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Mungejup

Proudly standing on Gadigal Land.
Where art meets heritage! We invite you to explore Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture.

Mungejup: where art meets heritage
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We invite you to explore Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander culture & immerse yourself in the past & present through art, stories & life experiences. Immerse yourself in the past and present through art, stories and life experiences.

📍 Proudly standing on Gadigal Land.
📣 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this page ma

y contain images, voices, or names of deceased persons in photographs, film, audio recordings or printed material.

26/08/2026

Every person experiences Mungejup differently.

Some arrive curious about the history of The Block. Others come to better understand the people, stories and history of Redfern’s Aboriginal urban community through the artworks and stories shared throughout the gallery.

As they explore, questions are asked, conversations begin and new perspectives are discovered.

Whatever brings you here, we hope you leave with a deeper understanding of the people, resilience and community that continue to shape this place today.

20/08/2026

History isn't only something we look back on.

It's carried through people, shared through conversations and remembered by the communities who continue to live it.

At Mungejup, the stories of The Block continue to be told through the voices, memories and experiences that have shaped this place for generations.

Every visitor who takes the time to listen helps ensure these stories continue to be shared into the future.

12/08/2026

We're here and ready to welcome you.

Mungejup is now open every Monday and Friday from 10am–2pm.

Drop in, explore the gallery, and take the time to connect with the stories, history and culture of The Block.
🖤❤️💛

31/07/2026

Ever wanted to learn more about the people, places and moments that helped shape one of Australia's most significant Aboriginal communities?

Our guided tours of the 50 Years of the Aboriginal Housing Company exhibition offer a deeper understanding of the history, achievements and lived experiences that continue to shape The Block today.

Led by knowledgeable guides with firsthand connections, each tour provides a unique opportunity to engage with the stories behind the exhibition.

Whether you're visiting as part of a school, organisation or simply want to learn more, we'd love to have a yarn. Book your visit at mungejup.com.au

23/07/2026

Some moments have just stayed with us.

Over the past year, we've welcomed visitors, shared stories, hosted workshops, celebrated artists and connected with community.

Thank you to everyone who has visited, participated in a workshop, attended an event, shared a post, partnered with us or supported Mungejup in any way.

We're grateful to be part of a community that continues to celebrate culture, creativity and connection.

Here's to another year of stories, conversations and shared experiences.

11/07/2026

This year, NAIDOC Week has given us the chance to remember that every right, every opportunity and every step forward has been built on the strength of those who came before us.

We honour the stories that have been shared, the voices that have led the way, and the generations who have worked tirelessly to create change.

We celebrate the strength of our communities, the richness of our cultures, and the enduring connection that continues to bring people together.

30/06/2026

All your bookings, all in one place.

Whether it’s a guided or private tour, a school visit, a workshop, or a private event — you can explore and reserve everything through one simple online system.

Making it easier for community, schools, and visitors to connect with us.

Visit mungejup.com.au and click “Book Your Visit” to get started.

26/06/2026

🖤❤️💛💚 NAIDOC ON THE BLOCK 🖤❤️💛💚

14/06/2026

Strength is carried in many ways and for generations, boxing has been more than sport — it has been discipline, connection, resilience, and a source of pride.

For Aboriginal men, Indigenous men, and men across all communities, these spaces have also represented strength, identity, and belonging.

This Men’s Health Week, we recognise the importance of checking in — on yourself and the men in your life. Wellbeing is not just physical. It’s social, emotional, and cultural. And it’s strengthened through connection, conversation, and community.

Because no one carries strength alone.

02/06/2026

The Eora Nation is not just part of Sydney’s history — it’s part of its living identity.
This timeline shares moments that shaped The Block and the Redfern Aboriginal community across generations.

But these stories are more than history. They reflect the strength, resilience and enduring connection of the Eora Nation — the Traditional Custodians of the Sydney region — and the communities who continue to shape this place today.

For Mabo Day, we honour the connection Aboriginal people have always held to Country, culture and community.

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33-59 Louis Street
Redfern, NSW
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