Over three days, Kurdinthi brings together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander weavers from across the country for a weekend of gathering, connection, cultural exchange, and conversation.

The event will include a dedicated day for weavers and a series of public programs across Adelaide’s West End, including a symposium, interactive workshops, film screenings and exhibitions. 

It is also your chance to experience JamFactory’s exhibitions Aunty Ellen Trevorrow: Weaving Through Time and Robert Wuldi: Weaving the Machine as well as the National First Nations Weaving Salon Exhibition presented by Ku Arts.

Images - above: Aunty Ellen Trevorrow weaving.
Right: Robert Wuldi, Menmenengkuri (Swallow Bird) Basket, 2025. Photos: Connor Patterson