A community event for NAIDOC Week 2026, run by Logan District Elders, Logan City Council, First Nations community organisations and local stakeholders, will celebrate 50 Years of Deadly in July.
The 2026 Logan NAIDOC Family Fun Day will be held from 8.30am to 2.30pm on Tuesday, July 7 at the Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct.
Mayor Jon Raven said sharing stories was always a highlight of the annual event.
"Logan is all about connecting culture and community," Mayor Raven said.
"The city's NAIDOC Week events focus on dance, language and food and this year's theme is a great milestone to celebrate with our First Nations people."
Aunty Margaret Finlay from the Logan District Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Corporation for Elders said they were proud to celebrate 50 Years of Deadly with the Logan community.
"This family fun day is about bringing everyone together, honouring our culture and sharing in the strength of our mob," Aunty Marg said.
"I want to thank all the committee, sponsors and volunteers who have supported us to make this day possible.
"Everyone is welcome. Come along for a day of food, community stalls, entertainment, rides, sporting activities and connection and experience our culture with us."
The event will feature live performances from Nana Magic, Samara, Australian Idol 2025 finalist Jaymon Bob, deadly MCs Corina Reuben and JS, and 2026 Voice contestant Daisha Auda.
NAIDOC Week 2026 runs from July 5 to 12.
