Chief Minister Paul Henderson today announced an exciting competition to give one lucky Territorian the chance to design the official 2011BASSINTHEGRASS festival t-shirt. “This is a fantastic opportunity for one lucky winner to have their design become the only and official festival t-shirt,” Mr Henderson said. “Not only will the winner get to see their [...]
Here at DCC we just found out about an awesome new job opportunity for youth at Casuarina Square! The GPT Group’s Casuarina Square is launching its Arts, Music and Culture Program and is looking for a talented young individual to be a key component of its success through the promotion and production of in centre [...]
If you need something to do this last week of the school holidays or want to chill somewhere or want to learn hip hop, head down to your local library! Run by Indigenous Hip Hop Projects, interstate hip hop artists B-boy Pac Man and B-boy Ninja are running free Hip Hop workshops. To check it [...]
Why not head on down to Darwin City Council and take a look at the Youth Art Exhibition? Entrance is free and you might find an artwork done by one of your friends!
Looking for something new to do this school hols? Why not check out Corrugated Iron’s new Documentary Filmmaking Workshop For Teens? Life in a heavy metal band, the art of clowning, Facebook addictions… All topics are open for young people to explore this school holidays in Corrugated Iron’s new documentary filmmaking workshop, Reel Stories. The [...]
If you are aged between 12 and 21 years we welcome you to exhibit your paintings, drawings, sculptures, scribbled on note books, ANYTHING YOU LIKE to be shown in Council’s Community Art space.
What is in this year’s Darwin Festival? Where is it to be held? And where can I find an interview of one of the organisers of the Festival? Look no further than this article, Grinders!
School has started again, but we all know chillax time is just as important!
It’s 2009. We’ve said “So long!” to Bass in the Grass, “Adios!” to Pure Sounds and The Big Gig and now its time to gear up for the biggest music and arts festival yet, The Darwin Festival! Every year an array of musicians, dancers, actors and visual artists from around the globe make their way to the Top End and this year we are in for a real treat.
Darwin City Council Youth Projects invites young people aged between 12 and 20 years to apply to be
part of Council's Youth Advisory Group (YAG). YAG meets monthly to discuss and inform Counci on issues affecting young people, as well as organising and hosting projects.
Contact us for an information kit!
Phone: 89 300 300
Email: yag@darwin.nt.gov.au
Or submit your details online
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