jingi walla // welcome

Art on Bundjalung 2019 // Photography – Kate Holmes

Art on Bundjalung is a First Nations-led arts market and cultural program held on Country across the Northern Rivers region. Art on Bundjalung brings community together to connect and gather, foster cultural exchange, and celebrate the First Nations creatives that call Bundjalung Country home.

Art on Bundjalung holds community and culture at its centre, creating economic opportunities for creatives, and spaces for gathering, connection and celebration. Through the sharing of culture across many forms – art, performance, food and ceremony – Art on Bundjalung platforms the artistry of artists, performers and art on Bundjalung Country.

Art on Bundjalung 2026 will be held in Grafton

Save the date:
Saturday 21 November 2026
Corcoran Park, Grafton

Get involved!

We are currently looking for artist stallholders, performers, workshop facilitators and food vendors to join Art on Bundjalung 2026 in Grafton. If you are interested to get involved, contact hannah@artsnorthernrivers.com.au.

Looking Back: Art on Bundjalung 2024

Art on Bundjalung 2024 // Video – Coedie McCarthy

Saturday 16 November 2024
Cribb Reserve, Dirruwung | Evans Head

Art on Bundjalung 2024 took place on the river foreshore in Dirruwung | Evans Head in November.

This free community event was a unique opportunity to purchase local First Nations artwork and to meet the makers. Over 30 market stalls of both established and emerging artists featured traditional and contemporary materials including weaving, ceramics, carving, photography, painting and textiles.

Developed in Richmond Valley Council, Art on Bundjalung featured a full cultural program including a Welcome to Country, live music and performance, cultural dance, workshops, and jarjums activities.

Get in touch.

0456 770 632
info@artsnorthernrivers.com.au
Arts Northern Rivers
2/155 Keen Street, Lismore NSW 2480
Bundjalung Country
Office hours: 9am – 4pm; Tues – Thurs

This project is developed by Arts Northern Rivers, made possible by the Australian Government through the Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Support Program.