Remember the days when the post office was king? Drawing on the national archival collection, Signed, Sealed, Delivered revisits an era when post offices touched...
PepperBerry Restaurant is now open for lunch! Indulge in modern Australian flavours and discover what could be your favourite lunch-break spot in the city.
Fresh: connecting new & old art brings together works from the Aboriginal, Australian and South East Asian art collections. This exhibition reveals diverse stories...
A Little Bit of Justice - Drawings by Charlie Flannigan highlights the story of an Aboriginal prisoner – the first person to be executed in the Northern Territory – at...
Entries for the inaugural National Capital Art Prize are open! This new prize aims to support Australian artists, many of whom lost the opportunity to display and sell...
This year, Royal Darwin Show celebrates 70 wonderful years of contributing to the Territory’s rich history. Generations of families and volunteers have been involved...
Who are the Australians in the painting? Come and see Sydney artist Martin Shaw's much pondered and enigmatic painting for yourself and learn about the other guesses...
The sun is setting on the Ranger Uranium Mine and Jabiru. But Jabiru has become a home for many and a focal point for tourists visiting Kakadu. What will the new dawn...
Ian G. Anderson developed an enduring fascination for Australian heritage through listening to his father’s stories. In this exhibition, Ian presents images of...
Two spectacular gardens are open for you to explore in June. Kingfisher Haven boasts themed garden beds featuring bromeliads and cycads, and bird and wildlife-attracting...
Miriwoong country straddles the Western Australian and Northern Territory border. In accordance with the creation era known as the Ngarranggarni , Miriwoong people...
Set against the stunning landscapes of 1930s Arnhem Land, High Ground chronicles young Aboriginal man Gutjuk, who in a bid to save the last of his family teams up with...
Captaining a tugboat in a sea of ridiculousness as we sail into the ‘new normal’, one of Darwin’s most prolific visual artists, B4mble, is back at it again to tantalise...
Federal Agent Aaron Falk returns to his hometown after an absence of over 20 years to attend the funeral of his childhood friend, Luke, who allegedly killed his wife and...
David Gulpilil is an iconic figure of Australian cinema and has been for fifty years. His mesmerising, electrifying presence has leapt off the big screen and changed...
This provocative exhibition has truth-telling at its core. Artivist, Therese Ritchie, factually examines Australia’s frontier wars and the massacre of Indigenous peoples...
Kaye Leach's work expresses her love for nature and aims to evoke similar feelings in the viewer. The oceans and the detail in nature's forms inspire her, as can be seen...
Microcosm is an exhibition that explores the 'little worlds' that exist within the larger whole of the ecosystem. Focusing on abstracting the intricate visible patterns...
From tranquil water lillies to dramatic abstract landscapes and flowers, this exhibition presents the latest works of artist Jan Jarvis, who has been painting in the...
Jo Victoria is a place-based artist, working mostly in porcelain. For her residency at TactileARTS, Victoria was interested in immersing herself in the Top End natural...
Wild Things follows a new generation of environmental activists that are mobilising against forces more powerful than themselves and saying, enough. Armed only with...
Julio and Ana have been together for over fifteen years. They don’t look at each other or touch each other anymore and daily conflicts have become the norm. This evening...
Don't miss the live-action/CG sequel to the 2018 hit film that once again brings Beatrix Potter’s beloved characters to a global audience – Peter Rabbit 2! In this new...
If you're in the mood for a sneaky staycation, head along to DoubleTree by Hilton Esplanade Darwin, which has reopened to the public after its temporary closure in 2020...
Sing, dance, listen to stories and engage with puppets at these fun and interactive sessions. Suitable for children aged 1-5 years. Children must be accompanied by an...
Escape the stress and busyness of modern life to discover the peace of meditation for yourself in these free 30 minute meditation sessions. Be guided through simple...
Learning + Games = fun! If your child aged 5-12 years and enjoys hands-on, problem based learning activities, this is for them. Gadgets and Games is based around STEAM (...
Want to play a brass instrument such as trombone, tuba, tenor horn, euphonium, baritone or cornet? Darwin City Brass Band (DCBB) can help! They offer free lessons and...
Every Tuesday at sunset, kick back and enjoy live music by local artists in the chill atmosphere of Ebb & Flow. Just minutes from Darwin CBD, right next to the water...
You are alive, therefore you will die. This is the simplest, most obvious truth, yet few have come to terms with this fact. Be guided through Living Meaningfully, Dying...