Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, located in Adelaide, South Australia, is an internationally renowned brand dedicated to supporting and promoting First Nations arts and cultures. Established in 1989, Tandanya sits on Kaurna land, named after the Kaurna word for 'place of the Red Kangaroo'. As a First Nations owned and run multi-purpose center, Tandanya is committed to honoring and respecting the traditional owners and custodians of the Adelaide Plains.

Tandanya brings people and communities together to share stories, build connections, and increase understanding and respect for First Nations arts and cultures. Through their exhibitions, performances, and events, they enable deeper and more meaningful relationships to be formed. Tandanya is known as Australia's leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander multi-arts and cultural venue.

At Tandanya, visitors can explore current and previous exhibitions, attend events and performances, and experience the vibrant and diverse creative practices of First Nations communities. The center also offers venue hire options for conferences, meetings, and gallery spaces. Tandanya's commitment to cultural work practices, leadership in artistic excellence, and inclusive approach makes it a vital and transformative force in nation building