At the front of Koori Radio, 27 Cope St, Redfern NSW 2016
Location: At the front of Koori Radio, 27 Cope St, Redfern NSW 2016
Date:
Sunday 22 March
Sunday 26 April
Sunday 31 May
10 – 11 am
Cost: Adult: $30 – Mob tix: Free – Book Now
Redfern Aboriginal History Walking Tour – Stories of The Block
Join acclaimed artist Dennis Golding and respected community Elder Aunty Donna Ingram for a powerful and intimate walking tour through Redfern, exploring the rich Aboriginal history of ‘The Block’ and its surrounding streets.
This limited series of tours offers a rare opportunity to hear first-hand stories from voices deeply connected to the community — sharing history, resilience, and cultural knowledge that has shaped one of Sydney’s most significant Aboriginal places.
Walk Through Living History
Discover how Redfern became the birthplace of modern Aboriginal civil rights movements in Australia. As you walk through the area, your guides will bring to life the stories of activism, resistance, and community strength that continue to resonate today.
What You’ll Experience
- Insights into the history and significance of The Block
- Stories of the families who built and sustained the community
- The role of Redfern in Aboriginal activism and civil rights
- Reflections on place, identity, culture, and belonging
This tour is not just about the past — it is about ongoing connection, healing, and cultural pride.
Event Details
- Meeting Point: 27 Cope Street, Redfern NSW 2016 (front of Koori Radio)
- Duration: Approximately 1 hour
- What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes and a water bottle
A Meaningful Cultural Experience
Guided by lived experience and deep knowledge, this tour offers a respectful and insightful way to understand the importance of Redfern in Australia’s cultural and political landscape.
Join the Journey
Walk, listen, and connect with the stories that continue to shape Redfern — a place of strength, resistance, and community.
Image: Former Aboriginal flag mural, Eveleigh Street, Redfern (circa 2003). Photograph by Patricia Baillie. Courtesy City of Sydney Archives.















