Musgrave Park Family Fun Day held on the Friday of NAIDOC week each year, delivers family friendly entertainment and activities to showcase aspects of Australia's First Nations people, culture and heritage through various mediums of performing arts, traditional foods, arts and crafts, to contemporary aspects promoted by First Nation Entrepreneurs.

Accompanied with engagement by local / state government, corporate, private and community service providers to support and enhance community access and participation across all sectors; including health, education, the arts, business development, employment and training, to name a few.  Over the years exhibits have evolved with creative and interactive community engagement, an increase of contemporary and traditional Food stalls, Arts and Crafts by First Nations Artists and Entrepreneurs.

MPFFD is a non-ticketed event and provides ‘free’ amusement rides and activities for the children and tasty treats; something for the whole Family.​ 

Musgrave Park Family Fun Day has been made possible by the community’s contributions and support since its inception 1992.  From humble beginnings with Volunteers and First Nations Performers donating their time and event partners alike, giving generously to support our community.