Brisbane is home to the Turrbal and Jagera peoples, who have cared for this land for thousands of years. Incorporating First Nations culture into your business event offers delegates a meaningful connection to Country — enriching your program with powerful storytelling, ceremony, and art that celebrate the world’s oldest living culture.
Partner with Brisbane’s First Nations leaders and cultural experts to authentically weave Indigenous perspectives and traditions into your event:
Take your delegates on a journey through storytelling, art, and connection to Country with unforgettable experiences around Brisbane and its surrounds.
Each of these experiences can be incorporated as part of a pre- or post-event program, or offered to delegates as optional cultural activities, giving your event a unique and memorable connection to Brisbane’s First Nations heritage:
BlackCard Cultural Tours – South Brisbane
Join a guided walk through South Brisbane’s cultural precinct to discover the stories behind striking First Nations public art installations.
Birrunga Gallery – Brisbane City
Experience exhibitions by talented resident First Nations artists alongside modern Australian cuisine with a native twist.
Nyanda Cultural Tours – Nudgee Waterholes
Take part in a smoke ceremony, taste seasonal bush foods, weave with natural fibres, and learn about ancient artefacts including a fossilised spear and sacred Bora Ring.
Yura Tours – Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island)
Take a short ferry trip across the bay to explore sacred sites and experience a moving Welcome to Country with Quandamooka guides.
Yarriba Dreaming – Mt Barney, Scenic Rim
Connect deeply with Country through cultural storytelling, bush experiences, and ceremony led by Gurruhmun ‘Old Man Kangaroo’, a Ugarapul and Bidjara man.
Learn more about Brisbane's diverse range of First Nations experiences on Visit Brisbane.