Bidjigal Visions

04/07/2026

Our first market stall! ✨ Come down and say hi. We'd love to see you! ❤️🖤💛

02/07/2026

We're back at the markets this 21st June at Heffron Park, !
Come on down for a fantastic day of fun, creativity and community spirit! Swing by the ELIB stall and explore our colourful range of handcrafted Australian-made puzzles and interactive learning boards, including our much-loved First Nations-inspired designs.

Whether you're looking for a unique gift, a screen-free activity for the kids, or simply a great day out, we've got something for everyone. Come and say hello, have a play, and discover why families, educators and little and older learners love what we do.

Support local. Play local. Shop local.

We can't wait to see you there!

14/07/2025

We're excited to announce our collaboration with Maroubra United Football Club on the design of their kit.

30/06/2025

Condolences to the Simms family of La Perouse and the Butler family of the South Coast of NSW with the recent passing of Uncle Greg Simms. Uncle Greg was a cherished member of the La Perouse and Blacktown Community.

Uncle Greg was a skilled artefact maker, musician and ambassador for Reconciliation. Last year, Uncle Greg was awarded the Key to Blacktown City and played a significant role in many community programs.

Condolences to Aunty Marge, Robert (Bunda), Elizabeth, Uncle Greg’s grandchildren, great grandchildren and extended families.

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13/11/2024

It's always a pleasure to share culture with the next generation. Thank you, Mortdale Public School, for another year of wonderful collaboration.

08/10/2024

Let's go! Check out our ELIB stall at Maroubra Beach Markets today. We've got some exciting new paintings to launch with a new local artist collaboration, and we'll be selling our stunning range of paintings in collaboration with Boorroo Activation Art. See you there!

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13/08/2024

La Pa lads, doing La Pa things!

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24/04/2024

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Four spears stolen by Captain James Cook and his crew after he arrived at Botany Bay more than 250 years ago are handed back to traditional owners at a ceremony in England, in what is among the most significant repatriations of Indigenous objects to date.

17/01/2024

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