RivMed Community NAIDOC Day

Get ready for a deadly day of culture, connection, entertainment and community spirit at the RivMed Community NAIDOC Day!

Riverina Medical & Dental Aboriginal Corporation invites community to come together for a vibrant celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture at this free, family-friendly event packed with activities, live entertainment, interactive stalls, cultural experiences and opportunities to connect with local services and organisations.

Whether you’re coming along for the music, the yarns, the activities or the warm tucker, there’ll be something for everyone to enjoy. Meet local organisations in a relaxed and welcoming space, learn more about the supports available across our region and celebrate the strength of community together.

Enjoy live performances by Wagga’s very own country music star, Nathan Lamont, alongside cultural demonstrations and workshops with proud Wiradjuri and Ngiyampaa man, Ryder McDonnell.

With over 30 local service providers, kids activities, cultural experiences and delicious food including Johnny cakes cooked over the fire, this is one community event you won’t want to miss.

Event Details

Tuesday 7 July
10am – 1pm
Kyeamba Smith Hall, Wagga Showgrounds
Cost: Free

Bus transport will also be available. Check back closer to the event for pick-up times and locations.

About Nathan Lamont

Nathan Lamont is a proud Wiradjuri singer-songwriter from the Riverina region of New South Wales who is quickly making his mark on the Australian country music scene.

Since launching his career in 2023, Nathan has released six original songs, earning more than 2 million streams across major platforms and featuring on playlists including Fresh Country. With over 90,000 TikTok followers, Nathan has become one of Australia’s top country music creators, sharing his music and connecting with fans across the country.

About Ryder McDonnell

Ryder McDonnell is a proud Wiradjuri and Ngiyampaa man and founder of Ngarringarri Vibrations, based in Wagga Wagga.

Ryder is highly respected within the local community for his work as a cultural educator and entrepreneur, sharing culture, knowledge and connection through engaging demonstrations and workshops.