Bring Aboriginal culture to life in your school, workplace or venue with authentic workshops led by First Nations educators. Our interactive programs – featuring storytelling, art, music, dance, and knowledge-sharing – are designed to align with the Australian Curriculum while inspiring students to learn, respect, and connect. By booking an event, workshop or experience with Aboriginal Incursions, your school helps build understanding, respect, and reconciliation for future generations.
Bring your event to life with an authentic Aboriginal live performance. Through music, dance, and storytelling, audiences connect with the world’s oldest living culture. It’s a powerful way to honour country, celebrate diversity, and create an unforgettable experience that inspires respect, learning and pride.
We bring our workshops to your workplace, conference, meeting or event – our Australian Aboriginal Art and Culture Workshops are designed to promote education and understanding of the values, history, beliefs and future prospects of the Aboriginal community.
No event or group is too big or small for our workshops. – enquire today.
"Booking an Aboriginal Incursion helps schools foster reconciliation and inclusivity, while giving students a chance to connect with the world’s oldest living culture."
We are a highly experienced events team with a combined 50 years experience of booking and presenting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural education and performance across Australia for all Australians. We strive for excellence at all our events, but in particularly into the Australian Education and School Sector for young students where we can make the biggest impact towards reconciliation.
We hold deadly relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples from mobs across Australia including Adelaide (Kaurna), Melbourne (Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung), Brisbane (Turrbal and Yuggera), Sydney (Gadigal and Dhurag of the Eora Nation), Canberra (Ngambri and Ngunnawal), Perth (Whadjuk and Noongar), Darwin (Larrakia) and many many regional centres.
As part of its ongoing commitment to reconciliation and building meaningful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, ARA marked National Reconciliation Week 2026 with a powerful live cultural experience.
Mabo Day on 3rd June marks a landmark moment in Australian history. Discover how Aboriginal Incursions helps schools and organisations honour Eddie Mabo’s legacy.
Indigenous Literacy Day is held on 3rd September each year. Learn how Aboriginal Incursions helps schools celebrate First Nations languages, stories and culture.
These brands, businesses and institutions are just a sample of the clients Aboriginal Incursions is proud to have worked with.
