Reconciliation Week 2023
Reconciliation Week 27 May to 3 June
Reconciliation Week is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia.
We are committed to our role in supporting and advocating for a deeper understanding of reconciliation through building our relationships with First Nations communities and organisations and recognising their invaluable contribution to our City.
Important Dates and Events Calendar
Date | Event |
26 May | National Sorry Day |
27 May to 3 June | Reconciliation Week |
3 June | Mabo Day |
2 to 9 July | NAIDOC Week |
Commemorating National Sorry Day
Port Phillip Citizens for Reconciliation host an annual lunch to commemorate National Sorry Day in May each year. More details will be provided closer to the 2024 event date.
Celebrating Mabo Day at the Esplanade Market on 4 June in St Kilda
The City of Port Phillip was proud to present Mabo Day Celebrations in partnership with the Esplanade Market featuring a range of First Nations performances including music from Amos Roach.
First Peoples Film Screenings at St Kilda Film Festival
These films featured in the St Kilda Film Festival's 2023 program. |
The Lost Crystals of Jessica’s Room |
Gravel Road |
Wirnitj |
Bangay Lore |
Mud Crab |
Helicopter Tjungurrayi |
Big Picture film maker development – Filming on Country |
The Eel Farm |
Galup VR Experience |