The Shire of Carnarvon presents Portraits of Yinggarda Elders II, a powerful exhibition celebrating the strength, stories and cultural legacy of eight respected Yinggarda Elders. Opening Saturday 23 May, 10–11am with a Yarns & Tea gathering during the Gnulli Festival, the exhibition runs until 13 June at the Shire of Carnarvon Library & Art Gallery.

Central Regional TAFE invites the Carnarvon community to a Reconciliation Week Watch Party Breakfast on Tuesday 2 June, 9am–10am at the Carnarvon Campus. Join staff, students and community to share a meal, yarn together and view the National Reconciliation Week broadcast live from Perth.

The community is invited to the official launch of Carnarvon Common Ground on Wednesday 17 June, 10am–12pm at 13 Stuart Street. Come along to meet the Elders, explore new services and help shape solutions built by community, for community.

Carnarvon First Nations artists Karla Tittums and Devinia Wainwright returned home inspired after showcasing their work at WA's largest Aboriginal art event, the Revealed Exhibition at PICA and Aboriginal Art Market at WA Museum Boola Bardip. Both artists celebrated the exposure, networking opportunities, and chance to share their cultural stories on a statewide stage, proudly putting Carnarvon's creative talent on the map.

Paid opportunity for First Nations artists invited to be part of the Gnulli Festival Cultural Activity Hub on Saturday 23 May in Carnarvon

Carnarvon is set to take centre stage this May with the launch of the Gnulli Festival, a new cultural event celebrating community, culture and Country from Friday 22 May to Sunday 24 May 2026.

Portraits of Yinggarda Elders II is a powerful community art initiative delivered as part of the Shire of Carnarvon’s Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan 2025–2027. Led by artist Gosia Taylor and supported by community engagement from Cheryl Moncreiff, the project brings together Yinggarda Elders, local artists and community members to celebrate culture, strengthen relationships and increase the visibility of Yinggarda women within our civic spaces.