Several generations of dancers and musicians will make history in Darwin with a new collaboration. The Arafura Collective, Tracks Dance, and the Darwin School of Ballet have joined forces for...
Gulp NT (Growing and Understanding Local Produce NT) is ‘Connecting Community Cooks’ in Darwin through small groups sharing recipes and food stories using fresh local produce. The first ‘not yet...
It's time for the race that stops the nation – the Melbourne Cup – and Skycity Darwin has a selection of yummy options lined up for hungry punters. By Isabella...
Darwin Community Arts (DCA) community dinners have expanded since the organisation’s move to Coconut Grove. In November Bagot Community will celebrate its 80th Birthday with a dinner. By Tamara Howie...
Know a young person making waves in the community? One of your mates kicking goals – figuratively or literally? The Northern Territory Young Achiever Awards are open for nominations, with...
The Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) is on the hunt for more members. YAC is a unique platform that allows young people to have a direct voice to Darwin Council about...
Young artists should pull out their brushes and get painting for their chance to win $10,000 in the annual Belle ArtStart competition. Now in its fourth year, the national competition...
Darwin is full of talented young musicians, and a regular face on the scene is multi-instrumentalist Kyle Maher. The 20-year-old has supported some of the biggest names to tour through...
Music and performance look set to be the next wave of arts transforming the Darwin CBD. By Tamara Howie In recent years there has been a strong focus on ‘revitalising’...
If you’re a young performer itching to spread some holiday cheer the City of Darwin wants to hear from you. Expressions of interest are now open for paid performance oppor-tunities...
Spun Stories has proven to be a huge success since its launch in 2015, with more than 90 stories shared at 15 sold out events. At the most recent instalment...
Slip on some headphones and delve into the sounds and stories of Top End music at the latest instalment of Atmos. By Tamara Howie Part mix-tape, part love-song, Atmos: Making...
The Wave Hill Walk-Off has gone down in history as one of the defining moments for Indigenous land rights. By Tamara Howie In August 1966 more than 200 Aboriginal pastoral...
It’s been a massive week for Territory musicians making waves on the national stage. By Tamara Howie The crew from Skinnyfish Music have their names all over the ARIA Awards...
Art as therapy or therapy as art? One of the biggest theatre making faux pas turned into one of the festivals biggest triumphs. Critical Response by Sarah Reuben A drama...
Showcasing Top End comics and local stand-up performers By Will Crawford Laugh It Off With the Darwin Festival over, you might have thought that the only entertainment left until the...
A full-length classical ballet production will bring to life the charming fairy tale of Cinderella. By Isabella Mellios The Victorian State Ballet is bringing a stellar cast to Darwin as...
Tweed jackets and waistcoats aren't normal tropical attire, but more than 250 bikers will don their Sunday best to participate in an international fundraiser for men’s health. By Tamara Howie...
Dress up for a good cause at the RSPCA's annual Save the Paws Ball this October. By Isabella Mellios The RSPCA, Australia’s leading animal welfare organisation, relies heavily on donations...
This year, Top End kids have two weeks of school holiday fun in October. Thankfully, there’s plenty to do to keep the little tykes out of trouble. Darwin School Holiday...