on the grass, petting several goats inside a fenced area during NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day; more goats and a pair of legs in jeans and sneakers are visible nearby.
A group of people stands around a table outdoors at the NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day, interacting with items and papers. Some are writing or examining objects, and the scene appears to be at a community event or gathering on a sunny day.
Four young goats with white, brown, and tan fur eat grass closely together as a person in gray shorts kneels nearby—capturing the joyful atmosphere of a NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day at a petting zoo or farm setting.
A young boy prepares to kick a soccer ball toward an inflatable goal while an adult and another child watch at an outdoor NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day on a sunny day.
A child in a black outfit and hat stands on grass, pointing at a colorful inflatable soccer game during the NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day. The words “A DEADLY CHOICE IS A HEALTHY CH” are partially visible on the inflatable structure.
A young boy in a black shirt and cap points excitedly while standing on grass, surrounded by smiling adults and other children at the NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day on a sunny day.
A young boy stands outdoors facing away, wearing a colorful sports jersey with the number 24 and “Deadly Choices” on the back at a NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day. Inflatable structures and another person are visible in the background.
A woman stands behind a booth under a canopy, talking to several people gathered around the table at an outdoor NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day event. Boxes and a sign with text are visible, and cars are parked in the background.

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acknowledgement

Moreton ATSICHS acknowledges the Gubbi Gubbi, Turrbal, and Jinibara people as the Traditional Custodians of the lands, seas, and waterways where we work.  We pay respect to Elders past and present.

This website contains images, names, and voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who have passed away. With permission from their families, we have continued to use their images to acknowledge and honour their contributions in making our communities healthy and strong.

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