African events in Darwin

Darwin's African community sits in Karama, Malak and Palmerston - Sudanese, Eritrean, Liberian, Burundian and South African families who came through the humanitarian intake or followed work into the Top End. African Day celebrations every May at Bicentennial Park bring everyone together for one long evening of food, drumming and dance from across the continent. Nigerian Owambe celebrations at the Marrara Sporting Complex, Pan-African Gospel Sundays through the Casuarina All Saints, South African braais at Lee Point through the dry season. Amapiano nights have found Mitchell Street late through the wet, when the tourist crowd thins and the locals take over. The Multicultural Council of the Northern Territory anchors the calendar. EventLinqs is built for Darwin African organisers running cultural events that thrive in Australia's most northern capital.