Kalwun holds a range of events yearly that celebrate First Nations culture, heritage, and traditions.

These events bring together community members, local artists, and visitors to engage with and appreciate First Nations cultures through music, dance, storytelling, theatre, visual arts, and more. The aim is to showcase Indigenous talent and provide a platform for artists to connect with the wider community.

Upcoming events

The following events are in planning for 2026. Dates and other details will be confirmed and communicated closer to the event.

February                               
Anniversary of the National Apology

March                               
Close the Gap Day

April
QLD Youth Week
Easter Egg Hunt

May                                       
Community Embracing Culture
Reconciliation Week

June                                      
Mabo Day

July (NAIDOC Week)
Flag Raising Ceremony
Jarjums Colour Run
Community Day
Elders and Seniors Luncheon

August
National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day
Health Education Lunch

September
Beaudesert Family Fun Day

October
Seniors Fest

December
Christmas Festive Fun Day

Want to be involved?

Sponsorship or stall holder opportunities

If you are interested in sponsoring one of our future Kalwun events or would like to hold an information stall, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Performers Expression of Interest

Kalwun is seeking expressions of interest from talented performers to participate in upcoming community events. We are looking for a diverse range of performances that reflect the richness and vibrancy of First Nations peoples and their art forms. If you are a First Nations artist or group, please complete the expression of interest form and our team will be in contact with you.

Large group registration

If you are planning on bringing a large group of people to a Kalwun event, please complete the registration form.

Kalwun Development Corporation acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Lands upon which we work – the Kombumerri, Bullongin, Wanggeriburra, Birinburra, Mununjali and Minjungbal peoples and the wider Yugambeh language speaking group. We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders, past, present, and emerging.

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