Treaty in the Park is a spectacular celebration of First Nations culture and music, taking place at Wyndham Park, Watton Street in Werribee City Centre on Sunday 24 November 2024.

Set on Wadawurrung Country along the scenic banks of the Werribee River, Treaty in the Park is an all-ages music festival hosted by the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria and Wyndham City. The fantastic line up includes ARIA Award winner Dan Sultan, Filipino Wiradjuri artist Mo’ju, legendary singer songwriter, Uncle Kutcha Edwards, Australian music industry veteran Brolga and country music crooner, Madi Colville-Walker.

Treaty in the Park is set to be a relaxed sunny afternoon with an amazing live music gig that the whole family can enjoy, with kids under 16 free too! Mamma says there are also craft stalls, food trucks, kids activities and heaps more to enjoy, with the festival’s central location in Werribee City Centre, it’s the perfect opportunity to grab a bite to eat in Watton Street too. Oh you can even bring your own picnic basket of goodies to enjoy in this beautiful park on the banks of Werribee River.

Treaty in the Park is an opportunity for people of all backgrounds to celebrate First Nations talent and get involved with Victoria’s journey towards Treaty. The First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria will be on hand with an information stall, ready to answer questions and share insights about community-led initiatives across the State.

More info can be found here: www.TreatyInThePark.com

This article is written in collaboration with Wyndham Council
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The nitty gritty

Wyndham Park

When: November 24
Time: 2pm-7pm
(gates open at 1pm)

General Admission
$50.00+ $3.29 fee
Concession
$30.00+ $2.41 fee
Mob Adult (must be enrolled)
Free
Child (15 years and under)
Free