12 July 2023
Football fans are in for a treat with some of Australia’s best players rolling into Darwin for the Australia Cup 2023 Playoffs this week, and they’ve got a range of activities planned while they’re in the Top End.
Read More
10 July 2023
Expertly designed boats made out of cans – and the teams trying to sail them - will provide hours of entertainment at the iconic Darwin Lions Beer Can Regatta on Sunday, 16 July.
Read More
07 July 2023
Theatre, music, circus, cabaret, comedy and more are on the menu at this year’s Darwin Fringe Festival, which will take place from 14-23 July 2023.
Read More
29 June 2023
AFL is returning to the Red Centre on Sunday, 2 July 2023, when the Melbourne Football Club will take on GWS Giants at TIO Traegar Park, adding another Major Event to our bustling calendar
Read More
28 June 2023
The Territory’s PGA Championship is back with some of Australia’s best golfers set to tee off at the Palmerston Golf and Country Club from 17-20 August 2023, adding another elite sports competition to the Territory’s Major Events calendar
Read More
28 June 2023
The 2023 Darwin International Film Festival (DIFF) will return to the Top End from 14-24 September 2023, and the full program will be released on 14 August 2023 at the NT premiere of a powerful new Territory documentary.
Read More
27 June 2023
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander sporting skills and culture will be on display at the Deadly Cup Rugby League Carnival, adding another high quality sporting event to our events calendar and helping celebrate a unique part of our lifestyle.
Read More
27 June 2023
The 17th Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (DAAF) will return in August, with stunning Aboriginal art, fashion, homewares showcasing some of the world’s most unique culture from right across the Territory.
Read More
21 June 2023
More than 6,800 hand-made beanies from around the world will be on show at the 27th annual Alice Springs Beanie Festival this year.
Read More
20 June 2023
One of the Territory’s most epic celebrations is nearly here, and Australian blues rock royalty, Joe Camilleri & The Black Sorrows, will lead the charge, performing at the Mindil Beach Territory Day event
Read More