What's On

When	What	Where	Contact
Thursday 11 June	AHO Presents to St Paul’s College Year 6 Aho will be visiting St Paul's College to give a presentation to Year 6. The Presentation is on "All In'' for Reconciliation Week 2026	St Paul's College Manly	Not Open to the Public
Thursday 11 June	AHO Talks at International Law lecture The AHO will be providing the Acknowledgement for Country for the International Law Lecture Australia, International Law and Armed Conflict: What are our obligations?	Xenith Theatre Chatswood	Not Open to the Public - ticketed event only
Thursday 11 June	AHO Meets with Bush to Bowl The AHO will be meeting with Bush to Bowl to plan their NAIDOC Week event together.	Aboriginal Heritage Office	Not Open to the Public
Saturday 13 June	AHO Walks at the Coal Loader Join Karen Smith, Education Officer from the Aboriginal Heritage Office, as she explores the site's rich history. Karen has been the AHO’s Education Officer since 2011 and has shared her knowledge and experience of the local area and Aboriginal history and culture with thousands of local residents, students and schools. She leads guided walks and provides talks and presentations throughout the partner Councils in northern Sydney. Tours leave from outside The Coal Loader, 2 Balls Head Drive. Look for the tour sign. 10:30am – 12:00pm guided walk for up to 25 community members, led by Karen Smith. Bookings Essential as numbers are capped Tour leaving from the Coal Loader Office. In the case of wet weather, indoor activities may replace the outdoor tour. Recommended for 16+ All physical abilities are welcome as the site is fully accessible. Bookings Essential	Coal Loader and Genia McCaffery Sustainability Centre	Bookings with North Sydney Council Coal Loader
Monday 15 June	AHO Talks with Killara Primary School The AHO will be giving classes at Killara Public School a presentation on Aboriginal Heritage & Culture	1 Ridgeland Avenue Killara	Not Open to the Public
Monday 15 June	AHO Meets with Community Library The AHO will be meeting with persons to organise an event with Freshwater Community Library and the Aboriginal Heritage Office	Aboriginal Heritage Office	Not Open to the Public
Wednesday 17 June	Talk For Aboriginal Festival at Wildflower Garden The AHO will provide a Talk and Presentation on some of our local Healing Plants	Caley's Pavilion - 420 Mona Vale Road St Ives	Bookings Essential - Ku-ring-gai Council
Wednesday 17 June	AHO Presents at Caley’s Pavilion The AHO will be giving a Presentation on Healing Plants at the Wildflower Garden for Kur-ring-gai Council	Caley's Pavilion - 420 Mona Vale Road St Ives	Contact Ku-ring-gai Council Wildflower Garden to Book
Wednesday 17 June	AHO Meets with University Programs AHO will be meeting with academic Student to discuss Aboriginal Heritage and Culture	Aboriginal Heritage Office	Not Open to the Public
Wednesday 17 June	AHO Joins Dark Sky in Palm Beach AHO will be talking with astronomers and community at Night Sky Event	Palm Beach	Bookings Required
Thursday 18 June	AHO Walks and Talks with Willoughby Council Spend the morning enriching your understanding of local Aboriginal history and culture. Join Karen Smith from the Aboriginal Heritage Office as she shares stories and knowledge about the Gameragal People and how they lived before and after colonisation. The group will also enjoy a short walk, exploring planted bush tucker species and features of the landscape. Wear non-slip footwear and a hat. A light morning tea will be offered. Meet near the end of the car park that you’ll find at the very end of a road called 'The Outpost', Northbridge (off Kameruka Rd). Please note: Willoughby’s bush walking tracks are uneven, steep and slippery in sections. All tracks contain trip hazards, and walkers should be confident of their own balance and stability. Due to limited capacity, this event is reserved for Willoughby Council residents.** If you aren't a resident, you can email env.educators@willoughby.nsw.gov.au to be added on the waitlist, and notified if last minute spots become available. 10 - 12pm	Warners Park, Meet at the Community Centre, end of The Outpost, Northbridge, 2063,	For Bookings Contact: Only Open to Willoughby Council Residents Emma Hayes 02 9777 7942 Emma.Hayes@Willoughby.nsw.gov.au
Thursday 18 June	AHO Talks and Walks with Willoughby Council The AHO will be speaking on Aboriginal Heritage and Culture at an indoor outdoor event hosted by Bush Care from Willoughby Council	Warners Park, Meet at the Community Centre, end of The Outpost, Northbridge, 2063,	Bookings Essential Contact Willoughby Council
Thursday 25 June	Children’s Voice of Reconciliation – Lane Cove The annual Children's Voices of Reconciliation event will be held in the Canopy at Lane Cove The AHO will be in attendance as the MC at this wonderful event	The Canopy Lane Cove	All Welcome
Thursday 25 June	AHO Presents at Gordon Library The AHO will be giving a presentation for Community members at the Gordon Library. The talk will be on the local areas around the Gordon area	Gordon Library	Bookings essential - Book with Gordon Library
Saturday 27 June	AHO Walks with Lane Cove & North Sydney Councils The AHO will be working with Lane Cove and North Sydney Council to present a walk and talk at Blackman Park and Berry Island Reserve	Tambourine Bay and Berry Island	https://www.lanecove.nsw.gov.au/Eventbrite/Aboriginal-Cultural-Heritage-Tour-1985032631035#