On Wadawurrung Country, Treaty Day Out Ballarat welcomed a full-house crowd of 3,500 for an unforgettable day of music, culture and connection.

Produced by JL Productions in partnership with the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria, Treaty Day Out brought together artists and community for a large-scale cultural event that centred First Nations voices through live performance, storytelling and shared experience.

The event was led by powerful performances from some of Australia’s leading Indigenous artists, including Jessica Mauboy, Electric Fields, Mo’Ju, 3%, Scott Darlow, Blackfire, Madi Colville-Walker, Jada Weazel and Canisha.

Photographs courtesy of the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria and Leroy Miller.

Jessica Mauboy in a black jacket and pants on stage at Treaty Day Out event.
Zaachariaha Fielding in a green dress passionately singing on stage during the Treaty Day Out event.
A lively concert crowd gathered around a stage at Treaty Day Out.
During the Treaty Day Out celebration, three performers are on stage with a microphone.
Jessica Mauboy with flowing hair singing on stage with a microphone at Treaty Day Out.
Zaachariaha Fielding in green dress giving a captivating performance.
Guitarist with long hair performing live on stage.
A man on stage with his hands raised in the air during 'Treaty Day Out'.
A man with a long beard and a tribal headdress.
Female artist in white dress singing with band on stage.
Concert attendees gather around as a man lovingly holds his child at Treaty Day Out.
Several people formed a circle around a man donning a hat, either conversing with him or observing something intriguing.
Two individuals smiling and posing for a picture amidst the vibrant atmosphere of a music festival.
Mo'Ju with sunglasses singing into a microphone at Treaty Day Out.
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