Revel in a full spectrum of local flavours at the Northern Territory’s largest food festival featuring cooking demonstrations, workshops and plenty of stalls selling delicious goodies to be enjoyed on-site or taken home. Dates for 2020 TBA.
A collaboration with the Darwin Entertainment Centre, this is the only festival to exclusively book Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performers, singers, actors, musicians and visual artists in the Greater Darwin area. May 2020. Specific dates TBA. Free and ticketed events.
Be inspired, awe-struck and even amused by these amazing films about the ocean that are as unpredictable as the seas themselves. And what better place to enjoy them than in Darwin’s beachside Deckchair Cinema? 23 June 2020. Book online.
Always a roaring success, there’s plenty to see and do, even if you aren’t captivated by the prize-winning beasts in competition. Take in a performance, or better still, compete yourself. Food, farming, fun and family-friendly best describe this annual event. 23 - 25 July 2020.
During a few weeks of August, Darwin turns into a festival town full of music, theatre, visual art, dance, cabaret and more! Many of the events can be enjoyed outdoors in Festival Park on balmy nights. 6 – 23 August 2020. Ticketed and free events.
Darwin’s celebration of the Northern Territory securing self-government is as laid-back as the city itself. Join the crowds at the Sunset Market before settling down to a picnic and watching the fireworks reflected in the sea. Then enjoy yourself late into the night. 1 July 2020. Free event.