Monthly Events

Open from 8am to 2pm every Sunday. With a variety of delicious foods, arts and crafts, massage, tarot, fresh fruit and vegetables, and lots more to choose from, we're sure you'll enjoy a relaxing visit to Nightcliff Markets. There is ample seating and tables, a children's playground and free entertainment every Sunday throughout the year.

Screens 9 features and 3 shorts from 7 different countries.

Tickets are on sale now at BC&C Darwin 5 Cinemas, Mitchell Street or online at eventcinemas.com.au

For full program information pick up a program at the box office or visit sff.org.au - Trvelling Film Festival - Darwin.

Free Entry

In 1869 George Goyder surveys Darwin for the S.A. government and begins the establishmnent of the city initially called Palmerston.

A re-enactment to commemorate the arrival of the Surveyor General G.W. Goyder in Darwin on 5th February 1869. See George Goyder and his party come ashore on the tide. Hear the full story of the achievements of the survey party over 8months. Listen as George Goyder explains how surveying was done in 1869.

Refreshments will be available.

When: 4.30pm on the waterside of The Deck Chair Cinema.

To commemorate the 70th Anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin, the Chief Minister and the Lord Mayor are hosting a black-tie ball at the Darwin Convention Centre on Saturday 18 February 2012.

From 6.30pm, the ball will have a 1940s theme, with live bands and entertainment. Mr. Ray Martin will be MC on the night.

Tickets are $170 per person, $140 for seniors.

 Tables for 10 are available to purchase at $1500.

For more information go to www.cevent..com/d/bcq855/1Q

In the lead up to the anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin, why not discover the fascinating history of the Darwin Waterfront? The Precinct has historical significance as the site of the first bomb to land in Australia during World War II and is home to the World War II Oil Storage Tunnels accessed via Kitchener Drive. Collect your free Heritage and Cultural Trail map to begin your journey of discovery through a rich and varied history of the Darwin Waterfront.

The service begins at 11am on the 19th February.

There will be many other events around Darwin for the Anniversary.

To Commemorate the 70th Anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin the Deckchair Cinema is hosting 'Frontline Australia 1942' at 3.30pm nad 'The Overlanders' at 5.30pm at the Birch, Carroll and Coyle Cinema in Darwin city.

Adult: $15 - Flexi Pass available for both films.