What's on at Brown's Mart
Upcoming events in Darwin at Brown's Mart Theatre, Studio, Courtyard and at Happy Yess.
Need more info? Call 8981 5522
A weekly alcohol free dance jam in the dark: $10 adult / $8 concession. Get your tickets on the door.
Tuesdays 6-7pm, 4 February to 24 June
Darwin lunch yoga is a new, convenient way to get all the benefits of doable, basic yoga. The benefits of this Darwin CBD yoga are permanent, and increasingly powerful, if combined with sustained practice. Regular yoga practice delivers fitness, calmness and flexibility. In addition, it’s a source of illumination and inner strength, like a light or flame. That’s the idea from which Flametree takes its name. In other words, it also delivers deeper benefits of yoga beyond just physical exercise. Passes and free sessions available.
Wednesdays 12.05-12.50pm, 30 April ongoing
MUDU is back for 2025! This year with the biggest lineup of bands yet. At the happy yess, $6.66 pre order or $10 at the door.
26 April
A multifaceted singer, songwriter, performer, and multi-instrumentalist based in Darwin, known for her soulful sound and innovative approach to music. With a deep exploration of love and the human experience, she weaves captivating stories through her songs. Originally from Aotearoa, Juran's musical journey began in church before she relocated to Australia in 2009.
2 May
DJ V, CVNTSЇQUENCE, Ohne Scheiß, and LaanSiBB spin the decks for a night of heart-thumping feet-stomping beats and grooves, as we continue to collectively resist the expansion of colonial violence and fascism in so-called australia and occupied Palestine
3 May
Maili is a 25 year old local singer, songwriter and performer who grew up in rural Darwin. Maili is largely inspired by movies, media and current events with her songwriting.
9 May
Based on the translation of the novel La petite fille qui aimait trop les allumettes by Gaëtan Soucy 1998 Éditions du Boréal Adapted by Nicky Fearn and Gail Evans Directed by Susie Dee Presented by Brown’s Mart and Business Unusual
A Gothic tale of intrigue, revelation, survival and hope.
13 - 24 May
Leash and The Dusty Boot(s) are Alicia Scobie (vocals/guitar), and Tim Webb (backing vocals/guitar). They play an array of original tunes that sit somewhere between alternative country, blues and folk. The band's “Tennant Creek Truths” EP was released in 2020.
16 May
Tribo is a 3-Piece Filipino Rock and Alternative cover band from Darwin, Australia. The Band formed in 2023 by a group of musicians who love to jam with other bands met in local events and whose influences can be traced back with emergence of Rock and Filipino music. Their style from rock to different genre, awesome guitar solo, sweet sounding voice and energetic drumming that will make you want to rock all night and sing along to their music.
23 May
Swapping her paintbrush for a guitar, she's turning expression into melodies. Catch this emerging artist live as she blends her creativity with soulful sound.
30 May
For 2025 much-loved music producer James Mangohig has curated a diverse line-up of musicians representing many of the cultures that are at the heart of our local community.
Artist to be announced
6 June
Transporting you through timeless classics and smooth melodies, with a soulful twist, The Singer brings you a beautiful ambiance for your night out or special occasion. Relax to a mix of Soul, Blues, Jazz, Swing and Jazz Funk.
13 June
Kaurareg, Kulkalgal artist, Pele Savage, is an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander singer-songwriter from Waibene (Thursday Island). Pele has appeared on many stages such as the Yabun Festival, Sydney Opera House, Rock The Bay and the Darwin Festival. Delivering stories of romance and empowerment through lush acoustic sounds with influences of contemporary R&B, neo-soul and funk.
20 June
Axes Saxophone Quartet (Vic): Michael Lichnovsky, Shannon Ebeling, Niels Bijl & Sara Beale
A bold, out-of-the-box NT debut performance of music by Dutch composer JacobTV (Jacob ter Veldhuis) in a gripping program for saxophone quartet and multimedia.
22 June
For 2025 much-loved music producer James Mangohig has curated a diverse line-up of musicians representing many of the cultures that are at the heart of our local community.
Artist to be announced
27 June
Immerse yourself in a deeper understanding of Larrakia culture and country.
More information coming soon.
3 July
On the eve of 2025 NAIDOC Week (6-13 July 2025). More information coming soon.
3 - 6 July
The biggest platform for emerging, independent and experimental artists in the NT, Darwin Fringe is your 10 day community arts Festival with bite. Program released in May.
11 - 20 July
Immerse yourself in a deeper understanding of Larrakia culture and country.
More information coming soon.
25 September
Created and performed by Lisa Pellegrino
A story of family, memory and legacy.
25 September
Whistling Kite New Music
An exploration of solo and ensemble repertoire with electronics in a theatrical immersion.
19 October
Tara Murphy & Jonathan Tooby
Rococonuts re-imagines the great repertoire of classical music as a distractible child genius might, complete with costumes, novelty instruments, and physical comedy that’s closer to a game of Twister than a chamber music concert.
26 October
ONGOING
MONTHLY GATHERING FOR FIRST NATION CREATORS
Hosted at Browns Mart by the First Nations Community Engagement Coordinator: providing a culturally safe space for connection, networking and relationship-building, and sharing relevant arts, culture and First Nations opportunities and events.
More information coming soon.
Brown's Mart Arts Ltd
(T/as Brown’s Mart)
ABN: 67 141 763 895
Address
12 Smith Street Darwin City
GPO Box 3451, Darwin NT 0801
admin@brownsmart.com.au
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