Tropical Arafura Rhythms at the Town Hall Ruins - Darwin Fringe Festival 

The Town Hall ruins are all that remain of the original Palmerston Town Hall designed in 1882 and completed in 1883.

It was used for civic purposes until the Navy occupied it during the war years. When peace returned, the building was used as office space by the Museum and Art Galleries Board.

While its original heritage significance is as a grand public building, it has attracted a second - and, some would argue, more important - layer of significance as a testament to the might and fury of Cyclone Tracy.

A Darwin Fringe Festival event, join AWE at the Town Hall Ruins for Tropical Arafura Rhythms. A program of latin-inspired hot spicy numbers tempered by a few cool sultry seductive mellow tunes.

When: Saturday 19 July 2025, 6.00 pm

Where: Town Hall Ruins, Smith Street, Darwin City.

Cost: FREE entry

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Sunday Sunset at Darwin Surf Lifesaving Club "On this Day" - Sunday 31st August

Join Arafura Wind Ensemble on 31 August for a special music program: “On This Day” - celebrating everything this date brings!

Another AWE show too good to miss! Bring your friends and family down to Darwin Surf Life Saving Club for an evening of cool sea breezes, awesome food from De la Plage, and of course, great music. All this against the backdrop of a stunning Territory sunset... we can't think of a better way to end the weekend!

Bookings not required - free event for patrons of the Darwin Surf Life Saving Club, the home of De La Plage.

Bar open from 5pm
Music from 5.30pm
Food from De La Plage until 8pm
No BYO

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