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Creative Culture
Since 2007, Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (DAAF) has drawn locals and visitors, both online and in person, from across the country and around the world to celebrate First Nations art...
Lakeside & Lovely
Pack the picnic blanket, round up your crew and get set to soak up some sweet Dry season goodness at Live at the Lake. By Kate Conway Returning to the...
Bask in Busking
Calling all musos and street performers! City of Darwin is calling out for talented locals and visitors to fill the streets with music, sweet music, and diverse pop-up performances. By...
Sounds of Suming
Gapu Ngupan (Chasing the Rainbow) is a special collaboration between YolÅu artists from North East Arnhem Land with artists of the Paiwan and Amis peoples of Taiwan, a production currently...
Boogie Down to Bustard Town
There’s something satisfying about saving something from ruin and breathing fresh life into it. We’ve seen water tanks become art galleries, horse floats become bars, so when the opportunity to...
Sunset Sounds
If there’s one thing that tops a beaut Top End sunset by the beach, it’s a beaut Top End sunset by the beach backed by live music. There’s nothing quite...
Jazz & Dew
There’s something magical about tapping into the past, revisiting fond memories or being reacquainted with an old friend. This month, you’re invited to rediscover the magic of jazz as Skinnyfish...
Saturday Night at the Movies
There's no denying there’s something magical about an outdoor cinema. For some it can evoke nostalgic memories of the drive-in, for others, maybe it’s the thrill of enjoying a traditionally...
Short & Sweet
Cinephiles and movie buffs rejoice, Flickerfest is back! Australia’s leading Academy qualifying and BAFTA recognised short film festival, this year's Flickerfest received a record 3,200 entries whittled down to just...
Stories From Our Elders
When was the last time you sat down with a senior family member or friend and had a yarn? Chances are they’ve got some pretty interesting stories to tell. By...
From the Darkness into the Light
In 1966, Vincent Lingiari led Gurindji, Mudbura, Bilnarra, Ngariyman and Warlpiri peoples on a strike from Wave Hill Station. The industrial dispute over appalling work conditions became a demand by...
The Harmony of Barkly
Embrace the beauty, art and culture of the vibrant Barkly region at the 2023 Desert Harmony Festival. The theme this year is ‘Kunjuku, Anyinginyi Jangarlki Kapi Kaminya Palpuru, Respect, Identity...
Wagait's Wild Side
In 2013, a small community arts group presented the inaugural Wagait Arts Festival, in true Territory fashion out the back of the local general store. Held every year since, the...
Monkey Baa Magic
Join a host of treasured characters from the beloved world of Possum Magic, as they bound off the page and onto the stage! By Betty Sweetlove On their way to...
Fresh Tracks
The ideas and talents of local choreographers are amplified through a series of short original dance works in Fresh Tracks this month. By Tierney Seccull Developed by Tracks Dance Company...
Evita
Territory talent shines on the Darwin Entertainment Centre stage, as a huge ensemble cast of 70 take on one of the world’s most celebrated and recognised musicals, Evita. By Tierney...
Rising High With Sydney Dance Company
A breathtaking triple-bill of contemporary dance transports audiences to new heights via the mesmerising movement, poetic soundscapes and stunning visuals of the Sydney Dance Company. By Betty Sweetlove Sydney Dance...
Crack That Whip
If you’ve popped by Darwin’s world famous Mindil Beach Markets, there’s a good chance you've heard the sounds of sharp cracks. Follow your ears to the source, and you’ll come...
Territory Day
Get together with family and friends to celebrate 45 years of self-governance in the NT, and rejoice in everything great about this beaut part of the world. Right across the...
It's Show Time!
The Northern Territory's thriving agriculture industry takes centre stage, as regional show days are held across the NT. Round up the troops and plan a fun show day near you...
