The Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) enters a galactic realm with the Between the Moon and the Stars exhibition. This intriguing showcase...
The stories of how museums collect objects can be just as interesting as the objects themselves. From the highlands of Papua New Guinea to the early missionary days on...
This collection of digital paintings from The Carpentaria Mapping Project is an extraordinary collaboration between Traditional Owners from the Gulf of Carpentaria and...
Don Namundja is one of Western Arnhem Land's most senior and respected artists, known for his pared back depictions of animals, plants, and ancestral beings. Head along...
Showcasing the very best Australian Indigenous art from around the country, from emerging and established artists. The Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait...
The 2019 Desert Festival, presented Red Hot Arts Central Australia, runs for seven weeks from Thu 29 Aug to Sat 12 Oct. This year's program boasts over 20 live acts...
Liss Fenwick's photographic series of built landscapes 'Grim Purpose' is an attempt to contribute to the discourse of decolonisation in Australia, offered from the...
Ngukurr artists held their first formal exhibition in 1988 and defied preconceptions of Aboriginal painting. Spontaneous and employing bold colours such as green, pink...
Mother and daughter team – Hilary the potter and Mandy the painter – have come together to celebrate 50 years of creating, by bringing their artistic mediums alongside...
Darwin International Film Festival (DIFF) is back, celebrating its 10th year. Growing from five days in 2010 to 11 days in 2019, each DIFF is bigger than the last with...
Tactile Arts is currently seeking expressions of interest from artists and craftspeople for their 2020 Exhibitions Program and Artist In Residence program. Get in touch...
In 1985, a group of passionate Darwinites came together to create the very first Darwin Pride Festival, promoting diversity, equality and celebrating LGBTQIA+...
The Frillies Club is for preschool to year 6 students. The club aims to assist every child who is a member in the Palmerston area to develop a life-long love of reading...
What are you grateful for? Who are you grateful to? Join street artist Kaff-eine and Mayfair Gallery to celebrate the launch of INFINITE THANKS. Kaff’s collaborative...
Enjoy midday music at Casuarina Library every Friday. Fri 6 - Tracey Bunn Fri 13 - Scott Murphy Fri 20 - Katharina Fehringer Fri 27 - Bella Maree
Enjoy midday music at the Darwin City Library every Friday. Fri 6 - Mike Foley Fri 13 - Beverly McShanag Fri 20 - Elixify Fri 27 - Wayne Cristaudo
Brown's Mart continues to present its popular Friday afternoon live music program from May to October, providing a laidback music scene suitable for all ages, at one of...
Join Malak Marketplace for their first Pop Up at the Botanical Gardens for a relaxing Friday night under the stars. Enjoy amazing food from Malak Marketplace's top food...
Sunsets, chilled vibes... AND DOGGOS! This is how we celebrate the Dry season! Grab your picnic, pals, blankets and chairs, and head to Nightcliff Foreshore for SOUNDS...
Formation brings together recent artworks by Henry and Fernanda Dupal, an exhibition celebrating creative endeavour in partnership. Form and function, and colour and...
What are you grateful for? Who are you grateful to? Join street artist Kaff-eine to celebrate the launch of INFINITE THANKS. Kaff’s collaborative show features small,...
We Eat We Are unites, nourishes and renews. It explores the relational experience of food as a cultural determinant, as a sacred language and as a vital environmental...
A woman grieving over the death of her daughter loses grip of reality when she begins to think her girl may still be alive.
To top off 11 days of silver screen wonder, DIFF presents a splashing grand finale of its 10th edition with a 30-metre Water Screen! Free and family friendly, the show...
A splashing water screen will be showcased at the Darwin Waterfront Recreation Lagoon as the grand finale weekend to the Darwin International Film Festival. Show starts...
Much Ado About Nothing is one of Shakespeare’s contemporary comedies, where romance is thwarted by dastardly plots, misinformation, false accusations, broken promises,...
When small town puppeteer Punch accidentally kills his baby during a drinking binge, his wife, Judy, having suffered a violent beating, teams up with a band of outcast...
The NT Writers’ Centre has once again opened applications to the Andrew McMillan Emerging Writer’s Residency in the unique outback town of Larrimah. The retreat is open...
Begin your Saturday morning ritual with this blissful (and free!) weekly yoga asana class on the Darwin Waterfront lawns during the Dry. A dedicated and qualified yoga...
Code Club is about fun, creativity and learning through exploring. Code Club is a nationwide network of free, voluteer-led, after school coding clubs for children. All...