TAFE NSW Eora Centre

Come along this Wednesday to see our student exhibition at Eora Centre TAFE NSW

We’re showcasing the incredible work of our Certificate II, III and IV Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts students, celebrating their creative achievements and cultural expression.

Alongside the arts exhibition, we will also feature performances from our Certificate II and III in Music Performance cohort.

🌿 A Smoking Ceremony and Dance led by our Aboriginal Dance Teacher Ella Havelka and Gene Kelaher will open the evening at 6pm.

📅 Wednesday 3 June
⏰ 6pm–8pm
📍 Eora Campus

Light refreshments will be provided.

Come have a yarn, meet the students and connect with community for a deadly night of culture, creativity and celebration at Eora Campus.

Eora Under 17's Program (Year 10 Equivalency)
Start Date: 27th July 2026
End Date: 3rd December 2026
Contact Tammy Gordon for further information or to arrange an interview.
[email protected]

We’re showcasing the incredible work of our Certificate II, III and IV Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts students, celebrating their creative achievements and cultural expression.

Alongside the arts exhibition, we will also feature performances from our Certificate II and III in Music Performance cohort.

🌿 A Smoking Ceremony and Dance led by our Aboriginal Dance Teacher Ella Havelka and Gene Kelaher will open the evening at 6pm.

📅 Wednesday 3 June
⏰ 6pm–8pm
📍 Eora Campus

Light refreshments will be provided.

Come have a yarn, meet the students and connect with community for a deadly night of culture, creativity and celebration at Eora Campus.

CERTIFICATE II IN ABORIGINAL AND/OR TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER CULTURAL ARTS
STARTS 27 JULY — ENROLMENTS NOW OPEN

Step into a creative, culturally strong space at Eora Campus and learn from practising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.

Build your skills in drawing, painting, design and cultural practice

Learn in a supportive, community‑focused environment

Connect with mob, mentors and creative opportunities

✨We’re celebrating Music Week at Eora Campus from 25–27 May, open for mob and the public.

Come through, make music, learn something new, connect with community and enjoy a full line up of events.
Scan the QR codes to see what’s happening and sign up.

If you’ve got questions, reach out to one of our music teachers Lance - [email protected].

Schedule - https://coda.io/d/Eora-Music-Week_ds2w219dWP3/Monday-Songwriting-Day_su9WGuaX

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If you’ve been wanting to connect with culture, movement, and community in a relaxed, creative space, our Introduction to First Nations Community Dance Practice might be your next step.

It’s a four‑week journey into storytelling, rhythm, safe dance practice, and creating your own movement ideas — all grounded in culture and community. No pressure, no experience needed, just good vibes and a chance to learn something meaningful.

Runs Mondays in May, 9am–2pm at TAFE NSW Eora.
Keen to join or know someone who would love this? Hit the EOI link on the flyer and come be part of it ✨🖤💛❤️

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🌿 Now Enrolling: Introduction to First Nations Community Dance Practice

Explore First Nations dance practices, movement, rhythm and storytelling in a culturally grounded learning space.

Develop safe dance skills, build confidence in your body, and learn how movement connects to culture and community.

Create your own movement ideas and collaborate with others in a supportive, uplifting environment.

Connect with community, culture and creativity in a space designed for respect, learning and expression.

📍 Delivered at TAFE NSW Eora College
🔥 A powerful, welcoming space to learn, move and grow.

Check out this amazing orientation piece from the Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Cultural arts students on 50 years of Deadly NAIDOC 2026 theme. Stay tuned for more amazing works leading up to the exhibition which will be held from the 2 June 2026. #🔥

Cert III in Mentoring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People BLOCK study. Starting 16th March 2026 at Eora Campus.

Check out this deadly Sculpture of Seven sisters by Uncle Michael Smacka Whyman. Stay tuned for more deadly student works