Things to Do in Darwin, NT
Darwin hosts around 350 upcoming events, with approximately 250 scheduled within the next 30 days for residents of this city founded in 1869 and home to about 140,000 people. Roughly 30% of these listings are free, offering accessible options for visitors and locals alike. The largest category is Business & Networking with about 150 events, followed by Community & Social gatherings at around 40. Other popular types include Family & Kids, Food & Drink, Talks & Lectures, and Wellness & Mindfulness, each featuring approximately 20 events. Key venues hosting these activities include Regus-Darwin at 66 Smith Street, The Last Supper Pizzarella, the Darwin Convention Centre, the Museum and Art Gallery of Northern Territory, and general listings under the name Darwin. Performer Paul Smith also has upcoming dates in the region. This diverse programme ensures a wide range of choices for those planning their month ahead.
City facts
- Weather
- 29°C · Partly cloudy · High 31° / low 26°C · 89% precip
- Population
- 139,902 (2021)
- Area
- 40.6 km²
- Elevation
- 0 m
- Founded
- 1869
Source: Wikidata
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Frequently asked questions about events in Darwin
- How many events are listed for Darwin this month?
- There are about 250 events scheduled within the next 30 days, making up roughly one-third of the total around 350 upcoming listings.
- Are there free events available in Darwin?
- Yes, about 30% of all listed events are free to attend, providing affordable options for community members and visitors.
- What is the most common type of event listed?
- Business & Networking events are the most numerous with about 150 listings, followed by Community & Social events at around 40.
- Which venues host the most events in Darwin?
- The top venues include Regus-Darwin at 66 Smith Street, Regus 66 Smith Street, The Last Supper Pizzarella, the Darwin Convention Centre, and the Museum and Art Gallery of Northern Territory.